I recently saw Marillion a in Atlanta. My wife, who habitually listen to "Horse Jazz" (Country Music), reluctantly joined me. On the way to the concert she declared that she "will be bored after 10 minutes". However, after 10 minutes of Hogarth and F.E.A.R. she became a fan and is now listening to Marillion on her commute to work! She has a lot of albums to catch up with!
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I just had a dream that Brave was released about 22 years ago and that I'm approaching 50. But that can't be right, can it? It was in the last few years and I'm in my mid 20s, yes? And I didn't end up buying three copies either, did I? Still spellbinding. And from this, improving over time.
Been my favorite band since I first saw them on MTV performing Kayleigh. I feel every note, every nuance of their special, sonic gifts. It's hard to describe them to the uninitiated...no one sounds like them or can can close to the level of emotional experience they bring to your ears.
In 1983 I was 13. I heard Script for a Jester's Tear in my cousin's flat in Wroclaw (German Breslau before WW II). That was the beginning. Now I'm 53 and thinking about that boy - as he was listening to Marillion. And wondering if time exists at all. Seems to me now that there is no time at all. People die but do not die. Greetings from Poland.
There are no other bands who are even close to being as good live as Marillion are. I have seen them countless times since 1983, they just get better and better!
Credit where credit is due.. Steve Hogarth has the voice of an angel.... Immense lyrics,sung from the heart with an ocean of emotion... Could listen to the opening few minutes for the rest of my life. Whether it's Hogarth,Kerr or Buchanan those Northerners can sing ...FACT @3.25....different level
I am 44 years of age and Marillion always passed me by...my mistake. The more I hear the more I love their music. Hogarth's voice, in particular, touches me greatly. I cannot wait to learn more about the band, its members and the wonderful music they make. Magical.
What a brave, brave girl Never lied before Such a plain deceit Everyone would eventually know What a brave, brave girl Never loved before Placed herself in reach So he tried In his own way To find the heart Of the tight-packed rose She's gone now But oh, she aches She aches He will search until he's found A way to take the days See her sadness in your face She's inside you And she's crying
Very nice voice, where Fish lost his touch through Whisky this is still fantastic. It made me cry hearing this. And dont forget to mention Steven Rothery, one of the best guitar players still alive.
@@capcompass9298 Now is an even better time to still be a Marillion fan, there is so much music to reminisce with. Remembering the ups, the downs and lapping up the incredible musicianship throughout.
Wow! Steve (H) is 1 of those special singers that keep impressing. I cannot think of anyone like him. My moment of fame was in 1999 Oxford.. when I joined the band to sing Beautiful in front of a great crowd. Great memories from the past!
what a powerful piece of music. not as much happening as others from the band, but it reaches something deep inside, as only they can. i noticed the lovely young lady struggling to extinguish the candles, but it ended up perfectly.
One of the best and underrated / "undiscovered" prog bands of all time. Both eras. Their use of sonic atmosphere is astounding. Pure genius. There are so very few bands who display such emotion that they can actually make me cry when i immerse myself. They can rip your heart right out of your chest. This album, Misplaced Childhood, and particularly Clutching at Straws. Not for the faint of heart. They do it on purpose, though, and there is usually some form of healing (or acceptance) at the end of the album. Wow.
Fish left Marilian after clutching at straws, which is for me the best rock album ever made, Steve Hogarth is a great vocal but first 5 albums with Fish were to good for any singer who joined the band
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Man, I saw Mariilion back in the 80’s when they produced great prog. This is just mundane and, to be frank, damned boring. Sounds like it was written in under an hour.
Yes, give us more of those angry songs written and performed by a drug and alcohol addled nitwit who thinks he's the victim whenever the girls he's abused and ignored shit on his intoxicated ego. I am happy for you , however, that there once was a band who made songs that reflected your own personage and your own life.
Magnificent. So proud to call them my favourite band.
That is Steve Rothery's daughter Jennifer lighting the candles.
I recently saw Marillion a in Atlanta. My wife, who habitually listen to "Horse Jazz" (Country Music), reluctantly joined me. On the way to the concert she declared that she "will be bored after 10 minutes". However, after 10 minutes of Hogarth and F.E.A.R. she became a fan and is now listening to Marillion on her commute to work! She has a lot of albums to catch up with!
Finally everything becomes right.
wait this isnt the kjell anderson that used to work at Lifesize is it?
Now...she IS the one LOL
Saw them live 5 times in England and oh my...was in heaven
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Still the best band in the world.period.
I love how this video opens with Mark Kelly. The guy is a frigging legend. Beautiful sounds and Beautiful playing.
I just had a dream that Brave was released about 22 years ago and that I'm approaching 50. But that can't be right, can it? It was in the last few years and I'm in my mid 20s, yes? And I didn't end up buying three copies either, did I?
Still spellbinding. And from this, improving over time.
Im 56 years old. I have only discovered this. How have I been so stupid and ill informed. Beautiful............
Should have been as big as Pink Floyd~ such an incredible body of work !
Been my favorite band since I first saw them on MTV performing Kayleigh. I feel every note, every nuance of their special, sonic gifts. It's hard to describe them to the uninitiated...no one sounds like them or can can close to the level of emotional experience they bring to your ears.
One of the most beautiful album in the world!!!!
In 1983 I was 13. I heard Script for a Jester's Tear in my cousin's flat in Wroclaw (German Breslau before WW II). That was the beginning. Now I'm 53 and thinking about that boy - as he was listening to Marillion. And wondering if time exists at all. Seems to me now that there is no time at all. People die but do not die. Greetings from Poland.
There are no other bands who are even close to being as good live as Marillion are. I have seen them countless times since 1983, they just get better and better!
What a finely tuned instrument Mr H has in that voice of his! Utterly fantastic!
Nigel Blake
His tonal movements are exquisite
Outstanding album, this was the first Marillion concert I ever went to, brilliant evening, great body of work from a brilliant band
Credit where credit is due..
Steve Hogarth has the voice of an angel....
Immense lyrics,sung from the heart with an ocean of emotion...
Could listen to the opening few minutes for the rest of my life.
Whether it's Hogarth,Kerr or Buchanan those Northerners can sing ...FACT
@3.25....different level
Waking up to such a beautiful song all my senses are altered I’m ready for the day
They are a gift we are all so lucky to have enjoyed for such a long time.
I am 44 years of age and Marillion always passed me by...my mistake. The more I hear the more I love their music. Hogarth's voice, in particular, touches me greatly. I cannot wait to learn more about the band, its members and the wonderful music they make. Magical.
Tears running down....
I LISTEN 50 TIMES NEVER TIRED, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STUFF I HEARD.THANKS FOR THIS BLESSING, MATE.
Magnificent
Magnifique 🤩
Whem i hear Brave i see angels. Even i close my eyes
What a brave, brave girl
Never lied before
Such a plain deceit
Everyone would eventually know
What a brave, brave girl
Never loved before
Placed herself in reach
So he tried
In his own way
To find the heart
Of the tight-packed rose
She's gone now
But oh, she aches
She aches
He will search until he's found
A way to take the days
See her sadness in your face
She's inside you
And she's crying
Thanks for the words...
Very nice voice, where Fish lost his touch through Whisky this is still fantastic. It made me cry hearing this. And dont forget to mention Steven Rothery, one of the best guitar players still alive.
The 90-s was a good time to be Marillionfan
80s.
@@capcompass9298 Now is an even better time to still be a Marillion fan, there is so much music to reminisce with. Remembering the ups, the downs and lapping up the incredible musicianship throughout.
Stunning
✨🌌💖 Mon album préféré
Wow! Steve (H) is 1 of those special singers that keep impressing. I cannot think of anyone like him. My moment of fame was in 1999 Oxford.. when I joined the band to sing Beautiful in front of a great crowd. Great memories from the past!
what a powerful piece of music. not as much happening as others from the band, but it reaches something deep inside, as only they can.
i noticed the lovely young lady struggling to extinguish the candles, but it ended up perfectly.
Superbe 👍
One of the best and underrated / "undiscovered" prog bands of all time. Both eras. Their use of sonic atmosphere is astounding. Pure genius. There are so very few bands who display such emotion that they can actually make me cry when i immerse myself. They can rip your heart right out of your chest. This album, Misplaced Childhood, and particularly Clutching at Straws. Not for the faint of heart. They do it on purpose, though, and there is usually some form of healing (or acceptance) at the end of the album. Wow.
Fantastic
❤️ the first H era song I ever heard, took me a day to download it over a dial up modem but it was worth the wait!!
Ce concert était époustouflant le plus grandiose de mon Univers à moi 🧡et celui du Royal Abert Hall.❤️🔥
J'espère vous revoir bientôt 💞
Waouuuuuuuuuuu ! ! ! Marillon , 2ème génération , c'est très beau aussi ! ! !
Me.compre el cd cuando tenia 15 o 16 y ahora con 45 me sigue rompiendo la cabeza este tema
Just great
EU AMO ESTA BANDA MARILLIO!!!!!!!
This is so good, just enjoy and listen. Better than this it won't be.....
Another Real Wonder... A PURE GEM !!!
I just LOVE it !!!
Magical full of depth . Classic
PROGRESSIVE ROCK, MY FRIENDS.
Não há palavras para descrever, simplesmente Marillion!
What a frontman
10 ans et 8 mois ❤
Amazing!
Con este disco, Brave, Marillion alcanzó el Cum Laude. I was blessed to see them in Solsona's concert introducing that LP/CD.
No words. Just listen it
So lucky to be there, right in front of mr. H (I was in queue since 12 am :D )
Oh my
Simply beautiful drumming on this from the President. So musical and subtle
maravilloso!!
Bom dia 🌸 Pernambuco ❤
l'une des plus belle chanson
Grupazo
Amo Marillion...amo tudo isso !
Awesome album
2021 melodía 🔊😍♥️👌
I can see where Alan Rickman got the idea for look of Professor Snape. ;0)
Andy Howard
Ahaha you nailed it
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Jesus Cristo love you love 😍💖💖💖💖
Muito bom.
Luz paz amor paraíso
✨❤🇧🇷2024🙏🏽✨
Puts the hairs on back up on edge!
I want to hear a single from the new album :-)
"Be Hard on Yourself"
Honestly MY FATHER died of AIDS pneumonia in 2013.
Fish left Marilian after clutching at straws, which is for me the best rock album ever made, Steve Hogarth is a great vocal but first 5 albums with Fish were to good for any singer who joined the band
MARILLION KKKK
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Funny, this is FAR from horse jazz.
Epstein arrested. Yeah
Man, I saw Mariilion back in the 80’s when they produced great prog.
This is just mundane and, to be frank, damned boring.
Sounds like it was written in under an hour.
Title track from Album BRAVE. When you are in prog, so you must know the complete album.
Part of a concept album and in my opinion, Marillion's greatest work.
So is it. The recording process was too long for EMI. It is wrong to say, it was written in an hour.
Yes, give us more of those angry songs written and performed by a drug and alcohol addled nitwit who thinks he's the victim whenever the girls he's abused and ignored shit on his intoxicated ego. I am happy for you , however, that there once was a band who made songs that reflected your own personage and your own life.
@@Yesquire0 nearly some lyrics from those early albums there!
Please, CHANGE VOCALIST!!!! ...Hogarth is a real torment!...Fish, Fish, Fish forever!!!!
You forgot the "/s", as you could not possibly be serious.
A bore filling in between Hogarth's outbursts of brilliance.
@@capcompass9298 Would Hogarth be brilliant ????...oh my God!
@@manner3954 Bloody spell checker doesn't recognise the word Rothery. Swap the two names. Rothery's playing is etherial.
@@capcompass9298 it's Hogarth's singing that makes me go to the bathroom