Marillion - Script For A Jester's Tear - first time reaction
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'Misplaced Childhood' by Marillion is a masterpiece of a concept album.
You are right..but Clutching At Straws is even better.
Yes, it was but the first three were the holy trinity
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one of my favorite band in my teenage years. Fish is incredible. Love this song. thank you again, Captain
Wow!!!!!! Finally!!!!! My favorite band of all time!
That was one of the bands that kept the Progressive Rock fire burning.
They still do.
Yes they do. And they still tour (they’re still awesome live!) And they’re working on yet another album.
Marillion were always underrated, and even mocked at the time they appeared in the mid-80s, basically because they were 10 years too late. Fish sounded like Genesis-era Peter Gabriel, at a time when the trends were gloomy post-punk, synth-pop and hair metal, none of which had the time for such operatic over-the-top progressive rock. But they made amazing, amazing songs. Try Misplaced Rendezvous / Windswept Thumb / Heart of Lothian
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Welcome to Marillion. They began in the 80s. But they continue to this day with a different lead singer and drummer to whom you see in this video. Lots of great stuff in both eras. A couple of my favourite from this Fish (singer's name) era are "Garden Party", "Punch & Judy" and "Sugar Mice". Try "The Space" live at Royal Albert Hall" for a peak at the current line-up.
So pleased that you’ve discovered Marillion, one of the best bands in the world and still going strong to this day.
Their latest album (F E A R) is a true epic and well worth taking a listen to if you appreciate more involved music.
The track you listen to hear was the title track from their first official album. The lead singer “Fish” made four excellent albums with them up until 1988 when he left the band to go solo (check out “Fish”). The final two studio albums with Fish were concept albums, those being “Misplaced Childhood” and “Clutching at Straws” (by personal Fish era album).
Fish was more of a poet than a singer, by his own volition; sometimes live his voice became a little strained; but still fine :)
In 1989 Steve Hogarth (known as H) joined Marillion; he cut his own path and didn’t try to mimic what Fish had done, but “H” is equally charismatic live in his own style. “H” is also a very talented lyricist, his vocal range is different but I believe wider. He’s also a keyboard player originally but also plays rhythm guitar, percussion and his own invention “the cricket bat” :)
There’s a massive back catalogue of Marillion’s work, topped off my the live at the Royal Albert Hall with friends from the orchestra event about two years ago, that you must check out.
They are currently writing their 19th (or 20th) studio album at the moment.
Oh and in the late 90’s they left the label system of music and invented “Crowdfunding”, so their work from that point forward is directly funded by their fans, some of the best fans in the world.
They are all superb musicians :)
Here’s three links for you to look at when you have time:
The Space - live at the Royal Albert Hall in 2018 - th-cam.com/video/XYNMRXxeqvk/w-d-xo.html
A Collection - live - th-cam.com/video/F2O1zazqODA/w-d-xo.html
This Strange Engine - live at Minehead in 2003 - th-cam.com/video/Acosk3NuLuQ/w-d-xo.html
All this is true. Worth listening to all their albums.
I'm from Naples, and I don't think it's a coincidence that I like the theatricality and "vibration" of this group
Steve Rothery, one of the best guitar players.
Thank you so much. I've played guitar my whole life and have begged my friends to listen to his brilliance...metal guys are hard headed...
@@johnjohn37371 IMHO, Steve Howe from Yes, Steve Rothery and Joe Walsh from Eagles are my 3 fav guitar players. I could mention David Gilmour, Santana, Jeff Beck and many more but I feel the 2 Steves and Joe bring out their emotions through their fingers to the cords. I don´t know how to explain it.
Now take your time and pay attention to the lyrics, that's the magic of Marillion, welding Fish wonderful words with this emotional music.
I know the music comes first, but man....the lyrics. I feel that a lot of people are missing out on that part.
He is bringing true poetry directly into your soul.
Marillion is great, but my favourite progressive rock band is Genesis, with Peter Gabriel. I like 'Firth of Fifth' and "The Musical Box" among others real pearls.
Pseudo Silk Kimono/Kayleigh/Lavender is a masterpiece 👌
Try Punch and Jude too... and of the later Hits, try Easter... it’s a beautiful song
THIS!
If you want another long, epic! masterpiece by Marillion, try “Grendel”. Just so great!
Some months ago I was about to suggest you Marillion!! I have the feeling you'd love their album "Clutching At Straws" (1987). You could start with Warm Wet Circles. Great band.
Thank you, Frank! One of my favourite bands on the 80's! Kisses :)
Great to see this reaction, thank you.
There are so many amazing songs to appreciate while Fish was still the singer, yet so many reactors jump straight to Hogarth...
If you do any more I'd love to see you react to Forgotten Sons or Warm Wet Circles.
True. But hogarth has been with Marillion for over 30 years
But those first four albums...Fish and his insecurities...they never captured it again.
Guitarist Steve Rothery was inspired by Genesis and this song was the name of their first album: "So here I am once more ..."
Unique composition. Classic progressive rock.
Kaleigh was the one that played more in Radio in 86/87. Script is also very goooood.
World musical trip ever ... let's go Valchiria. 👍
Meraviglioso, mi piace molto Marillion. Mi manca la mia giovinezza. 😍😍😍😍
Something like Dancing with the Moonlit Knight, very experimental and theatrical.
🤓🎼🤘🎸This song I hear for about 35 years ago!!! I knew it, since it was yesterday! In the living room from my parents - on venyl 🤓🤘🎼
You are so right about Fish loosing the resonance sometimes. Still love his music to this day.
Marillion es genial !!
I heard a lot of progressive rock in my teens in Brazil. Please react to Pink Floyd's "Shine on you crazy diamonds".
I remember that Fish also followed Peter Hammil from Van Der Graaf Generator. He also used the theatrical voice
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Me encanta Marillion
saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
Um clássico 🤘❤
you mentioned the bands,
around in the 70's here is
some of the bands I seen then
zepellin purple yes tull elp.
genesis budgie rush heep
sabbath.and many more
great times.
Frank...missing your covers!!!!!!!!!!!
Marillion is my favorite Band:
Try "Neverland", "This Strange Engine", "The Space (Royal Albert Hall Version), "Gaza", "The Invisible Man"...
Live they are incredible...
Fish was obviously inspired by Peter Gabriel of Genesis, who also wore face make up and had a similar voice and singing style.
William Derek Dick is a poet.
Marillion was inspired by Genesis!This concert is from 1983!
This song is from my favourite album of the hole of the 1980’s. There debut, but sadly it’s the only Marillion album i really like.
Early Genesis was one of their inspirations. They were one of the first to perfect the long-song format but they had their own inspirations as well (LedZep)
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l am a seventies boy, l was listening to Genesis, yes, pink Floyd, never heard of Marillion,. I dercover them in the 2000's, now l am a huge fan. Please listen to THE SPACE, life, or Neverland life
Fish's explanation of the song is (approximately) that it's about the guy who, unconsciously, allowed his relationship to fracture just because he wanted to experience the kind of heartbreak that inspired so many famous songs - and now he regrets it, now he's desperately trying to get back together with the girl he neglected, but it's too late, and he knows it.
Pronunciation error - "Urea Heep"?! I "pissed myself laughing" at that!
Beautiful song and grat analysis and commentary. Grazie per il video!!! Saluti dal Canada 😎👍
The best live song that marillion ever did was grendal end of closely followed by the web rothery was insanely good followed this band from an egg to full on chicken amazing
I guess they were highly influenced by Genesis from Peter Gabriel era. And the name came from the book The Silmarillion, from Tolkien.
The Fish era with Marillion was very good, but the new era with Steve Hogarth, for the last 25 years or so is equally fabulous.
Try from the Royal Albert Hall very recently - "The Space".
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Or from a few years back - "Gaza"
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I think you will love them.
I became the singer in a Marillion Tribute Band and despite being in music for years, I was only familiar with the inevitable "Kayleigh". I knew that there was a different singer then Fish and that they were still creating and playing music, but I never heard any of it. And I was so happy to finally discover something interesting and of high value again. What followed after that (years later) were Steven Wilson and eventually Opeth, that maybe came close (but of course not so much part of me).
We played music from all of their catalogue, both singer areas. And although I'm personally much more of a "Fish-Type", I definitely like their later work more. I'm not a lyrics guy, when it come to music, even I'm quite proficient when it comes to English - I don't seem to notice any of the meaning while listening. The later work to me is much smoother and emotional, while playing the old stuff could be more fun. Some of my favorites would be "Ocean Cloud", "Fugazi", the whole "Brave"-Album, The whole "Marbles", "Out Of This World", "Cinderella Search" - take your pick :))
I retired after our surely most remarkable gig (maybe not the best, though ;) ) with Steven Rothery on stage.
Voice and music sounds like Genesis in the 70's
Dereck remembers me of Peter Gabriel
Old days, Happy days.....sigh sigh...
Amo Marillion con Fish!!! ¡Saludos! 🤗
Excelent! Lavander is my favourite song with Fish on vocals! Maybe you like reacting to It.
My fav band from the 80's saw them live 3 times and they kill ...it sounds like the studio....that's not a norm anymore unless they pump in prepared bits....these guys rock.
Rita Lee & Tutti Frutti - Arrombou a Festa.
About where this genre started, I think the common answer would be Genesis.
Back in the day, Marillion were called Genesis-wannabes by some people. Foolish people. However, the resemblence is there.
React to Bruno Sutter - Grattitude!
Boa!
9:58 and on.... Best performance ever, the highest peak of a great artist.
Marillion was cult in the 80ies in Germany. First albums really good until they start the commercial switch, like many other bands...
Grazie!
Killer album still love it now
Marillion!!!
WHAM!!!! Last Christmas (for reference)
Moi qui adore Marillion et l'opéra, je n'avais jamais fait le rapprochement entre "Script for a Jester's Tear " et "I Pagliacci"...
Mi piace molto..ce lo tutti i cd di Marillion! Sono andata al concertt di loro,in Brasile, anni 90 sembra!
Nice video but one thing you fail to mention is how off the wall this was for 1983. Britain had just had Punk, New Wave and the New Wave of British Heavy Metal... 70s prog was completely out of fashion and Marillion was the only band doing it in a way that could attract significant audiences. They were competing with bands like Maiden, U2 and the Smiths - and managed to get fans from both camps.
Marillion was the emo band for emo kids 15 years before emo was a thing. Their generation's My Chemical Romance perhaps.
They were the second band I ever saw live. Never stopped loving those first two albums.
This band reminds me Genesis.
Thanks for a great reaction! That I just found!
Next song to react to should be Forgotten sons, if you want more.
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This is another masterpiece from the first album. The first 3 albums are totally gems of music!
Regards from Sweden
Ulf
Loved the review. Best band of the 80s for me, still listen now. Grab yourself the Script and Fugazi Albums. Top tunes🤯🤯
React Tears For Fears Creep.
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Great review Frank totaly love this version of the band.From the same album try the awesome Chelsea Monday its on the same live concert you took SOAJT from.And The Web is a classic too.Just love Fishs emotion a d delivery of the lyrics and Steve Rothery on guitar is a God.Speaking of which can you get some Rush on your channel the greatest rock band of all time.If you dont believe me check out 2112 for starters and Xanadu from Exit Stage Left.Thanks man
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THE referens is last Christmas.. I Love Marilions musik you should listen more. I recomend that you listen to Danaheim with hefna..
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Pfvr, reage ao Reginaldo Rossi.
Welcome to Marillion Bro, nice comment 👍.
Check out the first 3 songs from their fourth album and the last one with this singer (Fish):
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Fish left the band in 1988 and went solo.
You also have to check Marillion with their 2nd singer ('h'). Try 'Neverland', you will love it ♥, is a great song:
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Genesis, suppers ready... 20 min. One whole album side....
Last Christmas ....
all of fish area
Frank paragonati ai genesis a milano grande successo dei msrillion al rolling stone nel 1985 senti il trittico pseudo silk kimono/ kaylight/ lavander buon ascolto
Scottish early Genesis
Speaking of long songs, you need to hit up Grendel
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Didn’t like this song and I don’t like the singer’s voice shame I was looking forward to this after hearing the band play Neverland this was not a good song