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This album and Clutching at Straws are both great listens from beginning to end continuously.
I actually think Clutching At Straws is their masterpiece over Misplaced Childhood. There is more passion, from pain, as Fish was struggling with his lifestyle and alcohol. It was his final album with Marillion, and I feel they've never been better ... before or since. It's another one that needs to be heard completely. White Russian is pure genius and fits what is going on in the world right now. Don't be afraid to move over to IQ and the Ever album. They had similar influences and I know you'll enjoy it as much as this one. (It's the album Further Away is on - and you reacted to it and loved it!)
My sentiments entirely. They are like two mini tone poems, or symphonies
The opening trio of songs on Clutching are definitely some of their strongest material ever IMO. It's all a matter of taste of course but, after that, it's a mixed bag for me on this album.Going Under and Just For The Record just never did much for me. White Russian picks up and the last 4 on the album are abosulte fire :) But I have a special place in my heart for Bitter Suite, Lothian and BLind Curve on Misplaced.
I actually play in a Marillion tribute band so I know their music well and we even played some of their stuff mixed with our own originals in the 80s. This music is very nostalgic for me. Nowadays we open most of our tribute shows with a 2 way punch of Incommunicado (Clutching) and Assassing (Fugazi). This music is a lot of fun to play!
@@chadbennett7873 Yeah I agree, CAS is their masterpiece. At that time of the night and everything that surrounds it is absolutely magnificent.
@@drwugong 👍
Marillion's guitarist, Steve Rothery, is up there with David Gilmour and Mark Knopfler when it comes to pure expression through an electric guitar.
And I'll add Andy Latimer to your excellent list.
@@rubicon-oh9km oh yes, Andy 👍🏻🎸
Sorry but you can't compare him to knopfler, gilmour maybe because of the prog connection, Mark knopfler has a distinctive and unique sound, rothery doesn't!
Steve is one of the must under-rated guitar players on the planet.
@@thomasvincennie3910 not saying he isn't a great player, he certainly is, a different player to knopfler, Mark k is more distinctive and unique.
Yes please, do the whole album. What you have heard is the pop Part of the album. From here it gets much more prog.
One of the best albums of any genre of all time. Stunning and played beautifully
Clutching at Straws are masterpiece with Fish. Well actually both are masterpieces.
spot on. It is a masterpiece.
Steve Rothery is such an underrated guitarist. His melodies are legendary. And Fish, the lead singer is a legend himself. a true poet.
Masterpiece concept album. You HAVE to listen to it as a whole and you HAVE to listen to the live version of The thieving magpie, their live album from 1988. Magical!
I recommend listening to "The Thieving Magpie" live album. They do a full version of Misplaced Childhood live, and I feel that Fish (the lead singer) sounds better and in fuller voice. Trivia: Marillion opened for Rush in 1986
Did you ever notice that the live version of MC from Magpie and the studio version of MC are less than a minute apart in length?
The bassist for Marillon also plays for Transatlantic.
This album is my Marillion's favorite from the Fish's era. And from the Steve Hogarth's era, I think it's Season's End (the album with the song Easter). Steve Rothery's guitar solos always are great, and his guitar sound is amazing.
An other track I can suggest you is "The Space" ... amazing
This album, oh my gosh! I used to play it back to back. The guitar solo in Easter, shivers down my spine by just thinking about it! Hogarth´s voice! And each and every track! I think this is one of the most underrated prog albums ever.
I never get tired of listening to Berlin
When Steven Wilson remixed and remastered the Marillion back catalogue he refused to do this one stating that you can't improve on perfection.
You really have to listen to the album in one go, it's a "story", you must listen to the words
wow he is so right
Really interesting - I never knew that.
this is it, listen to the story - thanks for your comment
I will never stop listening to Hearts of Lothian before going on a night out.
I don’t know how it’s going with the metal reactions. But this is what I subscribed for.
Marillion is where a lot of Genesis fans went when Genesis went pop with their album Genesis. It coincided with the emergence of Marillion and their first album Script for a jesters tear. Fish’s vocals and Marillions sound seemed tailor made to take us back to everything we loved about earlier Genesis. Please carry on with the album it is brilliant.
I had the immense privilege to hear live the whole Misplaced Childhood album when Marillion were opening for Rush, for the power Windows tour, in 1986. To this day, I still can remember the whole show. Personnally, I strongly recommend you to listen (and not necesserally react 😁) to the whole album, from beginning to the end ;)
As an afterthought, I learned the whole Lavender piano part and would play that when we (my highschool friends and I) were having parties and we would all sing together (we were completely wasted I might add). Beautiful memories!
I envy You. Marillion and Rush at "same time"
Marillion are one the most under-rated bands in the history of rock music.....both eras, both singers - few bands in history have come close to the quality/longevity/honesty in their careers compared to this band. First albums released in the early 80's and they are still putting out AMAZING music. Each musician in the band is special and incredibly talented.
Yes, please, do the whole album!
This is their first concept album, and it’s worth every minute. I read somewhere that Marillion is like “Pink Floyd in touch with their feminine side”, full of feelings and beautifully played.
They released a new album this year, “An Hour Before it’s Dark” and is brilliant.
As an interesting note, Marillion created crowdfunding since their record company refused to fund a new album. The keyboard player went to a Marillion fan mailing list (forum?) asked for help and the fans funded that album. And the next. And the next… to this day, this is how Marillion records albums and how it gets to fund the costs of traveling to the US for concert tours.
I’d recommend you to also listen to their albums: Brave, Marbles, FEAR and their debut album: Script For a Jester’s Tear.
Welcome to the best band you’ve beber heard of!
My husband helped crowd-fund that first one, and several since. It’s fun to go through the liner notes and find his name. I prefer Fish-era and he prefers H-era. We went to the Montréal shows on the 3 day weekend in 2015, and we saw them in Cleveland on the F.E.A.R. tour. We saw Fish in 2008 at the TLA on the 13th Star tour.
Misplaced Childhood and Clutching at Straws are both “concept albums” that you really need to listen through in one go, and read the lyrics. So incredibly emotional. And just because i prefer Fish-era, H-era music is good too. Please give this cd to your dad, he will love it!
@@tolafaery2555 awesome! I’ve helped finance quite a few of their albums, but was late to the first one! I’ve been to a few of their concerts, both in Europe and here in the US. It’s always fantastic! Twice I’ve dragged my wife along to a concert, and she always had a good time. Also, the fans you meet are such a great bunch! And h on stage, man, he lives each song! So much feeling!
Welcome to Marillion. So much great music to discover! "The Crow and the Nightingale" off their latest album "An Hour Before it's Dark" is absolutely heavenly!
I knew you would like Marillion! Imagine this: March 1986, Quebec city, On Rush's Power windows tour. The opener was Marillion! They played the full Misplaced childhood album in one single streak. Best show of my life...
Oh man, that must have been phenomenal.
I had the opportunity to attend that very same show but choose not to.
I still regret my decision to this day. 😢
In 1983… my 3rd year of college… my friend was a huge Marillion fan as well As a Peter Gabriel Genesis fan. Everytime I went to his room and he had one of the two on the stereo I guessed wrong as to which band was playing… lol. Later … Clutching at Straws became my favorite… but this was my favorite before that… as I overplayed Misplaced Childhood, FUGAZI bumped to the number one spot along side of the live “Real to Reel”… and Marketsquare Heroes with the tune GRENDEL. Even though the drummer is a bit lesser …. “Script For A Jester’s Tear” is amazing too. I’m not a lyrics guy… but Fish’s poetic lyrics are my favorite of anyone’s …bar none ! SO HAPPY you discovered this and hope you jump down the Marillion Fish Era rabbit hole… you can’t go wrong! Also Nick … you seemed to notice Steven Rothery’s use of The E-BOW on his guitar solo… more of that to come. Thanks guys ! Love you BOTH got to hear this !!!i
This band took up where the Gabriel era Genesis left off. "Fish" had a voice And delivery so very much like Peter and the band were and are still excellent musicians. The "new" vocalist, lyricist has a different style of delivery, but equally as talented. You have a another rabbit hole to explore.
Only prog fans would say the “new” member has been in the band for over 30 years!
Nothing against Steve Hogarth, but to me Marillion will always be the Fish era up to Clutching at Straws. Misplaced Childhood particularly holds a special place for me because it was my introduction to progressive music when I was 12 years old in 1985. But you can't go wrong with either of the first 4 albums.
marillion have many beautiful songs and more than 40 years of career. i have many suggestions for you
- afraid of sunlight
- neverland
- the king of sunset town
- ocean's cloud
-this strange engine
- reprogram the gene
- happiness is the road
- sound that can't be made
- hotel hobbies / warm wet circles / that time of the night
I have so much respect for Marillion. Their first album was released in 1983, when 'prog' was a dirty word with the music press of the day, and everyone seemed to compare them with PG era Genesis. But they always had something more, and through 'Script For A Jester's Tear' and 'Fugazi' (listen to 'Assassing') they developed into the band that produced this masterpiece and their following masterpiece 'Clutching At Straws'. A marathon of the first three tracks of 'Straws' will provoke a response similar to yours here NicknLex! Then Fish (vocals) left and many people wrote them off, or simply forgot about them, or 'dissed' Steve Hogarth (the new vocalist) and they released 'Seasons End' which is brilliant and has 'Easter', which you both loved and is one of my all time favourite songs. Since then they have released countless excellent albums, having to resort to crowd funding/fan funding as labels failed to promote them effectively. They can still fill venues like The Royal Albert Hall in London with ease, and I'll be seeing them on their next tour in the UK. A band that does things on their own terms, and deserving of all the praise their fans pour on them. Thanks NicknLex! Let's have more Marillion!
Fish started his solo career in 1990 and recently released his latest album. Fish has a bunch of albums in the last 22 years.
Latest and I think he said he last. But what an album to go out on.
Loved this. I've been enjoying Nick's metal videos but it's great that Lex is back.
Easily in my favorite top 5 favorite albums. Give the whole album a listen, it is amazing!
Marillion have just been finishing their weekend shows across Europe. 3 concerts on 3 nights. Their latest album, An hour before it's Dark is an absolute gem, released a few weeks ago, same band different singer. Amazing.
I still refer to H as "the new guy" :D
And a great weekend it was
@@git606 Yes, been over in 2017 and 19 but couldn't manage it from New Zealand this time.
You would LOVE Neverland live.
To say it’s spectacular is not enough.
Marillion live is something else.
I hitchhiked to Ottawa when Season's End came out to go see them at Barrymore's. Went backstage and chatted with them too! Rothery is great, and so talkative. He had a lot to say about Fish, and did not mince words. Kelly was a little standoffish but he did show me his keyboard rig.
This was my favorite album ever until I hear Blackwater Park by Opeth. The single Kaykeigh was a huge success here in the province of Québec. They were opening for Rush (Power Windows Tour in 1986) for 2 sold out shows in Montréal and Québec City. The crowd gave to Marillion huge ovation after they played Misplaced Childhood entirely . In some shows in the States they were booed. The single version of Lavender has a longer guitar solo but on Kaykeigh edit single the guitar solo is shorter.
The sounds of my youth, and seeing Fish and the boys in Edinburgh, amongst others. Superb live band.
These are a perfect blend of Fish's great lyrics and music done with a nod to the prog era of the seventies, when prog was the dirty word of the music industry. Their four first albums are just great and although they are fans of seventies prog, their music stands firm on its own feet. I like their whole period as a band, but prefer the Fish era.
This are not really great lyrics, very very mainstream and when they went from Independent to Studio Band.
This is a great album and well worth listening to.
I would also recommend their previous album "Script for a Jester's Tear", especially "The Web" and "Chelsea Monday".
Genesis and Marillion are my two favorite bands. I bought a used cassette of this album in 1990 after hearing it recommended on the Genesis email list and was instantly hooked. Definitely listen to the whole album! You won't be disappointed.
I have this band shirt! Love both eras of Marillion!
Fish gran vocalista y una banda genial
One of the great underrated bands, suffered initially with that Genesis comparison but time has been kind to them and deservedly so, check out Afraid of Sunlight and Brave.
The absolute CHEF D'ŒUVRE OF MARILLION, MISPLACED CHILDHOOD ❤❤❤❤
Script for a Jester's tear, was their first album, fantastic music
Nice one
Yes back when this was released we thought Peter had a new band
Fish left mariliion but he had a great solo career
Check out his stuff too
And that's Steve Rothery on Lead Guitar - Pure Genius 😏👍
Glad you made it to this album finally!
EDIT: Gah! This was 2 yrs ago, my bad! Came up on my feed, not sure how I missed it two years ago lol! Been with ya before that lol
Welcome to my world! 😉 I’ve discovered Marillion almost exactly 37 years ago through their UK Top2 hit Kayleigh. When I received the album Misplaced childhood as a gift at Christmas 1985, it had happened to me. Misplaced is THE concept for me at all. I love the group both with singer Fish until 1988, and with Steve "h" Hogarth since 1989. Their current album, An hour before it's dark, which is showered with praise, is one of her best
E-bow guitar in Pseudo-silk very reminiscent of Steve Hackett…early Marillion had a very heavy Genesis influence.
I am so glad you did this video! I have heard of this band but have not had a chance to explore them as of now. This is really beautiful and fits in with the kind of music i am listening to most currently! That voice and just the overall sound was just great! I feel very happy to have listened to this and discovered it with the both of you! Really made my day! Thanks for the video! You guys always lift my spirits when i really need it! Thank you for that! Love you both!
take your time and start with album nr 1 ... you will discover so much great music... for me Marillion's neoprog of the 80s was on top....other bands named here were good to, but they didn't have a fish - FISH - made the difference 🙂
Very much reminiscent of early genesis, LUV IT !!!
The singer ( Fish ) is truly one of a kind. This album is a masterpiece and should be listened as one long song. It's actually the story of if his childhood.
Oh, I have not listened to Marillion for ... 30 years? I loved this album in the 80s, so thank you, thank you for bringing them back into my life! and, damn, Kayleigh and Lavender still just go straight through my soul after all these years. Wow.
best album of the fish years , such a masterpiece , there are not enough words to express my love for this album
The Marillion of now just haedlined the Cruise to the Edge prog cruise and Transatlantic were second on the bill. So Pete Trewavas was the bassist in BOTH headliners 🙂#nicknlexrequest
I remember back in the 80’s doing a gig in Glasgow Scotland at the holiday Inn and Fish was there having dinner with his parents!
You now understand why MANY folks miss the "Fish" era of Marillion. And yes, the obvious "influence" and influences are there not only in Fish's voice, but every musician. But I think the "Steve Hogarth" era probably widened their audience. Though the Fish era may have given us a _what if_ scenario if Peter Gabriel continued with Genesis into the 80's. "Kayliegh" and MTV put Marillion on the map for those who had no clue what _Progressive Rock_ was. For me it was the video for "The Assassing", from their 2nd album "Fugazi" (1984).
Always wanted to take a dive into Fish's solo efforts, will have to do that soon. I'm trying to remember who sent you the Marillion albums too (downloads or burned CD's if I remember correctly) from one of the past 4 unboxing videos . . . .
As Sylvain Milcent said, this was a time where Progressive Rock was considered a dying "Dinosaur (Rock)". Yet you had Prog Rockers from the past still going strong into a new future with; Gentle Giant, Genesis, Steve Hackett, Peter Gabriel, Yes, King Crimson, Supertramp, Caravan, Kayak, Van der Graaf Generator, Electric Light Orchestra, Starcastle, Kansas, Rush, Saga, FM,
Eloy, Camel, Jethro Tull, Frank Zappa, Brand X, Dixie Dregs, Premiata Forneria Marconi, Crack the Sky, Happy the Man, Asia, Uriah Heep, ELP (and the band "3", including Emerson Lake and "Powell"), Pink Floyd and a handful of others were still continuing on, some with a more commercial sound.
Until "Marillion" released their debut "Script for a Jester's Tear" in 1983, "IQ" from
England, with "Tales from the Lush Attic" in 1983, "It Bites" also from England with "The Big Lad in the Windmill" in 1983, and "Pallas" from Scotland, would continue the new wave of Neo-Progressive Rock in 1984 with their debut album "The Sentinel". So a resurgence started, possibly after Pop/Top 40 saturated the radio in the 80's and left a bad taste in the mouths of people needing music with musicianship and breaking barriers. So Metal and Progressive Rock became the music from the Underground.
- Its really great to see you Lexi enjoying this with your Nick and all of us. We missed you 😊.
Side note, the child on the cover always reminded me of a slightly older "Barret Oliver" from the Fantasy film "The Neverending Story", but apparently was a neighbor of the cover artist *Mark Wilkinson* by the name of Robert Mead (seemingly a doppelganger :).
You need to look into Fish too. Original lead singer for Marillion. Sunsets on Empire and many, many more.
I love me some Fish... always 100% connected to his lyrics vocally. His pleading in Kayleigh is so honest...
Awesome 🎶
‘Love the Prog’…. Damn straight!😁
Yes Nick, Steve Rotherey of Marillion's favourite guitaris is Dave Gilmour. #nicknlexrequest
Since it came out I've listened to Misplaced Childhood all through the 80s every Saturday when cleaning our apartment singing loud - neighbors must have enjoyed it too!😆
But I'm also fan of the earlier Fugazi and Script of a Jester's Tear - both great.
Thank you for keeping Marillion music going.
We want to do the full album soon. We just did I Robot and Physical Graffiti on patreon:)
@@NicknLex l loved the Physical Graffiti album covers with all the windows. It's kinda hard to describe but a few Zeppelin's album covers you could play with.
My last gig was seeing Marillon live at the Hammersmith Apollo London. Excellent band, my favourite album is 'Afraid of Sunlight', that's with Steve Hogarth on vocals after 'Fish' departed. Also check out 'Fantastic Place' track from their Marbles album. You always know it's a class track when the hairs on your arm and neck stand up!
The Best of Marillion allways it's whit Fish!!!! This album and clutching at straw.....the very Best!!!
Guys, so glad you did these 3 songs. But YES, it's one of *THE BEST* concept records ever with the most beautiful lyrics & returning themes. Definitely reserve some time to listen allllll the way through. You won't regret it! Absolutely one of my favorite records of all time.
Saw them open for Rush when I was in High School. 8th row. Pretty sure it was the Power Windows tour. Left a huge impression. Had the Misplaced Childhood cassette in my car for months!
Hey guys!! I noticed you have The Whirlwind by Transatlantic in the back. I don't know if you've heard it, but don't miss out!! It's a Monster Album!!!
And this is not an unrelated comment, since Pete Trewavas, bass player for Marillion, plays in Transatlantic as well!
This is a different singer from the one you reacted to already "Easter". I discovered Marillion with Misplaced Childhood so I'll always have a soft spot for the earlier Marillion but the second singer has been with the band since '89 so, MUCH longer than the orginal one and they have an amazing catalogue with him as well.
Saw them play this whole album live at Donnington Rock festival 1985,where ZZ Top and Metallica,to name a few were playing......Marillion absolutely stole the show....Fish is a genuine poetic genius......you should check out his solo albums...in particular ""Sunsets on Empire " ....hey dive in there and swim around with fish!!!
This band is so under rated love this band
N n L Thanks for playing this! Marillion was another band I had wanted to get into, but never got around to it. I always thought the album cover artwork was really cool too. 👍 Looking forward to hearing more of this band!
Put on Script from a jester's tears, lean back and enjoy. It's more proggy than Misplaced childhood ... and if you like it go on with Fugazi - my personal Marillion favourite
Nice reaction 👍🏻
Yes, do the rest of the album, the best has yet to come...
And the 4th album with Fish: 'Clutching at Straws' is even better imo.
From the Hogarth era do:
Ocean Cloud
Gaza (live)
Oh yes. Listen to the whole album. You won't regret it !! 😍
Great to see you, Alexia. Very Genesis sounding. Great album. Loving it 😍. Thanks. ✨🤪
So glad you enjoyed this. This has always been in my top ten albums of all time.
Marillion Sugar Mice with ''Fish'' is a Must 😀
If you're doing Marillion, you both together have to do Neverland live in 2009 this is just exceptional nicknlex ❤
Marillion is one of the best Prog bands, they originally modeled themselves on Genesis, and their song Grendel is very similar to Suppers Ready, They are still producing music, see their album An Hour Before it's Dark released this year, and the track Murder Machines, older tracks that you ought to listen to include Garden Party, The Space, Invisible Man, Blind Curve, Sugar Mice, Bitter Suite and many more, interestingly Lavender is a cover - originally written in 1948 and performed by Burl Ives in 1949.
My introduction to Marillion was there first great album, "Script For A Jesters Tear"! 1983
Marrillion and Pendragon very good bands ..
Very good reaction.
My congratulations regards from Chile
Marillion is a band that is their own style. Listen to the album Script for a Jester's Tear's and you will understand. There is hints of other bands but every band is like that. In the end their style is Marillion.
LOL now your spoiling us FISH AND MARILION......YEEEEES
Decades love long affair with this album. One afternoon in April 1988 I was strolling around downtown Stuttgart with some of my Army friends, and by chance --the first CD's I ever owned, bought this album along with three of the most fascinating albums: Peter Gabriel (Melt), Kate Bush (Hounds of Love), and Love and Money (Strange Kind of Love). Those albums to this day rank among my top 5 favorite pieces of music. I am glad I ran across your page. Thank you for the music and your feedback on this album, it certainly has a Peter Gabriel sound to it.
Glad you liked this Album, you didn’t mention the lyrics which are amazing, penned by Fish, a true wordsmith!
This is one of my favourite albums in the world, I know it like the back of my hand. Listen to it from front to back, it's incredible.
One of the greatest albums ever made.
Excellent. It only gets better from here. Listen to the damn album.
Another gem, Be Bop Deluxe, Adventures in a Yorkshire landscape.
the whole Futurama album!!
or Sunburst Finish!
Lavender is a song from Elizabeth I (Tudor) centuries ago,if you wanna rock out to Henry VIII's daughter's music.............. knock yaselves out hahaha 🏴🇺🇸♥️
You have to do the entire album. One of the great concept albums, and Marillion’s masterpiece! It flows in to each track beautifully. So dark,
powerful, but melodic and the lyrics are of course brilliant. It’s Fish isn’t it!
I also love fugazi. It was the first Marillion album I bought and I did so based solely on the cover. Listen to this and the previous Fish-era records and you will get that Pink Floyd was their biggest influence.
Hi guys, great that you're both back, Marillion with Fish, only with Fish! I saw Fish solo at a concert where he sang these old bums and it was a bomb.
Great reaction guys! I couldn't help notice the sleeve behind you; I believe it is 'The Whirlwind' by Transatlabtic? Pete Trewavas plays bass guitar on both that and the three songs you have just listened to. I look forward to watching you react to the whole album in due course. Take care both. Kev from England.
Or The Space from Royal Albert Hall.
This one is a brilliant performance, with their friends from the orchestra 😍
There's a live compilation of these that the crowd sings nearly every note in earnest.
One on the most stunning live recordings ever.
Loved it. Great!
Hello, you can listening Fish, the singer of Marillion and particulary the song" Gentleman excuse me". It' s a very beautiful song. Thank you .
Awesome! The Invisible Man from the Marbles Live DVD is incredible prog of the highest calibre, thanks for reacting!
I'M FROM MONTREAL QUEBEC CANADA ( SALABERRY-DE-VALLEYFIELD '' THE HYDROPLANE CITY FOR THE LAST 82 YEARS !! ) HUGE FAN OF MARILLION SINCE 1983... I'VE SEEN THEM IN CONCERT IN 1987 FOR THEIR '' CLUTCHING AT STRAWS '' TOUR IT WAS AN INCREDIBLE SHOW ... SORRY TO SAY BUT WHEN '' FISH'' LEFT ...HE LEFT WITH THE SOUL AND IDENTITY OF THE BAND , FOR ME AT LEAST , NEVER EARD A SONG AFTER , WASN'T INTERESTED ... !! I LOVE YOU GUYS I'VE RAMDOMLY AN HOUR AGO ,BY PURE HASARD, SAW ONE OF YOUR VIDEO ( STEEY DAN ) AND THAT WAS IT !! HUGE FAN OF YOU GUYS YOU ARE AUTHENTIC PEOPLE YOU CAN FEEL IT AND YOUR ENTHOUSIASM IS CONTEGIOUS ...I'M GONNA HAD IN THE NEXT COMMENT FISH'S STORY ABOUT THE SONG KAYLEIGH FROM TOP 2000 A GOGO CHANNEL ... AMAZING STORY
my all time favourite album, also worth exploring Clutching at Straws, FUGAZI (esp the title track),Marbles,Brave and their new album An Hour Before It's Dark
I still see Fish every week on his " Fish on Friday" programme.
Misplaced Childhood is a phenomenal album. You should try and give it a listen the whole way through...you will love it.
Fish is a great lyricist provoking great imagery in the mind. ..."cherry blossom in the market place. I thought it was confetti in our hair" always brings a nostalgic tear to my eye.
Great to see you guys discover them Fish was an amazing theatrical vocalist like Freddie Mercury try the live version of the brilliant Chelsea Monday from Hammersmith Odeon widely available on YT as an example together with a mesmerising g guitar solo from the wonderful Steve Rothery.Ithrr great songs to check are Script for a Jesters Tear The Web and Incubus