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First time reaction to Marillion - Incubus
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2024
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Marillion the best band you never heard of.
Great description. I've been a huge fan since 85 though I only really listen to their stuff with Fish. Such an amazing band.
@@Mr.Batsu12 give the “new guy” a try. They’re different, they’re good.
@@MrSinnerBOFH Technically I did. I checked and I have Season's End and Brave, the first 2 albums without Fish. I listened to them 3 or 4 times but they just seemed like basic pop-rock music. To me, Fish was the soul of Marillion and when he left it left Marillion feeling rather lifeless to me.
To be fair, I've bought a number of Fish solo albums over the years and some things I loved but I don't think any of them stand up to the work he did together with Marillion. I think there are a few reasons for that. They just worked really well together as a group of people. The time period was much more open to music that was a bit more 'weird' for lack of a better term.
Most of all I think it had a lot to do with how much younger they were at the time. Very few artists that reach great heights in their youth are able to maintain the same level of creativity and success as they age. Some of it may be due to the pressures of previous success. Age also can bring on a huge amount of fear and doubt. So many young people are fearless (or stupid) in their pursuit of success in music, sports, acting.... whatever. As you get older you realize all the things that can, and will likely, go wrong and that can create a huge amount of fear which can limit creativity.
I should also be clear, I don't hate Marillion without Fish but I avoid them because of how much better I thought they were with Fish. I feel the same with Van Halen. They were an amazing hard rock band with David Lee Roth. When they replaced him with Sammy Hagar the music was good but not as good as older VH. Maybe it's a bit of resentment on my part?
Much better with Hogarth!
@@MrSinnerBOFH Even better in my opinion!
Back in '85 my mom went to the record store to get me something for my birthday. She told the guy working there that I liked old Genesis. He handed her Misplaced Childhood and I burned through that tape and ended up buying a second copy. Terrific band.
My mate introduced me to SFAJT in 1984 when I met him in the first year of high school. He put the album on and it hypnotised me. Got all the other albums when they came out so i totally get what you are saying.
A medal for whoever suggested this one. These days I much prefer to listen to more recent music by Marillion, but this was the first iteration of the band at the top of its game. The lyrics are as good as you will find anywhere, and a Steve Rothery guitar solo is always worth the price of admission. Other good songs: Forgotten Sons, Grendel, Chelsea Monday, Jigsaw, Warm Wet Circles.
Marillion's best tune. Incredible
Marillion. The very best band you've never heard of.
Seconded to infinity.
More please.
Only more than 40 years worth of songs to catch up on.
I’ve followed Marillion since 1981 and this is right up there with one of my faves. Credit for listening.
Marillion is a band that never achieved huge success in America but were much more popular in Europe. They have been around since the very early 80's. Their first lead singer was a man who called himself Fish, he left the and in 1988 to have a solo career. I'm a huge fan of Marillion when Fish was in the band but never cared much for their stuff after he left.
I strongly suggest checking out songs like: Forgotten Sons, Garden Party, Punch and Judy, Kayleigh, Lavender, Heart of Lothian, Sugar Mice, Incommunicado.... so many more but that's a good start. :D
@Soul Traveller Well, not for this American or some of my friends from High School back in the late 80's :D I got introduced to them shortly before their Clutching At Straws album got released and I was blown away. I remember having the cassette for Misplaced Childhood in my car for many months. I was one of those players that would automatically play both sides of the album for you. I just kept that in playing over and over.
@Soul Traveller I totally agree. I bought Seasons End, their first album without Fish, and that was the last Marillion album I bought. It wasn't horrible music but it was not Marillion any longer.
I did buy a number of Fish albums over the years which I really enjoyed. His music wasn't the same as Marillion but it was so much closer than what Marillion became without him. It's strange how Fish by himself was more Marillion than Marillion themselves are. :D
@Soul Traveller Freddie Mercry is a good example. I think the one time such a unique band leader was ever replaced successfully was Bon Scott of AC/DC. Being the singer sort of automatically puts you as the face of the band and his voice was so unique but I think finding Brian Johnson to replace him was a one in a million chance and worked out very well. Of course I really hate the idea of all the music Bon Scott could have sung on if he didn't pass. :(
I'm a huge fan of Steven Rothery's playing. I'm a guitarist and have been playing for about 35 years now. I was pretty new to playing when I first started hearing Rothery and of course fell in love with his style. He reminds me a lot of David Gilmour, putting more focus on melody and style than flashy fast playing.
Great reaction! Give "Sugar Mice" a try from Marillion. I think you'l enjoy it too.This band is a very deep dive. Don't stop now!
exactly, I think that would have been a better choice for her but she did well
I always think of my Dad and his divorce from my Mom when I hear Sugar Mice. Miss you Dad.
This band is amazing, i turned 18 for a couple of days ago and what a beautiful music Marillion makes! I would like more people on my age to listen to those classic rock songs back in the day!
I don't think you are aware of what you are listening to at all. This is the greatest Prog. Rock band ever... Lead by the best songwriter ever ... Respect to Fish and Marillion from 🇩🇰. I have listened to them since the early 80' and never stopped.
Try “Misplaced Childhood”.
Epic song from Fish/Marillion era, thanks for sharing
You've hit gold with Marillion!
I have listened to it at least a 1000 times and it still makes the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. The greatest song from the greatest band. ❤️❤️
The early Marillion albums with Fish on vocals are all excellent. Other tracks to check out include Script For A Jester's Tear, Assassing, Kaleigh, Sugar Mice and Warm Wet Circles.
Everything Marillion has done since Fish quit the band is much, much better due to the band having acquired a lead singer who can actually sing.
@@Yesquire0 Hogarth is a good singer, but the band's material does nothing for me now.
@@TheMinster1960 I'd agree that the two eras have a completely different feel to them due to the role each lead singer plays in the creation and performance of the songs. As with you, the Fish songs do nothing for me at all. I can't identify with the subject matter or empathize with the tone of the Fish songs. They song feel like empty pop tunes to me with no element of prog in them.
@@TheMinster1960 Agreed! I've been listening to Fish since the mid 80s and if it doesn't have Fish it's not real Marillion. He was the heart and soul of the band. I bought Marillion's first album after Fish left and one or two songs were ok but none of them had any depth.
for sure it is 2 bands you cannot compare. i was also in the fish time in this music. but i prefer only the first 2 albums because of their freshness.
Marillion......a gold mine indeed =^) Great reaction, Thanks!!!
Yer Fish or Derek Dick, great singer... everything they did was great, based (i think) on an a early genesis feel.... grendel is a great song... yer well done for digging these out...they never done enough stuff, great shame... Fugazi (the album name) means "All fucked up"
Never thought I'd see a reaction to this one! Oh dear.
Nice reaction 👍🏻!
Some recommendations with Fish:
-Hotel hobbies/Warm wet circles/That time of the night
-Blind Curve
With Steve Hogarth (all live!):
-Neverland
-Power
-Somewhere else
Try He Knows You Know, Script of a Jester's Tear. Loads of great albums. Try some Pendragon too. Freak Show or Indigo
Please, go through Marillion rabbit hole! They’re still playing, and they’re incredibly good musicians. My favorite band. An early song that is also theatrical and full of layers: “Forgotten Sons”. But any Marillion song, either Fish or Hoggart as the singer, will be excellent.
The Jester is a sort of symbol for the band (Based from Script For a Jester's Tear album). So the picture is the lead signer on the bed and the Jester is in the reflection. Mark Wilkinson did a lot of album covers for the band. He was an amazing artist.
Sweetheart keep listening to Marillion you will not regret it. My favourite band ever. Saw this song performed live at De Montfort Hall Leicester on 5th March 1984 ❤❤❤
This was very good. Good music, great voice. 👏👍
The first time I heard this song was at Hammersmith Odeon 1984
Hi. Longtime Marillion fan here. Just wanted to say that I think it's great you did this track and enjoyed it. This one is uncommon to see reactions to. You commented on the art. Try an image search for Marillion cover art. What you saw there was only 1/2 of the album cover that included gatefold wraparound art. Their first 3 albums (Script for a Jester's Tear, Fugazi, and Misplaced Childhood) all did with themes that carried over. You may also see additional art from the artist Mark Wilkinson who worked with Iron Maiden and followed Fish after he went solo in '88.
If I recall, Fugazi (fu-gah-zi) is a term used in military in the UK, similar to the US "Fubar( F'd up beyond all recognition)" . It means "F'd Up, Got Ambushed, Zipped In". Zipped in being like trapped, zippered in, escape route sealed, etc.
Hope you continue exploring them. tons of great stuff through the ages, and they're still making music today. Back in the studio now.
Here's a short list of songs from them that will never leave you if you hear them: "Easter", "Sugar Mice", "Warm Wet Circles", "After Me", "Slainte Mhath", "The Uninvited Guest", ....and there are more. Better if live. Careful.
For Anybody that is interested there is the 1984 live sight and sound concert ( 4tracks) on you tube fish with a strained throat after touring had Belive me when I say back in 84 this was EPIC
"Script for a jester's tears" next...I think you will like that even more.
Fugazi origin:
Fugazi is used in reference to the Vietnam war.
A backronym of “fucked up, got ambushed, zipped in [a body bag]”
Great track. Steve Rothery's guitar playing is amazing. The Great Escape is also a great Marillion track but with Steve Hogarth singing.
Ah, Marillion. Brings back memories.
Chelsea Monday still my fave though
Thank you for doing this, I love early Marillion. I saw Fish last night in Cambridge(uk). He hasn’t lost it! Utterly superb when he did a few old songs.
FUGAZI my No1 of Marillion and Fish. I am 60 years old and still love it.
That's a piece from a whole work. They do that on every LP and get better as they go. Misplaced Childhood and Clutching at Straws are their two last LP's pretty cool shit.
If you like this, you would like the entire album Misplaced Childhood by the same band. Its a gorgeous masterpiece of a concept album. Another band is Genesis - their album Selling England by the Pound especially.
Thanks for reacting to Marillion - and an older one too. As has been said by many - a huge 35+ year rabbit hole to climb down! Try Sugar mice (from the Fish era) or Neverland (live) (from the Hogarth era). Although, it feels a crime to pick out just two - there are so many! If you like thoughtful, powerful, emotional, epic journeys from your music then Marillion is the place to be!
always cool to see someone react to marillion, keep following Fish, I think you'll like it, have fun with this , hugs
Meus queridos Marillion, fã Forever
To respond to your remark regarding the artwork: the first 4 albums by Marillion were story-driven, with the main character, the Jester going through different stages of his life. If you look at the artwork fo first album, there is a Jester in his dormroom, and Fugazi, the second one - shows the same character laying naked in a hotel, while the jester suit is on bed. There is also Peter Hammill's album Over on the floor, a chameleon that tries to lick a magpie that holds a key to a cage and a jigsaw with a missing piece next to jester's heart. All are references to lyrics on the album. It's really a work of art, there is quite a story into it, so it's worth listening to them all one by one to figure it out.
Early 80's Prog, nothing better.
70’s prog
@@ryankilduff8694 Marillion starting recording in 83
I know. I’m saying 70’s prog was the best.
@@ryankilduff8694 Both have their relevant offerings.
Their Album & Single Covers are Collectable - Also the First 4 Studio Albums Are a long running Story Centering Around a Character Called 'Torch' Who is A (Rebel & Voyer , Old Romantic , Broken Angel)Down On His Luck, Who Feels he's been Pushed aside... (World Against him). love the Whole Fugazi album (Super Underrated album) Check Out Marillion Video 'The Space' live at The Royal Albert Hall - with Friends from The Orchestra. Listen to The Words, there supercool.
É assim, sem querer magoar ninguém, isto é a musica, no verdadeiro sentido da palavra, Marillion Forever.
Yeah prog rock
Very nice reaction, thank you! Still cool after all these years. And your flute playing would go perfect with this song.
You should try "Grendel" next. Fish era of Marillion are the best.
Marillion, Rush and Yes....to the infinite.....TOOL
i agree with kid1960 the first 2 albums was innovative. the band was cult in germany in these times... thanks for reacting to this!
Brilliant reaction 👏.. there's always alot going on with Marillion.. thats what makes them , it's always great to see a positive reaction to a band and song you love from an absolute newcomer. ❤️
Marillion are superb! Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Glorious track try The Web too its an epic also
El solo de Rothery es de otro planeta
Fish era of Marillion is fantastic. Fish said he wished he worked with a vocal coach when he was younger because he pushed his voice too hard. There's a lot of depth to his lyrics.
ha ha makes me happy
The lyrics....
Fish Marillion is still incredible... bloody shame they broke that magic up
Best band on the planet
It's funny that my 13 year old self istened to all these early albms and got the meanings. I dont know if it was because in those days you had record sleeves with the lyrics printed on them and all the amazing artwork you could digest and decipher over and over again and again, but I'm willing to bet now that no 13 year old or even 18 year old would have a clue about what Fish was talking about on these records. Just a different time and different way of digesting information and art... to me, they were better times.
Thank you for this reaction. You must try one of their most recent stuff with Hogarth on vocals (I love Fish as much as Hogarth because it’s perfect in their each ways) maybe “ The great escape” The story behind this one is so touching...
More of this.. less country.
Marillion is great, awesome. Symbiosis between Synths and e guitar is unique. If you tempted to grab your flute, during reaction videos, you should pick any song from Jethro Tull for your next reaction video.
Waiting for the prompt.
I'm glad you enjoyed the flow and energy of this song so much, and yeah, the fictional dude in the song has definitely been jilted... big time... 😶
It's an amazing song, but in today's parlance, he's fantasising about ruining her life through 'revenge porn'; completely destroying her fake public persona, as he sees it. It's a phenomenal song, but pretty damned nasty at the same time!
Maybe he has been jilted, but the real centre of the song, and why it’s called Incubus, is what he did as a result: using the intimate photos he took when they were together and making them public. What we would now call revenge porn.
Solooooo
Girl, you haven't done Neverland by Marillion yet? Get to it, the longer you leave it the more you'll regret it. Romantic and beautiful and of course the inspiration is Peter Pan hence allusions to flying and Wendy Darling. Intrigued? It's like a love song from Peter Pan to Wendy. That's probably too much information - here's more:
1) The studio version on Marbles is a bit stilted, and has a musical doodle at the end, they're better live anyway. My favourite live version on CD is on the Live at Hyde Park album but it's hard to come by.
2) If you're doing a reaction to a TH-cam live version, a really particularly great version is the Out of Season 2009 one here:
th-cam.com/video/l3NhNz9-EOA/w-d-xo.html
I totally agree, well worth listening to !!
I appreciate the Fish era of Marillion with Clutching at Straws being one of my favorite Marillion albums. I’m an H guy. They have more albums with him on vocals and some extraordinary work. I’d like to see a reaction to Neverland for the lyrical analysis.
I'm an 'h' guy too! How are you mate?
Oi, I’m fair to midland bruv
More Marillion please.
What about their song Easter...
Happy Easter 😀
Come on, be the first to do Forgotten Sons or Fugazi 8-) Forgotten Sons in particular is as relevant today as it was 30+ years ago.
I would suggest The Space, Seasons End and Easter with Steve Hogarth.
You should do more Johnny Cash and try the highwaymen
This song is about revenge porn before that was even the name of it!
please react to one of favorite bands.... ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND...( one way out)...if you liked deep purple rat bat blue... this song is similar beat.
the heck kinda name is lemmy's mole ??
Try "Blind Curve" or "Afraid of Sunlight"
You needed to live then too. The era and the music were inseparable.
I don't think you realise how dark this song is. The singer is not the good guy in this song. It's revenge porn way before it was such a thing.
Fish is Marillion. marillion is dead.
When Fish left , Marillion became pointless… the current singer hasn’t got a poetic bone in his body
My God... still crying today?
Very difficult to react to. you really need to read the lyrics and think outside the box with the meanings
Don’t like this song sorry fans of Marillion I heard the other singer and he’s much better and the music is better