Fish era Marillion were quite simply magnificent... Sitting here in the dark, listening to this takes me back to all my teen angst and introspection. Looking back, it was the best of times...
I never got to see them with fish, I saw them twice during the early Hogarth years. The concerts were both very good, but it still hurts that i didn't see the man.
Thank you so much for this video! I grew up in the 80's, not knowing were to belong to, and with no future. No work to be found, and to be honest, no future. Marillion kept me from letting go, and Fish told me so much, using only a few words, but in fact telling whole chapters to me. I still have all my records I bought those day's and years ago, I cherish them dearly. I replaced them with cd's, so they will be kept as original as they are. Thank you a lot for sharing this concert with us!
This brings back memories of going to see Marillion every time they played at the Marquee right up to the time they played Wembley - Marillion with Hogarth (a great singer) are a smoother, elegant band but Fish era Marillion were experimental, raw, visceral, occasionally dangerous (I was “Grendeled”!) and so much fun.
One of the best bands ever. Marillion are 2 different bands with Fish and with Steve Hogarth. I like them both. Very introspective songs with Fish, and very down to earth with Hogarth. Quite agressive with Fish, more mellow with Hogarth. Still one of the best bands ever regardless the frontman
+Dwight Schrute Hi there Dwight! Sorry but didn't understand your comment. I agree with though when you mention Fish to be more passionate. Doesn't mean Hogarth isn't. After all he has been the frontman for so many years... Still like I said, I love Marillion with F and with H.
sorry man. Never though my comments could be used to criticize me. After all you don't know a thing about me! you don't know who or what I am. So the least thing I can say is that I'm disapointed with your comments. Good thing I am well educated and raised right, huh?
Funny how Mosley brought his own very particular groove to "He knows you know". And how Mosley and Trewavas became very quickly a very coherent rhythm section.
I wish they were more popular here in the states, I saw them on the same tour at the "Palace" in Hollywood on sunset, it would have been nice to know more people that liked them the show had only a few hundred people, got Steves set list friend got drum stick
@@stephenhill2925 they were pretty big in Can esp Toronto , saw them on every tour from the beginning, no big rock story , but met Fish in a sleazy downtown near queen and spadina, didn't know who he was , said his name was Derick ,was just a big drunkin Scott , couldn't really understand him till we were all hammered ,didn't find out till the next night at the show who it really was
Thanks for uploading - I fondly remember the first broadcast of this, about 30 years ago! It was on BBC2 TV for the picture and BBC radio 2 FM for the stereo sound, which is why it was called SIGHT AND SOUND IN CONCERT. The 'new' idea of putting your best speakers each side of the TV suddenly made sense, and the Moog Taurus bass pedals still give me goosebumps. Great gig from an excellent band.
A mate at School had the First two Albums. I disparagingly thought they were just ripping off early Genesis ~ 'till I saw them Play that is, in Glasgow, at the Barrowlands Ballroom late December '84. They were, I discovered to my utter surprise, a Punchy and Powerful Live outfit, playing to a respectfully Delirious Crowd.One should bear in mind that Genesis, and Yes, to name just two of the biggest culprits,were entering their dullest and and most populist phases at this time. I'm so glad I caught that Tour~ Fish was still wearing the Psychedelic Face paint and they were a Cult Attraction. They were about to take the Charts by Storm. Who knew?
Some of what Mark and Steve did was influenced by Genesis. But Mark Kelly's bass lines are very different to anything Mike R would play. And the play between Mark's bass and Fish's staccato lyrics gives a very different feel. And of course, Fish drew on a very different inspiration for his lyrics.
Marillion - The Fish Years (2007) Sight and Sound In Concert Gold Diggers Chippenham 10th May 1984 1. Assassing 2. Script For A Jesters Tear 3. Fish Intro 4. Incubus 5. Fugazi 6. Outro/Titles/Garden Party Intro Schwiezer Fernsehen 1. He Knows You Know (Fades in and out) Volkshaus Zurich Switzerland 10th July 1984 1. German Intro 2. Back Stage Interview 3. Assassing 4. Punch And Judy 5. Jigsaw 6. Cinderella Search 7. Incubus 8. Garden Party 9. Market Square Heroes (Fades) Rock AM Ring Adenau Germany 26th May 1985 1. Pseudo Silk Kimono 2. Kayleigh 3. Lavender 4. Garden Party Pink Pop Festival Gellen Holland 11th June 1984 1. Assassing
This is a blast to my youth, a misplaced childhood you could say, saw them in 1986, it was first gig, I was 13 years old. A few months before, I saw Ian Mosely in my first drum clinic with Mickey Barker and Dave Mattacks for Yamaha drums. My first ever album was Real To Reel... Yeah I was a Marillion nut back then. I follwed them with Hogarth up until Radiation, nothing I have heard since inspires, I respect what they do and I love Steve Hogarth's voice but they're a very different sounding band now and since mid 90's. Seasons End is fantastic, I didn't like Holidays in Eden, Brave is fantastic too as is Afraid of Sunlight. This strange engine has its moments but it was Radiation that made me lose interest. But I am happy they're still at it and doing great. A good friend of mine is Fish's drummer. And another good friend is Steve Rothery's bass player in his solo band. I haven't met either, some mates they are!
+Adrienne Kovacs I am on my way outta this mad spin also....This is some of the best I ever experienced on this planet also...But one thing, I can spot a tortured soul a mile away....this is why I loved Fish...he hung it out there for all of us to behold...Maybe we ALL should!
you obviously came to the wrong place! For my money perhaps you want to see more comparison than there is. No doubt musical influence holds high. What possesed a public school educated Peter Gabriel to dress in giant testicles I don't think even he can answer. Fish's warpaint can easily, maybe a bit too easily be construed as a modern day warrior with words replacing swords and arrows. It's a starter for 10 in the philiosphy restraurant at the end of the universe!
@@christschinwon don't be so quick in your profiling " dr" and yeah Peter knows what he was trying to present then and now, and the analogy on Mr Fish leaves a abundance of pretentious, arrogance, a complete lack of understanding this genre of music and the visual aspect that accompanies it in his performances your vain attempt to mask insecurity with the Adams reference show your lose of practical reality at it's basics ,,,what you looking for on here? your not a fan. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
@@jestermindcrime1773 Would you like to at least attempt correct vocabulary before making things personal with somebody you suppose know all about when you know nothing? Chill out. The other chap didn't come to the wrong place. You did.
Fabulous front man. There are many talented singers but the only other one that I can think of with as much charisma, talent and sheer possession of the audience is Roy Khan from Kamelot. Fish is really top class.
DEREK .W.FISH .THE BEST LYRICIST TO COME OUT OF PROG ROCK. ..NO ONE WRITES AS DEEP AN MEANINGFULL AS THE FISH . ( A MAN WITH A GIFT OF WORDS) AN HONOUR TO OF MET HIM , WATCHED HIM , AN GREW UP WITH HIS MUSIC ...BE A SAD DAY FOR ME AN MY WIFE WHEN HE HANGS UP HIS ARABS SCARF AFTER THIS TOUR ..WILL SEE HIM 9TH DEC MANCHESTER .. CARN,T WAIT ...THIS MAN IS GOD ..
I clearly remember Tommy Vance's Radio 1 The Friday Night Rock Show breaking the news that Fish had walked out and a permanent split would happen. I shed a tear or 3 even though the cracks in the lead up were all too public
Never understood the Genesis comparison. Marillion are working class heroes and Genesis, stuffy, uptight, privileged boys. it reflects in their sounds.
+Zero The Hero As a great fan of Marillion I never understood the comparing with Genesis thing. Now 30 years later I can put myself into same situation as those hardcore Genesis fans back then. Because I realised that whenever I listen any new/fresh prog band I automatically comparer it to Marillion. And the new generations have their own prog idols (like Dream Theater etc) which sounds "original and unique" for them. Talking more about Dream Theater - me personnally hearing only bits and pieces of Marillion, Genesis and Pink Floyd in their music and not really enjoying that. But that is my problem, as accusing Marillion copying Genesis was old-school proggers problem.
Yes this will be and always be Marillion....but Marillion of the 80's a sound that will last for an eternity..truly mesmerising and a truly great singer. Then Steve joined, Marillion then became a different band for a different era. And the great thing is, they've progressed and moved on musically and creatively. You cannot compare Steve to Fish both different kinda entity's... But even Steve plays the Jester on stage. A truly awe inspiring singer and I prefer Marillion now...but then again I am from a different generation... My first Marillion album was Afraid of the Sunlight which I regard as their greatest album so far... So Yeppers the Fish years and Hogarth years I find equally a true level of excellence none better than the other.... I would base this on the same emotions feelings and passion I got from my first ever playing of Misplaced Childhood and Brave both pure masterpieces 2 different singers but truly equally a piece of majestic jigsaw
If only The Thieving Magpie, one of the best ever life rock albums wasn't also filmed. Imagine Live After Death or Exit Stage Left not having an accompyaning visual version. Crying shame and shame on EMI to be honest
One of the worst break ups in rock history, I think. Even though Fish and the band went on in different directions, with the natural developments and musical evolution, something great was left behind and got really lost. A soul.
I felt that way too until about 3 years ago when I saw a video of H doing script and crushing it. I started digging into the post Fish era and found 30 years of pretty great stuff. Not the same as Fish, nothing compares to that music but still better than most music out there
@unrepeatable raddish He wasn't sacked - he quit: www.loudersound.com/features/i-was-an-arsehole-fish-opens-up-about-the-past-and-where-he-s-headed-next
I still get slagged off for being a fan of Marrilion they've never been in fashion. Love the fish albums, but my favourite is Hs debut- seasons end a masterpiece of pure prog.
Fish era Marillion were quite simply magnificent...
Sitting here in the dark, listening to this takes me back to all my teen angst and introspection. Looking back, it was the best of times...
Quel bonheur de voir le poète écossais
What a band they were and still are
The fish years were incredible,was fortunate enough to see them several times,this is what talent sounds like,irreplaceable
Marillion is Fish. I hate their new music with the new vocalist.
I never got to see them with fish, I saw them twice during the early Hogarth years. The concerts were both very good, but it still hurts that i didn't see the man.
Saw Marillion headline at Milton Keynes bowl in 86 do the Misplaced Childhood in its entirety. Brilliant!
I was there !!
Great Marillion...great live songs ! ! !
Thank you so much for this video! I grew up in the 80's, not knowing were to belong to, and with no future. No work to be found, and to be honest, no future. Marillion kept me from letting go, and Fish told me so much, using only a few words, but in fact telling whole chapters to me. I still have all my records I bought those day's and years ago, I cherish them dearly. I replaced them with cd's, so they will be kept as original as they are. Thank you a lot for sharing this concert with us!
This brings back memories of going to see Marillion every time they played at the Marquee right up to the time they played Wembley - Marillion with Hogarth (a great singer) are a smoother, elegant band but Fish era Marillion were experimental, raw, visceral, occasionally dangerous (I was “Grendeled”!) and so much fun.
MARILLION THE FISH YEARS - FACEBOOK - All the best Freaks are here!
amazing underated band!!!
Still the best years.
Simply the best years.
the best days of my life...and the best music of my life...
One of the best bands ever. Marillion are 2 different bands with Fish and with Steve Hogarth. I like them both. Very introspective songs with Fish, and very down to earth with Hogarth. Quite agressive with Fish, more mellow with Hogarth. Still one of the best bands ever regardless the frontman
+Dwight Schrute Hi there Dwight! Sorry but didn't understand your comment. I agree with though when you mention Fish to be more passionate. Doesn't mean Hogarth isn't. After all he has been the frontman for so many years... Still like I said, I love Marillion with F and with H.
sorry man. Never though my comments could be used to criticize me. After all you don't know a thing about me! you don't know who or what I am. So the least thing I can say is that I'm disapointed with your comments. Good thing I am well educated and raised right, huh?
I agree 100%
You can say that about Gabriel and Collins
Ammiro tutti chi ascoltano i Marillion. Buona musica per tutti noi. Grazie.!!!!!!
one of my most influences in prog/synth starts here. thank you fish with marillion
"Fish & Marillion were and remain so the real deal, period." ~ Neville Bardoli
00:32 Assassing
08:00 Script for a jester's tear
20:15 Incubus
29:39 Fugazi
38:18 Garden party
39:20 He knows you know
47:40 Assassing
54:40 Punch and Judy
58:22 Jigsaw
1:04:38 Cinderella search
1:11:05 Incubus
1:20:08 Garden party
1:26:35 Market Square heroes
1:33:40 Pseudo silk kimono
1:35:46 Kayleigh
1:39:40 Lavender
1:42:15 Garden party
1:49:19 Assassing
Enjoy!
And where ist my favorite MARILLION Song....❓
""" FORGOTTEN SONS """
Funny how Mosley brought his own very particular groove to "He knows you know". And how Mosley and Trewavas became very quickly a very coherent rhythm section.
I've seen a lot of concerts Floyd, ACDC etc but when I seen MARILLION 1987 Wembley arena blew my mind Fish one of greatest front men I've seen.
I wish they were more popular here in the states, I saw them on the same tour at the "Palace" in Hollywood on sunset, it would have been nice to know more people that liked them the show had only a few hundred people, got Steves set list friend got drum stick
@unrepeatable raddish I agree, he was good, but not even close to Diamond Dave and scores of others.
@unrepeatable raddish agreed full stop.
@@stephenhill2925 they were pretty big in Can esp Toronto , saw them on every tour from the beginning, no big rock story , but met Fish in a sleazy downtown near queen and spadina, didn't know who he was , said his name was Derick ,was just a big drunkin Scott , couldn't really understand him till we were all hammered ,didn't find out till the next night at the show who it really was
Not 'just another album' but a life telling one.
Rothery is very good, especially if you're into David Gilmour, Andy Latimer, and Edgar Froese .
Amazing band, been to two conserts with them. Enjoyed every second, belive me..;) Fish is pure magic !
fish and his talented mates sure put out a lot from 81-87 isn't it great we got to go to their concerts
Kocham Marillion ta muzyka to litry miodu na moje serce.POZDRAWIAM
Brilliant keyboardist
Fantastic and strong voice.
A banda marillion,ainda com a sua formação original e a performance genial do seu primeiro vocalista Fish.sensacional.... Parabéns,You Tube.
None of this is the bands original formation
Amazing video. oh how I wish I was there.....best band ever.
Thanks for uploading - I fondly remember the first broadcast of this, about 30 years ago! It was on BBC2 TV for the picture and BBC radio 2 FM for the stereo sound, which is why it was called SIGHT AND SOUND IN CONCERT. The 'new' idea of putting your best speakers each side of the TV suddenly made sense, and the Moog Taurus bass pedals still give me goosebumps. Great gig from an excellent band.
Never knew that.
Thanks for letting us know.
Top band and,you are right,those 30 years have surely flown!
A mate at School had the First two Albums. I disparagingly thought they were just ripping off early Genesis ~ 'till I saw them Play that is, in Glasgow, at the Barrowlands Ballroom late December '84. They were, I discovered to my utter surprise, a Punchy and Powerful Live outfit, playing to a respectfully Delirious Crowd.One should bear in mind that Genesis, and Yes, to name just two of the biggest culprits,were entering their dullest and and most populist phases at this time. I'm so glad I caught that Tour~ Fish was still wearing the Psychedelic Face paint and they were a Cult Attraction. They were about to take the Charts by Storm. Who knew?
Some of what Mark and Steve did was influenced by Genesis. But Mark Kelly's bass lines are very different to anything Mike R would play. And the play between Mark's bass and Fish's staccato lyrics gives a very different feel. And of course, Fish drew on a very different inspiration for his lyrics.
The best Marillion
Marillion - The Fish Years (2007)
Sight and Sound In Concert Gold Diggers Chippenham 10th May 1984
1. Assassing
2. Script For A Jesters Tear
3. Fish Intro
4. Incubus
5. Fugazi
6. Outro/Titles/Garden Party Intro
Schwiezer Fernsehen
1. He Knows You Know (Fades in and out)
Volkshaus Zurich Switzerland 10th July 1984
1. German Intro
2. Back Stage Interview
3. Assassing
4. Punch And Judy
5. Jigsaw
6. Cinderella Search
7. Incubus
8. Garden Party
9. Market Square Heroes (Fades)
Rock AM Ring Adenau Germany 26th May 1985
1. Pseudo Silk Kimono
2. Kayleigh
3. Lavender
4. Garden Party
Pink Pop Festival Gellen Holland 11th June 1984
1. Assassing
Yep I was there - I remember Fish Crowd surfing!
Maaaaan, I miss this.
Fish for ever!
This is a blast to my youth, a misplaced childhood you could say, saw them in 1986, it was first gig, I was 13 years old. A few months before, I saw Ian Mosely in my first drum clinic with Mickey Barker and Dave Mattacks for Yamaha drums. My first ever album was Real To Reel... Yeah I was a Marillion nut back then. I follwed them with Hogarth up until Radiation, nothing I have heard since inspires, I respect what they do and I love Steve Hogarth's voice but they're a very different sounding band now and since mid 90's. Seasons End is fantastic, I didn't like Holidays in Eden, Brave is fantastic too as is Afraid of Sunlight. This strange engine has its moments but it was Radiation that made me lose interest. But I am happy they're still at it and doing great. A good friend of mine is Fish's drummer. And another good friend is Steve Rothery's bass player in his solo band. I haven't met either, some mates they are!
Try Marbles and Sounds that can't be made :-)
P8j
IAN MOSLEY....THE MAN..!!
He spent a lot of energy on the first song. Amazing.
Cocain
I was at the Nurburgring concert shown towards the end - great gig.
thank you for this whoever you are.. i am about to die, and never seen Marillion live. thank you
+Adrienne Kovacs thats a helluva thing to type on utube.
+Adrienne Kovacs I am on my way outta this mad spin also....This is some of the best I ever experienced on this planet also...But one thing, I can spot a tortured soul a mile away....this is why I loved Fish...he hung it out there for all of us to behold...Maybe we ALL should!
Thank you for this video. Marillion is a great band no matter what.
When Mark had hair, great video!
Marillion and Fish Great
70's Genesis. 80's Marillion. Gabriel / Fish. Would love to see an intelligent discussion on here
you obviously came to the wrong place!
For my money perhaps you want to see more comparison than there is. No doubt musical influence holds high. What possesed a public school educated Peter Gabriel to dress in giant testicles I don't think even he can answer. Fish's warpaint can easily, maybe a bit too easily be construed as a modern day warrior with words replacing swords and arrows. It's a starter for 10 in the philiosphy restraurant at the end of the universe!
@@christschinwon don't be so quick in your profiling " dr" and yeah Peter knows what he was trying to present then and now, and the analogy on Mr Fish leaves a abundance of pretentious, arrogance, a complete lack of understanding this genre of music and the visual aspect that accompanies it in his performances your vain attempt to mask insecurity with the Adams reference show your lose of practical reality at it's basics ,,,what you looking for on here? your not a fan. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
@@jestermindcrime1773 Would you like to at least attempt correct vocabulary before making things personal with somebody you suppose know all about when you know nothing? Chill out. The other chap didn't come to the wrong place. You did.
@@christschinwon slow day at the office doc?
Amazing, really good stuff, thanks 👍😀
Love them with fish and hogarth, two bands in one bundle ✌️❤️
Fabulous front man. There are many talented singers but the only other one that I can think of with as much charisma, talent and sheer possession of the audience is Roy Khan from Kamelot. Fish is really top class.
Grazie mille Christian! Una delle piú grandi band di sempre che ha cambiato faccia e si è reinventata molteplici volte!
Legend is always legend... Even in 2017...
Sadly Marillion will never be the same without fish sorry guys
DEREK .W.FISH .THE BEST LYRICIST TO COME OUT OF PROG ROCK. ..NO ONE WRITES AS DEEP AN MEANINGFULL AS THE FISH . ( A MAN WITH A GIFT OF WORDS)
AN HONOUR TO OF MET HIM , WATCHED HIM , AN GREW UP WITH HIS MUSIC ...BE A SAD DAY FOR ME AN MY WIFE WHEN HE HANGS UP HIS ARABS SCARF AFTER THIS TOUR ..WILL SEE HIM 9TH DEC MANCHESTER .. CARN,T WAIT ...THIS MAN IS GOD ..
Takes me back. Great stuff, thanks very much for posting it!
I love the sounds of the keyboardist Mark Kelly.
Eccellente i MARILLION
FISH , THE BEST!!
Nothing like Fish.....❤
just epic. i was the only person I new who liked them.
Same here..everybody else I knew was into Maiden or Metallica..Marillion fans...a special breed.
I love this album i think both Steve and Fish are good Marillion
A great collection of rarities, thank you :)
Punch and Judy is my fave marillion song it's so outhere but it works
soy un fishmaniaco
marillion me hace recordar a mi amigo muerto... dios lo guarde en su gloria
Que le paso amigo?
the small smaller shows added a special touch,to the early years. Derick added a personal touch to the concert :)
I clearly remember Tommy Vance's Radio 1 The Friday Night Rock Show breaking the news that Fish had walked out and a permanent split would happen. I shed a tear or 3 even though the cracks in the lead up were all too public
This shit is Derek Dick gold! Great stuff, never gets old.
Fish !!!!forever the real voice from marillion !!!!!
Never understood the Genesis comparison. Marillion are working class heroes and Genesis, stuffy, uptight, privileged boys. it reflects in their sounds.
+Zero The Hero As a great fan of Marillion I never understood the comparing with Genesis thing. Now 30 years later I can put myself into same situation as those hardcore Genesis fans back then. Because I realised that whenever I listen any new/fresh prog band I automatically comparer it to Marillion. And the new generations have their own prog idols (like Dream Theater etc) which sounds "original and unique" for them. Talking more about Dream Theater - me personnally hearing only bits and pieces of Marillion, Genesis and Pink Floyd in their music and not really enjoying that. But that is my problem, as accusing Marillion copying Genesis was old-school proggers problem.
listen to Grendel and then Hear the Genesis comparison , Suppers ready folks, well the 9/8 section atleast
Melhor banda do mundoooooooooo
EXCELENTE VIDEO. MARILLION UNA BANDA SUBESTIMADA DE ROCK PERO MEJOR QUE MUCHAS OTRAS SIN DUDAS!. GRACIAS POR SUBIR EL VIDEO. SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA.
Gran foto y mejor comentario. Saludos a vos también!!!
Yo soy de Brasil i un aficionado de Marillion de Fish Era. Tengo unos LPs aún. Saludos!
Yes this will be and always be Marillion....but Marillion of the 80's a sound that will last for an eternity..truly mesmerising and a truly great singer.
Then Steve joined, Marillion then became a different band for a different era. And the great thing is, they've progressed and moved on musically and creatively. You cannot compare Steve to Fish both different kinda entity's... But even Steve plays the Jester on stage. A truly awe inspiring singer and I prefer Marillion now...but then again I am from a different generation...
My first Marillion album was Afraid of the Sunlight which I regard as their greatest album so far... So Yeppers the Fish years and Hogarth years I find equally a true level of excellence none better than the other....
I would base this on the same emotions feelings and passion I got from my first ever playing of Misplaced Childhood and Brave both pure masterpieces 2 different singers but truly equally a piece of majestic jigsaw
Not to mention that the difference between "Clutching At Straws", "Seasons End" and "Holidays In Eden" really isn't that big in musical terms.
@@TheAmarok87
Clutching and Holidays are pretty different pieces of music, no matter how many similar arpeggios you can hear on keyboards or guitar.
Los olvidados te saludamos. Larga vida y confortables noches.
The fish years END OF....
Marillion's Fish were amazing band...Marillion's H are sublime band
"Seasons End", "Brave", "Afraid Of Sunlight", "This Strange Engine", "Anoraknophobia" and "Marbles" are anything but sublime.
Excellent !
yes..thank you!!!!
If only The Thieving Magpie, one of the best ever life rock albums wasn't also filmed. Imagine Live After Death or Exit Stage Left not having an accompyaning visual version. Crying shame and shame on EMI to be honest
Check this DVD - Its the Thieving Magpie in Concert - From the Loreley: www.amazon.de/Marillion-Live-Loreley-Julian-Caidan/dp/B0002IVNWE
Marillion was never Marillion without Fish
They have stated should have changed the band name. But that is with 20/20 hindsight.
Bullshit
Love this ty
FISH!
MASTER´S
super
One of the worst break ups in rock history, I think. Even though Fish and the band went on in different directions, with the natural developments and musical evolution, something great was left behind and got really lost. A soul.
Just like Gabriel leaving Genesis
Genial...!!!
Marilion me faz lembrar muita curtição....
The band died when fish left for me peeps. :(
The band didn't really die, it just... stopped being as interesting and cool as it used to be.
I felt that way too until about 3 years ago when I saw a video of H doing script and crushing it. I started digging into the post Fish era and found 30 years of pretty great stuff. Not the same as Fish, nothing compares to that music but still better than most music out there
@unrepeatable raddish He wasn't sacked - he quit: www.loudersound.com/features/i-was-an-arsehole-fish-opens-up-about-the-past-and-where-he-s-headed-next
@@RobQos thank you. Just read the whole interview. Very interesting.
Mitico da sempre hello 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Jes
Genios!!!!!!
Lol, Fish looks like 'The Incredible Hulk' in this vid... ;-D
MARILLION avec Hogarth a pris une autre dimension , tous les musiciens ont progressé
I still get slagged off for being a fan of Marrilion they've never been in fashion. Love the fish albums, but my favourite is Hs debut- seasons end a masterpiece of pure prog.
30:00 frign awzm...... this is hardware as its best 😘😘😘
And the band of course
super maravilha..
viva la ESCOCIA LIBRE!!!!!!
Fish is the man this new fella they have WHAT .john m
New fella joined in 88/89, agree dish is way better
THE FISH YEARS , THE BEST YEARS.......MANY THANKS , SCOTTISH GIANT ........!!!! HOGART ?????.....: ( : ( : ( ( with respect )
Hogart is burning
Season's end-Brave-Afraid of sunlight-This strange engine-Anoraknophobia-Marbles-Sounds that can't be made are jewels, you shoudl try
Fugazi
yes;anyone able to upload all of 'curtain call sets???
I love marillion and fish as much as anyone. But I never did understand the face painting thing.
TFS !