This sounds pretty fresh to my ears. I first listened to them in 87 at my 21. Loved this post man. It's a jewel!!!! The world has much to learn bout them. Marillion and fish,; long life for all of you, my loves!!!
I recorded the Hammersmith part on the radio when it was broadcast. I remember the introduction by (I think) a Radio 1 DJ. It was my favourite "bootleg" of any band I liked at the time. The tape was stolen along with other tapes and I'm so glad to hear it again over 20 years later!
Yes the first one is from Hammy Odeon 1984, remember it well it was the last of 3 they did there(yes I did go to all)....I remember it and the preview of some of Misplaced...did not know the finished product would be so good tho...thanks for posting
What à treasure i've found here.! thank you so for the upload my friend. marillion with fish period will always be part of my life. since the early 80s I still listen almost once a week to them...Steve you're the best !! Fish long happy life to you my dearest friend...
It certainly is from that show and the Hammersmith Odeon Friday 14/12/1984. Lavender hadn't even been written at that stage. It was widely broadcast at the time having been recorded by the BBC (I believe) I went the following night and unfortunately they didn't come back on and play He Knows You Know. I remember being green with envy back at school on Monday as some of my friends had gone on the Friday night. Anyway, still one of my favourite shows ever and Emerald Lies was played both nights.
Despite the American introducing it stating it was, "Live from London," the King Biscuit section is definitely Cardiff. Not only does Fish reference 'a welcome in the hillside', he also changes the lyric in White Feather to 'Cardiff'. Twice. Now, I know Fish did a lot of drugs in those days but I doubt he'd mistake London for Cardiff three times. Would have been recorded on either 12th or 13th January 1986 at St David's Hall.
I think, and I hope I got this right, the early version of side 1 is hammersmith 84 cos I had a bootleg of if years ago. It's got the early draught lyrics. And I remember that bootleg the side b material was identical to the lp version. It seems cos this video is a bit hit and miss (apologies to the channel! And thanks for posting it at all ) it seems the side b material could be any version from any year 84,86,88, clearly from Cardiff though Fish namedrops Glasgow in it too.
@Abdal-Hit and miss? This is literally exactly what was broadcast on Westwood One (Assassing through Curtain Call) and on The king Biscuit Flower Hour (Blind Curve thru White Feather.) I know because I recorded the material directly from the vinyl copies in the radio stations I worked in.
I prefer the lyrics to this early version of kayleigh to the later, they somehow feel a bit gritty then the final, also like the fact that lavender is not included, i feel it flows better. i was at one of these shows at hammersmith, not sure if this one, as i have the recording of it on tape from the friday rock show.
This is definately a unique early try-out version of Misplaced Childhood. The lyrics on certain parts are also different. Also Fish sings at the beginning of Garden Party "Hello London" instead of "Hello Dad", so the recording must definately have taken place in London. Many thanks for this upload. It's really unique.
He also sung Hello (place city here) at various gigs like Milton Keynes at the Garden Party in June 1986 which was a stunning show, he seems to have changed the lyric with each venue.
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This sounds pretty fresh to my ears. I first listened to them in 87 at my 21. Loved this post man. It's a jewel!!!!
The world has much to learn bout them. Marillion and fish,; long life for all of you, my loves!!!
this......never.....gets......old.... utterly fantastic.
Que gran banda!!!! Rothery,kelly, trewawas,mosley... Y el grandioso fish!!!!! Inolvidables!!!!
I recorded the Hammersmith part on the radio when it was broadcast. I remember the introduction by (I think) a Radio 1 DJ. It was my favourite "bootleg" of any band I liked at the time. The tape was stolen along with other tapes and I'm so glad to hear it again over 20 years later!
Best band ever .still gives me goose bumps to here them live
Is true "Marillion" 🎵🎼🎶🎸😎👊
Yes the first one is from Hammy Odeon 1984, remember it well it was the last of 3 they did there(yes I did go to all)....I remember it and the preview of some of Misplaced...did not know the finished product would be so good tho...thanks for posting
What à treasure i've found here.! thank you so for the upload my friend. marillion with fish period will always be part of my life. since the early 80s I still listen almost once a week to them...Steve you're the best !! Fish long happy life to you my dearest friend...
Best version of Emerald Lies I ever heard.
Unforgettable, just great music
the best band everyday
Excellent. Thanks very much for sharing; I really enjoy this
Melhor época da banda.
Fish no vocal fazia a diferença.
Depois virou banda de baile.
Great band whit fish like vocal .....
Marillion hoje e sempre!
Un des meilleurs bootlegs!!! One of the best bootlegs
39:30 wow! What's happening ?!
Es werden Erinnerungen wach 📻👍🇩🇪
Very good quality
1st part of this is from 1984...first time they played first side of misplaced childhood....its one of the discs from the 'early stages' boxset
It certainly is from that show and the Hammersmith Odeon Friday 14/12/1984. Lavender hadn't even been written at that stage. It was widely broadcast at the time having been recorded by the BBC (I believe) I went the following night and unfortunately they didn't come back on and play He Knows You Know. I remember being green with envy back at school on Monday as some of my friends had gone on the Friday night. Anyway, still one of my favourite shows ever and Emerald Lies was played both nights.
tres bonne qualité,super cadeaux.....Merci!!!!!
+omeoplasmine1 De rien. Heureux que vous avez apprécié. (Merci, Google Translate!)
35:20 ...... Ronnie James Dio!!! jajajjajaj
Le meilleur de Marillion
Despite the American introducing it stating it was, "Live from London," the King Biscuit section is definitely Cardiff. Not only does Fish reference 'a welcome in the hillside', he also changes the lyric in White Feather to 'Cardiff'. Twice.
Now, I know Fish did a lot of drugs in those days but I doubt he'd mistake London for Cardiff three times.
Would have been recorded on either 12th or 13th January 1986 at St David's Hall.
As far as I am aware it's from the Hammersmith Odeon (now Apollo).
Essa banda é show!!!!
The versión of Misplaced Childood is the same as the Childhood Rehearsal bootleg CD. This bootleg version is a 1984 record.
Grandes Baladas ,ùnicos no seu Género Mùsical ! O sair de uma longa Dépressão (...) Obrigado
The second half of the Misplaced Childhood album is definitely taken from a show in Cardiff 1986.
Jawohl fish ist der geilste solo
super wonderful..
Ohne Werbung w@re besser
🎸⚡💥🔥🤘👊👏👍👍
I think, and I hope I got this right, the early version of side 1 is hammersmith 84 cos I had a bootleg of if years ago. It's got the early draught lyrics. And I remember that bootleg the side b material was identical to the lp version. It seems cos this video is a bit hit and miss (apologies to the channel! And thanks for posting it at all ) it seems the side b material could be any version from any year 84,86,88, clearly from Cardiff though Fish namedrops Glasgow in it too.
@Abdal-Hit and miss? This is literally exactly what was broadcast on Westwood One (Assassing through Curtain Call) and on The king Biscuit Flower Hour (Blind Curve thru White Feather.) I know because I recorded the material directly from the vinyl copies in the radio stations I worked in.
I prefer the lyrics to this early version of kayleigh to the later, they somehow feel a bit gritty then the final, also like the fact that lavender is not included, i feel it flows better.
i was at one of these shows at hammersmith, not sure if this one, as i have the recording of it on tape from the friday rock show.
This is definately a unique early try-out version of Misplaced Childhood. The lyrics on certain parts are also different. Also Fish sings at the beginning of Garden Party "Hello London" instead of "Hello Dad", so the recording must definately have taken place in London. Many thanks for this upload. It's really unique.
+Rene Huisintveld Thanks! My time in radio gave me access to some pretty cool stuff. Happy to share!
He also sung Hello (place city here) at various gigs like Milton Keynes at the Garden Party in June 1986 which was a stunning show, he seems to have changed the lyric with each venue.
If you're going to clap... clap in time to the beat of the song.
Emerald lies thou!...bad ass version!...
Cinderella search .........is my favorite ....
Brilliant sorry fish was Scottish
I love cinderella search this version....
Bad ass
👍 Ja 🍺🍺🍺♥️
Great quality upload. Nice one
Thank you! Cheers!
I'm from Indonesian ...2019...who is listening....?