Bartosz Kozioł my dad’s fav too, he loves genesis, led zeppelin and pink floyd too, so thanks to him. fucking love this from the bottom of my heart!! seeing my life like I should see.
Make no mistake Fish was the biggest reason marillion were so successful with his amazing song lyrics. The man music was and is pure poetry..... and this is one of my favourite songs it reaches deep into the soul with its power and its presence.
Its a honor to listen songs like this,such songs are beyond the reach of modern tastes, because they were born tainted with mediocrity... when I played it to someone around me, I felt like Copernicus hundreds of years ago when he told everyone that it is not the sun that rotates
Różnej muzyki słuchałem, lecz gdy przychodzi moment gdy wracamy duszą do korzeni, do momentu w którym na chwilę przystajemy aby zajrzeć głęboko w swoją głębię uczuć i wspomnień to tam właśnie znajduje się twórczość zespołu Marillion. Słuchałem w wieku 8 lat, słucham w wieku 40 lat i oby twórczość ich pozostała że mną do końca. Marillion na zawsze.
A massive track for me and my family, won't go into detail. Marillion and Fish have helped me and my family through some dark times. Fish and absolute poet, So privileged to have been around for this as it happened. Our children's children's children's and so on will be studying his lyrics like we did with Keats and wordsworth to name a few
I saw Marillion in 1985 in the Rheingoldhalle in Mainz, this song was played alongside Misplaced Childhood. I have never experienced a better atmosphere at a concert, many girls burst into tears and everyone hugged each other, an unforgettable concert that I have already told my grandchildren about.
The weeping guitar solo at 3:36 chokes me up every time I hear it. How can music do that !? Its so agonisingly intense. Not sure if its evoking some sub-conscious association peculiar to my life, but it seems to get other people too, so there must be something absolute, something pure, and inspired in the expression that hooks into our emotions !? Every exquisite shrill, flourish, tremor and sustain. Genius.
I think it's all got to do with what mode the solo is played in different modes can make music sound happy,sad,eerie,sci-fi, or create tension like when watching a horror film
As an original Marillion fan of the 80s, I remember the negative boo boys who criticised Fish for what they thought were pretentious lyrics and overblown dramatics. Man oh man. Now Listen to his lyrics and the music against the backdrop of these bland banal 21st century times - and tell me you're not moved by his sublime poetry. Fish was a creative, a poet, a lover, and an entertainer. If you have a soul - you'll be touched by his emotional songs. For us lucky few, who witnessed the dawn and the sunset of The Jester of Hearts - for those of us who stood and lived in those bygone times - we salute you Derek.
I just can't listen to this without floods of emotion and pain flowing through my eyes and I mean GUSHING! Marillion you are part of my soul! Love from Raleigh NC
My son is only seven (7) years old and he already loves Marillion, Genesis, Blue Oyster Cult, etc..... Now i'm trying with my four (4) years old daugther. Will see. It's never too young to aprecciate great music. There is hope! Rock will never die !
This guitar solo is right up there with anything Gilmour ever did. Even Gilmour would admit that. Rothery does the best Gilmour impression I've EVER heard.
MrBolillo666 I don't know what it is but it has a particular sound effect about it, it sounds different to his other solos and also sounds fantastic! One of his top 3 solos with Easter and Runaway
A very special album with a special sound and special lyrics!! He, he! The music together with the artwork creates a very special dream-like atmosphere and feeling! Never come across anything like that before and probably never will!! Pretty dark album, but never depressing! It's deep and uplifting!!
I played this for the first time. Absolutely amazing. I see why many of you get choked up and teary-eyed on the guitar solo. Played with feeling and emotion. The lyrics are unmatched. I will be listening to again several times.
I bought this album 10 years ago....Im now 22 and the songs keep having new meanings in my life........Awesome song with an undenieable steve hackett influence on the solo
I’m so glad to be able to listen to all the music I love that I’ve been longing to hear again for literally decades. I love Marillion. This is one of ‘em.
Marillion, Yes, Pink Floyd, Genesis i długo, długo nic, a moje dzieci nie wiedzą o czym ja mówię... to moja porażka życiowa - niestety jedna z wielu, radość - bo nikt nie może mi zabronić słuchać tego co kocham
Jest nas wielu. To były inne czasy, trudno naszym dzieciom wytłumaczyć to, ile znaczyło kupno nowej kasety z utworami Marillion, Jethro, Petera Gabriela. Szukanie tekstów i przekładów w książeczkach Rock Serwisu... Dziś wszystko jest na wyciągnięcie ręki - tak wiele stracili... Tak wiele tracimy nie mogąc przekazać...
Marillion...la primera formación, escucha ese bajo...esa batería ...la guitarra...los teclados ....la poesía melancólica y desgarradora en la voz de Fish....los cambios de tono...y los cambios de ritmo....8 álbumes, 11 top 40....creadores de estilos, referencia obligada a todo aquel que se atreviera a hacer rock evolutivo progresivo....MARILION.. con Stive Hogart,...perfectos....con FIsh... DIVINAMENTE EXCELSOS EXCELSOS...
I remember discovering Marillion in the summer of 2018 while on vacation with my family. I was going into grade 11 in high school that September and by January 2019, I was in my first ever relationship with a girl in a few classes of mine. I also lost my grandfather that January amidst a wave of family drama, and that was one death in the family that really hit me quite hard, but she was there for me while I went through all of that. Of course, the first few months were exhilarating, but things started getting difficult after that and my anxiety got the better of me. We split up that September 2019 (beginning of grade 12) and I remember being so upset about my first break-up, but Marillion's music saved me during some of my worst moments and through coming back to myself and learning to love myself again. Usually, I prefer to associate deep lyrics with mythology and discovery, history and other conceptual frameworks on which to build a poetic empire and bring it to life through lyrics and music, but I couldn't help taking the lyric, "Stand straight/Look me in the eye and say goodbye" so literally and apply it to such a relatively topical but distressing situation in my life at that point. I've definitely moved on from that but it's a learning experience and one that means a lot to me. High schools memories, hey? 😊 Love you, Marillion and thank you for being with me and influencing my own musical endeavors, and simply for everything! 👋🇨🇦✨
"Lubię, gdy spełniają się moje marzenia." "Lubię, gdy spełniają się moje marzenia. Dzisiaj spełni się jedno z nich." - Tymi słowami Marek Niedźwiecki rozpoczął zapowiedź koncertu SIMPLY RED, jednego ze swoich ulubionych angielskich zespołów, który gościnnie wystąpił na jednym z naszych rodzimych festiwali. Czy to był Sopot, a może Opole? Nieistotne. Jedno z moich marzeń spełniło się latem 1987 roku. Gdańsk-Oliwa, hala "Oliwia". Tam właśnie moje marzenie ziściło się, nabrało realnych kształtów. Rozkoszując się muzyką zespołu MARILLION nie przypuszczałem, że kiedykolwiek zobaczę ICH na żywo, na scenie. To pozostawało w sferze moich marzeń, było jakąś mrzonką. Trudno opisać to co czułem wtedy, gdy widziałem i słyszałem charyzmatycznego Fish'a czy też popisy solowe Steve'a Rothery'ego. Jestem przekonany, że również Mark Kelly popisową grą na instrumentach klawiszowych wprowadził w stan euforii nie tylko mnie. Miałem wrażenie, że unoszę się wysoko, ponad publiką. Totalny odlot! :) Jeżeli nie znasz muzyki MARILLION, nie zrozumiesz mnie. Nie zrozumiesz równiez samego Fish'a. Nie zrozumiesz tego, jak duży wpływ na muzykę MARILLION miało jego pokręcone życie. Niemalże w każdym utworze wyrażał swój ból, rozpacz. W neurotycznych tekstach zwierzał się ze swoich rozterek uczuciowych, rozczarowań które niesie ze sobą życie małżeńskie...Posłuchaj -Punch and Judy-, -Kayleigh-. Posłuchaj -Forgotten son's-, -Childhood's and?-, a może wtedy uda Ci się choć trochę zrozumieć o co w tym wszystkim chodzi. Jednak nic nie trwa wiecznie. Koncert się skończył, a ponad rok później skończyła się współpraca Fish'a z formacją MARILLION :( I wtedy to dla mnie MARILLION przestał istnieć. Wprawdzie zastąpił GO inny wokalista (żałosna imitacja Fish'a), jednak ja nie chciałem go poznać, słuchać. :( Czasem jeszcze sięgnę po którąś z płyt MARILLION, aby przypomnieć sobie jak bardzo ICH cenię...To, że Fish jeszcze kiedyś powróci do MARILLION, jest moim marzeniem. Jednak obawiam się, że to marzenie nie spełni się nigdy.
Chciałbym tam być, wtedy szedłem do zerówki.... Ale jak zaczynałem słuchać Marillion prawie 25 lat temu to nie było jeszcze TH-cam , przez długi czas ,wiele lat próbowałem sobie wyobrazic jak wyglądają. Pierwszą płytę kupiłem w Makro, bardzo mi się podobała muzyka
watched the mostly original Marillion performing this song twice , matinee and evenin performance , was a bit of a fan in the day ,,, very fond memories tyvm
My first gig was Marillion in March 1984 at Hammersmith Odeon for their Fugazi L.P.. I can still see it now burned on my memory, Fish using a giant reflective jigsaw piece suspended from the venue rig to shine onto people in the crowd in the stalls, though I was in the Circle. I gave up on Marillion after the dreadful split, though I did go see each live again, and buy each of their next albums after the split, but its like all the disciples without Jesus, such was the impact of Fish's departure, if you were there at the time, following it all through the pages of Kerrang! The Jester left, the artwork changed and the magic evaporated.
Stań prosto, spójrz mi w oczy i powiedz: żegnaj. Stań prosto, podryfowaliśmy poza granicę poszukiwania przyczyn. Wczoraj zaczyna się jutro, jutro zaczyna się dziś. Problemy zawsze będą istniały, A my wciąż zbieramy to, co zostawił nam rykoszet. To jest ten rykoszet.
Nope, not even a patch on Script...Chelsea ...All great...until Seasons End....Fish was a self proclaimed muppet, long live Marillion with Hogarth, Marillion is not Marillion without Fish....All flapping around looking for the resurectionist sea!
Mój ulubiony utwór na tej płycie. Swoją drogą, żeby sobie przybrać nick z Niewiarygodnych przygód Marka Piegusa - mistrzostwo świata! :))) W sumie to ja też powinienem być Albert Flasz albo Chryzostom Cherlawy :)
i got into marrillion (fish era) thanks to my bruv..rip.. loved them ever since, as far as im concerned this is prog rock at its best!! no need for profanities wiv these guys to get attention unlike todays so called rock bands...beautiful song, thanks for posting
Totally a massive part of my teen years, ironic to be listening to songs like this when most of my peers were listening to songs about first love and/or making it to first base!
Który to już raz słucham , nie wiem . Lecz zawsze jak po raz pierwszy .Piękne . Kuba polska - Maryllion to Twoje życie . Tak . Maryllion to życie . Pozdrawiam wszystkich co kochają Maryllion .Maryllion z Fishem .
First time I heard a small bit of Fish was on a radio and was driving my car....we were not in the Internet era...and no cellphones either: I I changed direction parked and jumped into a record store thinking: OMG Peter Gabriel is back ! It wasn't but I bought Marillon's LP and love them. Of course they pay a tribute to their forefathers of the '70s. Progr Rock at its best !
This is Marillion's high point in their Fish era. "Script" and "Fugazi" were the best they ever were; the romanticism, desire and longing of tortured souls was utterly genuine and ingenious. I bought both of these albums as a teenager, and they have remained among my favorites during my entire life. But with "Misplaced", they unfortunately completely SOLD OUT, lost their credibility, became mega-chart success mainstream fare. At that point, the magic was over. I was a huge Marillion fan until "Misplaced", and felt that they were finished at that point. "Kayleigh" playing in the radio nonstop completely spoiled it for me. Fish left when success destroyed what made this band special, with "Straws" as a swan song. With H, they have successfully achieved a revival, but it took many years. Some of the old fans still discard them for their flirt with commercial success. However, I think that they have fully regained their genuine credibility in a totally new form. What they couldn't continue with Fish, they left behind, and instead made a new beginning with H. Marillion with H has a strongly spiritual, conciliatory orientation; with Fish, it was about the romanticism of tortured souls. Maybe this is what maturing means for a genius level band.
dont forget "heart of lothian" it made "chidhood" very special........................best moments ever INCUBUS and THE WEB end of story..................
Kayleigh and Lavender may have been commercial, radio-friendly songs, but it was hardly "selling out" to record a concept album as one continuous suite of music in 1985 when it couldn't have been less fashionable!
I completely disagree. I think they hit a rare mark for a band with "Misplaced Childhood" where everything just comes together perfectly (much like Kansas' "Leftoverture" or Yes' "Close to the Edge". Just because a little commercial popularity happened to come along with the album does not invalidate it's artistry -- this was during a time when the public was more open to recognizing actual music talent than the present day.
Well done on putting it so well, I totally agree with this, it is so accurate and true. If only they could have done a couple more albums like the first 2. Whilst 3 & 4 were good, they missed that pure creative force and the sheer magic they produced. I think Fish seems to think that the latter 2 are the Better ones. The commercial success was the beginning of the end for Marillion with Fish.
In the churches of progressive music, this is one church meant to be here for comfort & refuge long after we are all gone off this earth. Please take care of this church. Whether you are with Reverend Hogarth or Reverend Fish’s congregation. It doesn’t matter, we all are made better people 😭😭😭 😭😭😭 A little kid somewhere is being bullied or his mom is being abused or he’s dealing with a death in the family or he has an illness . He’s going to discover this band & hopefully it can mute some of the pain in life . 😔
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Im young, this is my dad's fav music but it touches me deeper than any other modern shit. RESPECT.
Bartosz Kozioł my dad’s fav too, he loves genesis, led zeppelin and pink floyd too, so thanks to him. fucking love this from the bottom of my heart!! seeing my life like I should see.
You obviously haven’t listened to the goodens then.
Respect 👍
Of course!
@@perkelesoikoon7777 Add Yes, Rush, Jethro Tull and you essentially have the full set :-)
That is a BONE-CRUSHING guitar solo.
The guitar solo in the middle is just sheer brilliance!
Make no mistake Fish was the biggest reason marillion were so successful with his amazing song lyrics. The man music was and is pure poetry..... and this is one of my favourite songs it reaches deep into the soul with its power and its presence.
How richly expressed and articulate... It's a pleasure to read comments like yours.
Glyn lad I agree with you to me Fish WAS Marillion a modern day poet,As for my favourite guitar solo I'm torn between this and Incubus
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Fish a great Man and a fantastic artist
Poetry
Its a honor to listen songs like this,such songs are beyond the reach of modern tastes, because they were born tainted with mediocrity... when I played it to someone around me, I felt like Copernicus hundreds of years ago when he told everyone that it is not the sun that rotates
Różnej muzyki słuchałem, lecz gdy przychodzi moment gdy wracamy duszą do korzeni, do momentu w którym na chwilę przystajemy aby zajrzeć głęboko w swoją głębię uczuć i wspomnień to tam właśnie znajduje się twórczość zespołu Marillion. Słuchałem w wieku 8 lat, słucham w wieku 40 lat i oby twórczość ich pozostała że mną do końca. Marillion na zawsze.
first 4 album of Marillion are heritage of humanity.
an Italian fan
A massive track for me and my family, won't go into detail.
Marillion and Fish have helped me and my family through some dark times. Fish and absolute poet,
So privileged to have been around for this as it happened. Our children's children's children's and so on will be studying his lyrics like we did with Keats and wordsworth to name a few
Damian Brett I agree, mate. Great comment.
Pure ✨ magic
De l a merde 😂 un cde lamerde
In my childhood, listening to Marillion's music and looking at their album covers made me dream of a parallel world full of surreal objects.
I saw Marillion in 1985 in the Rheingoldhalle in Mainz, this song was played alongside Misplaced Childhood. I have never experienced a better atmosphere at a concert, many girls burst into tears and everyone hugged each other, an unforgettable concert that I have already told my grandchildren about.
The weeping guitar solo at 3:36 chokes me up every time I hear it. How can music do that !? Its so agonisingly intense. Not sure if its evoking some sub-conscious association peculiar to my life, but it seems to get other people too, so there must be something absolute, something pure, and inspired in the expression that hooks into our emotions !? Every exquisite shrill, flourish, tremor and sustain. Genius.
i agree with you
Blooming well put!
no dout at all
I think it's all got to do with what mode the solo is played in different modes can make music sound happy,sad,eerie,sci-fi, or create tension like when watching a horror film
Solo is feelling God.
As an original Marillion fan of the 80s, I remember the negative boo boys who criticised Fish for what they thought were pretentious lyrics and overblown dramatics. Man oh man. Now Listen to his lyrics and the music against the backdrop of these bland banal 21st century times - and tell me you're not moved by his sublime poetry. Fish was a creative, a poet, a lover, and an entertainer. If you have a soul - you'll be touched by his emotional songs. For us lucky few, who witnessed the dawn and the sunset of The Jester of Hearts - for those of us who stood and lived in those bygone times - we salute you Derek.
Thank you Scotland for this voice!
Thank you Poland for Riverside. :)
Amen.
You're welcome
Marillion with Fish were on another level
One of the most outstanding Power Ballads of all times...!
+ravagebang one of the best ballads....period
@@CONSIDERABLYMORE1 One of the best underrated Rock ballads in the history of Rock (from 1946 to the present)
Totally
I just can't listen to this without floods of emotion and pain flowing through my eyes and I mean GUSHING! Marillion you are part of my soul! Love from Raleigh NC
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The ending melody... Haunts my heart and thoughts everytime. Maybe the best melody ever written.
I'll be seeing you again on the ricochet...
one of the best bands ever.🤘from Mexico😀
Portugal
My son is only seven (7) years old and he already loves Marillion, Genesis, Blue Oyster Cult, etc..... Now i'm trying with my four (4) years old daugther. Will see. It's never too young to aprecciate great music. There is hope! Rock will never die !
3:36 - One of the best guitar solos I ever heard.
i will always appreciate the script and fugazi but the best guitar solo ever?? dave gilmour did these kind of solos before breakfast!!!
I said "One of", not "the best of".
This guitar solo is right up there with anything Gilmour ever did. Even Gilmour would admit that. Rothery does the best Gilmour impression I've EVER heard.
Technically maybe not but for hitting the "spot" I'd agree with you
It is definitely one of my favourite solos, still has the power to shiver my spine after all these years.
Jedna z najlepszych solówek świata
Też uważam że to jest najlepsza solówka
The guitar solo makes me shiver
MrBolillo666 I don't know what it is but it has a particular sound effect about it, it sounds different to his other solos and also sounds fantastic! One of his top 3 solos with Easter and Runaway
Tim Barnes And the guitar solo in kayleigh , is also one of the best of the great master Steve Rothery.
greetings from Mexico.
MrBolillo666 Definitely
Out of this World had a very good guitar solo.
the start makes me so calm
A very special album with a special sound and special lyrics!! He, he! The music together with the artwork creates a very special dream-like atmosphere and feeling! Never come across anything like that before and probably never will!! Pretty dark album, but never depressing! It's deep and uplifting!!
I played this for the first time. Absolutely amazing. I see why many of you get choked up and teary-eyed on the guitar solo. Played with feeling and emotion. The lyrics are unmatched. I will be listening to again several times.
one of the best guitar solos of all time!
I bought this album 10 years ago....Im now 22 and the songs keep having new meanings in my life........Awesome song with an undenieable steve hackett influence on the solo
I got into Marillion around the Year 2000 when I was 19-20. This is a masterpiece. x
The guitar solo from 3:35 is one of the most painfully emotive of any recorded, makes me well up every time I hear it, beautiful.
I’m so glad to be able to listen to all the music I love that I’ve been longing to hear again for literally decades. I love Marillion. This is one of ‘em.
3:36 - one of my most favorite guitar solos of all time.
uwielbiałem progresywnego rocka i Genesis w składzie z P. Gabrielem. Marillion to mistrzowska kontynuacja.
I LOOOOVE this amazing, MAGICAL song (!!!) Can't stop listen!
OMG -my favourite track on this album -30 yrs on & still loving it, thankyou - 'you must have known that I was conceiving an escape'. xx
Considering an escape.
This song is so hauntingly beautiful. I want my teenage years back...
I love this song.. I didn't get into Marillion till late 90s..1999-2000 when I was 19. Stunning song and vocals by Fish. x
Not only my favourite song from fugazi, but quite simply the best song ever written . No contest.
Good shout!
Marillion, Yes, Pink Floyd, Genesis i długo, długo nic, a moje dzieci nie wiedzą o czym ja mówię... to moja porażka życiowa - niestety jedna z wielu, radość - bo nikt nie może mi zabronić słuchać tego co kocham
and J giant, J tull
i o to chodzi...'80...najlepsze lata w historii muzyki...i to nie tylko moje zdanie...cale szczescie ze wtedy bylismy juz w wieku "nascie"...
Jest nas wielu. To były inne czasy, trudno naszym dzieciom wytłumaczyć to, ile znaczyło kupno nowej kasety z utworami Marillion, Jethro, Petera Gabriela. Szukanie tekstów i przekładów w książeczkach Rock Serwisu... Dziś wszystko jest na wyciągnięcie ręki - tak wiele stracili... Tak wiele tracimy nie mogąc przekazać...
Camel, king Crimson, Jethro tull, Caravan, Emerson lake and Palmer, procol harum, Zappa,
A mojemu ojcu się udało. Uwielbiam Marillion i rock progresywny odkąd zabrał mnie 2 lata temu na koncert Fisha.
Marillion...la primera formación, escucha ese bajo...esa batería ...la guitarra...los teclados ....la poesía melancólica y desgarradora en la voz de Fish....los cambios de tono...y los cambios de ritmo....8 álbumes, 11 top 40....creadores de estilos, referencia obligada a todo aquel que se atreviera a hacer rock evolutivo progresivo....MARILION.. con Stive Hogart,...perfectos....con FIsh... DIVINAMENTE EXCELSOS
EXCELSOS...
Truly timeless. Brought up by my parents on Marillion, lyrics have been in my head for as long as I can remember...
I can't get over how amazing this song is in every way.
Od tego sie zaczeło,ok 20 lat temu...pożyczyłem te płytę od starszego brata,kolegi...i zaczął się ROCK..reszta jest historią..Moja Geneza Rocka
Man, I love Marillion, thanks for making my sunday sweet.
I remember discovering Marillion in the summer of 2018 while on vacation with my family. I was going into grade 11 in high school that September and by January 2019, I was in my first ever relationship with a girl in a few classes of mine. I also lost my grandfather that January amidst a wave of family drama, and that was one death in the family that really hit me quite hard, but she was there for me while I went through all of that. Of course, the first few months were exhilarating, but things started getting difficult after that and my anxiety got the better of me. We split up that September 2019 (beginning of grade 12) and I remember being so upset about my first break-up, but Marillion's music saved me during some of my worst moments and through coming back to myself and learning to love myself again. Usually, I prefer to associate deep lyrics with mythology and discovery, history and other conceptual frameworks on which to build a poetic empire and bring it to life through lyrics and music, but I couldn't help taking the lyric, "Stand straight/Look me in the eye and say goodbye" so literally and apply it to such a relatively topical but distressing situation in my life at that point. I've definitely moved on from that but it's a learning experience and one that means a lot to me.
High schools memories, hey? 😊 Love you, Marillion and thank you for being with me and influencing my own musical endeavors, and simply for everything! 👋🇨🇦✨
Od 30 lat w moim sercu!
Dokładnie tyle lat i ja mam to w sercu.
Też
one of my favorite music of life. makes me cry
this jigsaw , amazing ...Such a personal solitary emotional feeling.
"We are Siamese children...related by the heart".. Best prog lyric of the 80's. Nuff' said
I had forgotten how awesome the guitar solo is in this beautiful and heartbreaking song.
"Lubię, gdy spełniają się moje marzenia."
"Lubię, gdy spełniają się moje marzenia. Dzisiaj spełni się jedno z nich." - Tymi słowami Marek Niedźwiecki rozpoczął zapowiedź koncertu SIMPLY RED, jednego ze swoich ulubionych angielskich zespołów, który gościnnie wystąpił na jednym z naszych rodzimych festiwali. Czy to był Sopot, a może Opole? Nieistotne.
Jedno z moich marzeń spełniło się latem 1987 roku. Gdańsk-Oliwa, hala "Oliwia". Tam właśnie moje marzenie ziściło się, nabrało realnych kształtów. Rozkoszując się muzyką zespołu MARILLION nie przypuszczałem, że kiedykolwiek zobaczę ICH na żywo, na scenie. To pozostawało w sferze moich marzeń, było jakąś mrzonką. Trudno opisać to co czułem wtedy, gdy widziałem i słyszałem charyzmatycznego Fish'a czy też popisy solowe Steve'a Rothery'ego. Jestem przekonany, że również Mark Kelly popisową grą na instrumentach klawiszowych wprowadził w stan euforii nie tylko mnie. Miałem wrażenie, że unoszę się wysoko, ponad publiką. Totalny odlot! :)
Jeżeli nie znasz muzyki MARILLION, nie zrozumiesz mnie. Nie zrozumiesz równiez samego Fish'a. Nie zrozumiesz tego, jak duży wpływ na muzykę MARILLION miało jego pokręcone życie. Niemalże w każdym utworze wyrażał swój ból, rozpacz. W neurotycznych tekstach zwierzał się ze swoich rozterek uczuciowych, rozczarowań które niesie ze sobą życie małżeńskie...Posłuchaj -Punch and Judy-, -Kayleigh-. Posłuchaj -Forgotten son's-, -Childhood's and?-, a może wtedy uda Ci się choć trochę zrozumieć o co w tym wszystkim chodzi.
Jednak nic nie trwa wiecznie. Koncert się skończył, a ponad rok później skończyła się współpraca Fish'a z formacją MARILLION :( I wtedy to dla mnie MARILLION przestał istnieć. Wprawdzie zastąpił GO inny wokalista (żałosna imitacja Fish'a), jednak ja nie chciałem go poznać, słuchać. :(
Czasem jeszcze sięgnę po którąś z płyt MARILLION, aby przypomnieć sobie jak bardzo ICH cenię...To, że Fish jeszcze kiedyś powróci do MARILLION, jest moim marzeniem. Jednak obawiam się, że to marzenie nie spełni się nigdy.
Byłem też w Oliwii 👍
To musial byc rok 87 w hali Arena w Poznaniu, niezapomniany koncert,kocham te muzyke do dzis....
Pięknie to napisałeś.
Wyjąłeś mi wiele słów z moich ust...
I dziękuję za to.
Trzymaj się !
Chciałbym tam być, wtedy szedłem do zerówki.... Ale jak zaczynałem słuchać Marillion prawie 25 lat temu to nie było jeszcze TH-cam , przez długi czas ,wiele lat próbowałem sobie wyobrazic jak wyglądają. Pierwszą płytę kupiłem w Makro, bardzo mi się podobała muzyka
watched the mostly original Marillion performing this song twice , matinee and evenin performance , was a bit of a fan in the day ,,, very fond memories tyvm
Most probably one of the best songs ever! Thanks, guys!❤
Wróciłem po latach... jestem w szoku jak wspaniałą muzykę tworzyli Fish and Company
ja także po 20 latach...to nadal brzmi wspaniale!!!
siesiolka to prawda
Artur Paulus niesamowicie..solówka....mistrzostwo
siesiolka Dokładnie, słuchałam tego jako gowniara, teraz dopiero doceniam piękno i pełnię tej muzyki i głosu Fisza.Pozdrawiam słuchających w 2018:)
Moja młodość, kształtowanie się gustu, jestem szczęśliwcem, że na tym się wychowałem
un chef d'oeuvre!!!!!!!! quand ta un coup de bluz t'écoute ça et ça repars c'est vivifiant comme musique unique à Marillion merci.
Jak można tego nie polubić !!!
My first gig was Marillion in March 1984 at Hammersmith Odeon for their Fugazi L.P.. I can still see it now burned on my memory, Fish using a giant reflective jigsaw piece suspended from the venue rig to shine onto people in the crowd in the stalls, though I was in the Circle. I gave up on Marillion after the dreadful split, though I did go see each live again, and buy each of their next albums after the split, but its like all the disciples without Jesus, such was the impact of Fish's departure, if you were there at the time, following it all through the pages of Kerrang! The Jester left, the artwork changed and the magic evaporated.
It was March 1984......1983 was Script for a Jester Tear Tour.
@@tullmonkey Yes, you're right ;) Will amend lol
@@rhythman69uk I saw them in Sheffield that year on the Fugazi tour. The year before at Hull City Hall on the Script tour. They were great times.
@@tullmonkey They were indeed :)
Stań prosto, spójrz mi w oczy i powiedz: żegnaj.
Stań prosto, podryfowaliśmy poza granicę poszukiwania przyczyn.
Wczoraj zaczyna się jutro, jutro zaczyna się dziś.
Problemy zawsze będą istniały,
A my wciąż zbieramy to, co zostawił nam rykoszet.
To jest ten rykoszet.
Só vos tenho de agradecer por fazerem parte da minha vida nestes últimos 40 anos.... Um grande Obrigada!! Para sempre. Marillian...
Thank you for this song. Thank you.
the best marillion song ever!
Nope, not even a patch on Script...Chelsea ...All great...until Seasons End....Fish was a self proclaimed muppet, long live Marillion with Hogarth, Marillion is not Marillion without Fish....All flapping around looking for the resurectionist sea!
Words fail me every time I listen to this, from the first note to last. Fish, a modern day wordsmith.
been a fan since the 80s nearly 60 now and i still blast my ears with mega loud marillion every night keeps me sane they are pure class /
Cała płyta jest genialna i i przyprawia mnie o dreszcze. Wspaniały sposób na "ochłodę" w upalne dni, szkoda że akurat jest zima :)
Czytam pierdoły :p W chłodne dni ta płyta rozgrzewa ^^
Mój ulubiony utwór na tej płycie. Swoją drogą, żeby sobie przybrać nick z Niewiarygodnych przygód Marka Piegusa - mistrzostwo świata! :))) W sumie to ja też powinienem być Albert Flasz albo Chryzostom Cherlawy :)
+professionnel111
Ja wole Wieńczysława Nieszczególnego :)
One of my favourite tracks
For ever the Fish! for ever the 'old Marillion! it will be the last song that I will hear before I vanish,What a beutifull song!!+
Fish, the Jester Prince 🖤❤️🖤❤️
i got into marrillion (fish era) thanks to my bruv..rip.. loved them ever since, as far as im concerned this is prog rock at its best!! no need for profanities wiv these guys to get attention unlike todays so called rock bands...beautiful song, thanks for posting
Totally a massive part of my teen years, ironic to be listening to songs like this when most of my peers were listening to songs about first love and/or making it to first base!
A melhor banda do mundo obrigado pelas músicas e emoções
Por dios, gracias por esta musica tan emocionante. Fish ist und bleibt Marillion. Thx
Start to listening in the early 80s today still in my playlists,Marillion forever
This song 'll make me cry forever💔💔. Fish' s voice and texts full of soul are mesmerizing as an eternal blast💥💥 in my heart and in my mind💯💯💯💯 💕💕💕💕
Very well said. Special heartfelt and moving guitar solos are what I love the most. Clearly this is one - straight from the heart.
One of my favorite Marillion songs ! Incredible....
Który to już raz słucham , nie wiem . Lecz zawsze jak po raz pierwszy .Piękne . Kuba polska - Maryllion to Twoje życie . Tak . Maryllion to życie . Pozdrawiam wszystkich co kochają Maryllion .Maryllion z Fishem .
Da werden Erinnerungen wach, geht ganz tief ins Herz'i rein....🤔🥲
Great song... Its no more bands like this... The best time for the music its gon and the music from that time never come back. SAD!!!
Siete Grandi musica ti entra dentro, senza uscire mai PIU'!!!!! Grandi Poeti della Musica. Vi Adoro. MARILLION
In my opinion, one of the best songs in the world.
First time I heard a small bit of Fish was on a radio and was driving my car....we were not in the Internet era...and no cellphones either: I I changed direction parked and jumped into a record store thinking: OMG Peter Gabriel is back ! It wasn't but I bought Marillon's LP and love them. Of course they pay a tribute to their forefathers of the '70s. Progr Rock at its best !
Wonderful song! Wonderful album! Wonderful all the stuff! I deep love it!
Ojciec - Peter Rothery pracował w miejscowym banku, a matka - Marian Rothery była kucharką.
Remarkable, I'd forgotten just how good this one was.
Yesterday starts tomorrow, Tomorrow starts today!!! Best lyric ever.
the guitar solo is so great!!!
oh yeahhhh...
Another great track from this masterpiece
slt :) toute la vérité douloureuse sur le mariage et l'amour .. belle musique ... Fish, chapeau bas !
This is Marillion's high point in their Fish era. "Script" and "Fugazi" were the best they ever were; the romanticism, desire and longing of tortured souls was utterly genuine and ingenious. I bought both of these albums as a teenager, and they have remained among my favorites during my entire life. But with "Misplaced", they unfortunately completely SOLD OUT, lost their credibility, became mega-chart success mainstream fare. At that point, the magic was over. I was a huge Marillion fan until "Misplaced", and felt that they were finished at that point. "Kayleigh" playing in the radio nonstop completely spoiled it for me. Fish left when success destroyed what made this band special, with "Straws" as a swan song.
With H, they have successfully achieved a revival, but it took many years. Some of the old fans still discard them for their flirt with commercial success. However, I think that they have fully regained their genuine credibility in a totally new form. What they couldn't continue with Fish, they left behind, and instead made a new beginning with H.
Marillion with H has a strongly spiritual, conciliatory orientation; with Fish, it was about the romanticism of tortured souls. Maybe this is what maturing means for a genius level band.
dont forget "heart of lothian" it made "chidhood" very special........................best moments ever INCUBUS and THE WEB end of story..................
Kayleigh and Lavender may have been commercial, radio-friendly songs, but it was hardly "selling out" to record a concept album as one continuous suite of music in 1985 when it couldn't have been less fashionable!
Aye, Yer Talkin Shite. Misplaced is a work of art.
I completely disagree. I think they hit a rare mark for a band with "Misplaced Childhood" where everything just comes together perfectly (much like Kansas' "Leftoverture" or Yes' "Close to the Edge". Just because a little commercial popularity happened to come along with the album does not invalidate it's artistry -- this was during a time when the public was more open to recognizing actual music talent than the present day.
Well done on putting it so well, I totally agree with this, it is so accurate and true. If only they could have done a couple more albums like the first 2. Whilst 3 & 4 were good, they missed that pure creative force and the sheer magic they produced. I think Fish seems to think that the latter 2 are the Better ones. The commercial success was the beginning of the end for Marillion with Fish.
Great song. Magnificent vocals and a blistering guitar solo from Steve Rothery.
I was sweet sixteen when the track comes out...and i love this song like the first time
utwór kompletny, tekstowo, wokalnie, muzycznie. Brawo,
stunning guitar solo 🤝
Listening that GUITAR SOLO,sometimes it seems to me all I want in my life that SOLO WOULD NEVER END..
Amazing, unique, simply the best!
This guitar solo is like being hit by a wall of sound,fantastic.
Tout simplement GEANT ! Du grand Marillion.
Fish-era Marillion was so sophisticated yet sentimental...
Amo Steve Rothery!
omg...since 84 every time still better...more i listen more likes me
é lindo, surreal,mas além disso, é um pedaço maravilhoso da minha vida!
......soooooo greatful time to your Music in Berlin Diskothek SOUND - Thx dear my friend 😎 😎 😎
Best felling solo.
In the churches of progressive music, this is one church meant to be here for comfort & refuge long after we are all gone off this earth. Please take care of this church. Whether you are with Reverend Hogarth or Reverend Fish’s congregation. It doesn’t matter, we all are made better people 😭😭😭 😭😭😭 A little kid somewhere is being bullied or his mom is being abused or he’s dealing with a death in the family or he has an illness . He’s going to discover this band & hopefully it can mute some of the pain in life . 😔
Fish's lyrics are rock poetry at its finest. Right up there with Jim Morrison or - yes I mean it - the great Bob Dylan himself.