Steve Rothery Band plays the entire Misplaced Childhood album - Copenhagen - September 11, 2023
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Steve Rothery Band Performs Marillion's "Misplaced Childhood" in Full!
Dive into a mesmerizing live performance as the Steve Rothery Band takes on Marillion's iconic album, "Misplaced Childhood." Experience the magic as they breathe new life into this classic, playing every track from start to finish.
🎵 Setlist:
Pseudo Silk Kimono
Kayleigh
Lavender
Bitter Suite
Heart of Lothian
Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)
Lords of the Backstage
Blind Curve
Childhoods End?
White Feather
Steve Rothery, the lead guitarist of Marillion, showcases his unparalleled guitar skills and deep connection to the album. Known for his atmospheric and expressive style, Rothery's rendition of "Misplaced Childhood" is both nostalgic and refreshing. As one of the founding members of Marillion, his intricate guitar work has been a defining feature of the band's sound since its inception. With the Steve Rothery Band, he explores new dimensions while staying true to the essence of the original tracks.
🔥 Keywords: Steve Rothery, Marillion, Misplaced Childhood, Live Performance, Progressive Rock, Classic Albums, Guitar Virtuoso
🔗 Hashtags:
#SteveRotheryBand #Marillion #MisplacedChildhood #LiveMusic #ProgRock #ClassicRock #GuitarMagic #MarillionLive #RotheryRocks
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GRENDEL played as encore at the same concert: ua-cam.com/video/TikDYhkAhno/v-deo.htmlsi=Dgsm81QZGd-uMORS
Pure Magic❤
I swear this is the greatest album ever written.
Martin Jakubski is an absolutely amazing vocalist!!
Wow, Rothery's guitar tone is magical - my fave album of all time
same for me too, the best of MariLLion in an absolute sense, but not the only one in the world of music
Saw them at Southampton Gaumant do this live. Started with the overture to la gazza ladra by Rossini. Class.
Marillion that is...
I was apprehensive about watching this, Misplaced Childhood is one if my very favourite albums ever ever ever! I grew up listening to it over and over and know it inside out, like most Marillion fans from that era, most likely, I feel its a very part of me and I still listen to it regularly. I needn't have worried, this was a brilliant performance and the vocalist, give or take a few lyrical errors, which can be forgiven given the albums complexity, did a phenomenal job of paying tribute to Fish''s sound. Steve Rothery's tone and performance was spellbinding!! Stunning. I would love to hear a professional recording of this! Thanks for uploading.
Obviously Steve wouldn't do it if it sounded crap. Obviously. Do you not trust him?
@@garymitchell5899 So Steve isn't Fish? 🤣
@@robburgess4556 Not sure what you mean. Steve knows the importance of this album and he wouldn't play it if they didn't do it justice. So no need for the OP to feel apprehensive. Is what I'm saying.
Fantastic. Martin does an amazing job on vocals, it's great this music is kept alive. Go see StillMarillion if you get the chance!
I saw them in Chester for the first time in February, then again in Wolverhampton. They're doing Chester again in Feb 2024. I'm there! Magical stuff.
Saw them in Glasgow earlier this year. Utterly amazing. Go see them people!
Hi! Thank you for holding your camera for 43 minutes so we could be there, in a way!! And thank you for sharing!
@@flavienarker315 🙏 for your positive feedback. I’m pleased you like it ☀️
Steve really is a fantastic guitarist, he’s firmly in my Steve’s Guitar Orchestra, along with Hackett, Howe, Morse , Vai, et al
Yes definitely and he’s very similar to alex lifeson Rush !
I believe that's the first singer in 30 years I've found able to fill Fish's shoes. Kudos !
Ahem.. No.
Wouldn't be because he sounds exactly LIKE Fish, would it? Come on. :D
😂
Totally agree - he was very faithful to Fish’s original vocals, including the Scottish accent on “a spider wanders…”. Brilliant.
It's not difficult for him, being a Scot!
The band sounds amazing and I don’t know the singer but he’s great. I’m sure he’s not an impersonator but he sounds a bit like Fish! I always felt that Steve wanted to do older material but wasn’t allowed to.
Such a great guitarist and it’s brilliant that he’s performing an original album
The singer is my cousin Martin Jakubski. He sings for the tribute band Stillmarillion. He isn't an impersonator but sings to the style for the Fish era songs.
Fish was the best singer songwriter for Marillion. I follow him. 👍👍👍
Andy…… He does a marvelous job! You can tell all these guys enjoy playing the older material!
@@theodoredemarest4904 Listen to the original Marillion with Fish.
Original is Marillion with Fish.
MARILLION 👌dzieciństwo nigdy się nie kończy 💝🍒🇵🇱🖐
didn't that singer used to be in Brookside?...
Superb! Saw this at Hammersmith Odeon in about 83 with my mate Martin Matthews RIP.
Singer does a really good job!
Lovely version of a masterpiece album.
The vocalist is doing his best but he just doesn't "live" the lyric as Fish did. Always great to hear this music but this is a poor echo of what it once was.
Tbh fish can’t even sing the songs like he did back in the 80’s. It’s slower and in a lower key. Also fish is done with doing the whole of misplaced childhood. The 2015 tour was it. He ain’t performing the whole thing again. Martin ain’t fish but he’s still bloody good. This is pretty much as close to the original as you are going to get
thank you for sharing, 40 years these songs are in our minds and hearts, with still so much emotion, and Rothery still going better with time as a good wine
You’re so welcome 🙏 Thanks for your kind comment ❤
Do you remember? Of course I remember one of the masterpieces by the golden era Marillion! Brilliant then brilliant and still relevant in 2023!
Have to say, Rothery is god, love the man, but hang on, to take the place of 'Fish'...fucking well done that man....all round fantastic show. Thank you.
Thanks for filming and uploading. Steve appears to really enjoy playing Misplaced Childhood and I enjoy listening to him. Also thanks for the close up on the solos so I can revisit to see if I figured the solos out correctly by ear.
You’re very welcome 🙏 Thanks for your positive words. Yes, I tried to zoom in on Steve’s most significant guitar work to support of all you who plays his music. I was especially surprised by his amount of capo-work.
there's a tab transcription on Ultimate Guitar for the whole MC album, been trying to play it for years ;-)@@cpteurope
SR a true master of guitar!
Minha banda preferida....
Mesmo sendo uma super banda cover ...é incrível a perfeição do timbre de voz do vocalista... lembra de mais o Fish e Steve Rothery sempre com sua genialidade ....
StillMarillion ... incrível....
❤ it is Steve Rothery on guitar 🎸
A maior obra de arte e poesia ja feita dentro do Rock Progressivo!
"Supper's Ready" (Genesis) está nessa lista.
As a huge Fish era (and Fish still) fan I’ve been trying to see StillMarillion live for years as Martin is fantastic. Wigan probably my best bet but the dates have not worked…yet. SR is an awesome guitarist.
Saw Stillmarillion recently in Chester - great tribute !
I was in my 17 years when felt in love with this album...so many memories and feelings! Great performance, thanks a lot!
You’re very welcome my friend ❤
I can't help but admire the technique in that Lavender solo - such finely-honed touch to bring out his fabulous tone.
Simply BRILLIANT 🎸💯👌👌👌
And Martin from Stillmarillion AMAZING 🎤👌👌😎
Sinbad from Brookside singin
I've been called a lot worse. Thanks for your incisive wit! 😂
Where is my childhood. crying while listening today❤
Childhoods End? is just perfect
It sure is a wonderful song ❤️
My fav album ever.
That guitar lick in Heart of Lothian is my absolute favourite,
Absolutely always been a fave too!
38 years are passed, and is fresh and young as ever... i remember when i buyed in my favorite records shop, i open and hear it in silence watching the fantastic artwork of Mark Wilkinson...blow me away
Parabéns! Interpretaram de uma maneira própria uma grande obra musical. Saudaçoes desde o Rio de Janeiro
Greetings to all our Brazilian friends from Denmark ❤
"Steve Rothery does a fantastic job on the vocals, but who's the fellow on guitar?" Observed a heckler of sorts making a comment like that.
Fine rendition from what I hear in the first two tracks, like a structural examination of the different parts of the songs and a relaxed performance thereof from the band. I've heard several artists cover this album or selections from this album, and each approach cultivates unique performances. I wonder how the house mix sounded throughout the venue.
Amazing... Mesmerising. And Steve Rothery is so concentrated and in the 'zone' and the singer is so perfect. Very moving performance of a timeless album. Thank you so much for this upload.
Steve is great, the singer does well, but misses the real Fish imo.
You’re very welcome my friend ❤
@@Theo-gk8lh very much so.
Rothery is unfortunately one of the most underrated guitarists ever who played (still plays) in one of the most underrated Rock-Bands ever. 😢
PS: Very good singer but why didn't Rothery ask Fish to do some gigs with him just for fun?
These songs are done in the original key and simply put fish cannot sing these songs in the original key anymore. Just listen to the farewell to childhood live album fish brought out a few years back. He does it in a lower key. Fish has also said the 2015 farewell to childhood tour was going to be the last time he performed misplaced childhood in full.
I saw Fish at Dalkeith Country Park probably about 8-9 years ago (remember taking my very small daughter) play Misplaced Childhood, and he can't sing them anywhere near as well as Martin can now. Steve is absolutely one of the most underrated guitarists, though!
Fish is going out on tour for one final time Autumn '24, think he has Mickey Simmonds on board to do the keyboards who played on Vigil and Internal exile I think@@gordonrazey3780
The knucklehead louts constantly talking through Steve Rothery’s intense and stunning guitar work was a disrespect to such magnificent talent. Don’t these people have any class? Steve Rothery’s band were not only brilliant but so focused to put on a clinic on musicianship for those gathered that night to see. Breathtaking! Steve was zoned in on that guitar that he was transported to another level of existence. This was a masterful display of musical majesty. The band were all great. The vocalist was good too but either his voice needed to project more to the audience or the mix was slightly muting his sound. Hint: the audience wants to sing the chorus to Kayleigh so let them sing all of it if not the entire song! They love the song. The idiots talking continually seemed to show an inability to recognize brilliance that was before them onstage.
You are right tod3 - Talk Talk Talk and Talk = disrespectful for the band - NOT OK !
Brilliant gig - I loved every minute of it!
I wholeheartedly agree ❤ It was a superb gig. And such a long and wonderful set list.
A unmistakable guitar sound. An amazing masterpiece, one of the best progressive album of all time, IMHO. Thank you cpteurope!
You’re welcome my friend ❤
it's ok but it's no Close to the Edge...
Nothing like a video like this to remember us how Fish was absolutely amazing. Still, maybe this guy should have been Marillion's vocalist and not the FM doft rock friendly guy
Good but not fish
To be honest fish can’t even perform it like he did in the 80s. His voice is unfortunately long gone. Fish ain’t performing the whole thing again so this is pretty much the next best thing
Who's the guy on vocals, magnificent
Martin Jakubski
Martins vocals are absolutely on point, close your eyes and it really sounds like Fish!
Wow!
I remember hearing this in the 80s. My gf and I misunderstood Fish, thinking he said, "This is from the album Misplaced Childhood". Then, with each song starting, we were ecstatic that they continued... Then we eventually realized it *was* "Misplaced Childhood", not "*from* Misplaced Childhood".
I haven't liked much of Marillion since This Strange Engine, though I know that many do. This is a treat for us greybeards.
Brings back so many memories. Bought the cassette tape when first released, and wore it out from repeat listenings.
This is really good. Martin’s voice is a great stand in for Fish. Admittedly he doesn’t have Fish’s on-stage charisma and passion, but his vocal quality is very good
I saw Marillion 40 years ago live in Germany and OMG this comes really close. Steve impressed me then and now again even on a Squier!
Essa é uma obra que todos que a escutam sabem as letras das músicas do começo ao fim. É com Hemispheres do Rush. Emilson Melo, SC - Brasil
finally the spirit of MariLLion on Fish era is back, thanks to Steve and his band (Martin Jakubski is excellent like the rest), is a bit like Steve Hackett does with Genesis songs, listening Steve Hogarth singing Fish's songs is truly painful for us fans and I think also for the rest of the original band ❤
I believe that Fish acknowledged Genesis as a major influence.
Speak for yourself because I LOVE seeing “H” singing songs from the Fish era and I'm sure if the rest of the band didn't like his performance, he wouldn't continue singing to this day. Fish left the band over 30 years ago, turn the page and thank Steve Hogarth for helping keep Marillion alive and releasing great records.
@@eduardopereira7207 it seems clear to me that everyone expresses their own opinion, I don't think yours is the universal judgment and is as valid as mine, I stand by my opinion, and regarding H i was only talking about the songs by Fish, for the rest I love him as a singer but not for the pre-Season's End songs where I find him completely out of place, regards
he does Sugar MIce very well tbh just hearing Rothery play the old riffs is enough for me ;-)@@eduardopereira7207
I was a big Marillion fan as a young teenager. Early fifties now and getting back into them.
Incredibly good. This music was a shock the first time i Heard it. The singer is brilliant though Fisch was the master
Not a nice guy though, by all accounts.
There is no Childhood's End!
See you on friday in Warsaw ;-)
Didn't know the dutch darts player Barney played drums 🤣🤣🤣
Steve Rothery est un virtuose. Ses riff sont d'une limpidité incomparable, mélodieux, riches et intemporels . Oui, c'est vrai que lui et les musiciens qui l'accompagnent rappellent Marillion des débuts. De la musique quasi spirituelle et envoûtante . C'est beau, très beau. Merci pour ces instants furtifs de bonheur.
@@schweitzerjean-luc8284 Merci pour votre commentaire sur Steve Rothery. C'est un plaisir de voir à quel point vous appréciez son talent musical.
@@cpteurope C'est donc un plaisir partagé entre vous et moi. Steve Rothery est un musicien incomparable. Beaucoup de douceur, de sensualité et d'harmonie. Je vous souhaite une très belle journée. Merci
Superb. Martin is amazing, if you get the chance, see him with his band Stillmarillion - they are brilliant.
Thing is, Misplaced Childhood is a Fish album. I love Steve Hogarth but his voice is different.
I went to Wembley arena late 80s to see Marillion with fish ,again in London with Steve Hogarth and recently Steve Hacket & co , what strikes me is both vocalist pull it off well 🙌. Wooooow I enjoyed this
amazing voice
Steve is a legend but this sounds like a decent covers band nice vocals but lacks the power and range of fish kudos for keeping alive the music
Respectall round to the band excellent redenition on a timeless classic
I wasn't expecting this at all! What a nice surprise... I would love to see it live :)
This is brilliant! Thanks for sharing this !
Martin's voice is so originally like Fish.
I'm fan of Still Marillion too.
Steven was the inspiration for my YT name.
Why the f**k do people talk during fantastic music being played. Baffles me. Great song though.
Disrespectful - shut up and listen to the band
I can't tell you how many times Rothery has walked barefoot through my dna
Wonderfull concert! Really nice, I hope to see Mr. Rothery again in Buenos Aires
Best regards from Argentina
Best regards to you, my friend, all the way from Denmark ❤ And thank you for Argentina World Champion 1978 ⚽️
that music he wrote, amazing.
Il cantante ha la stessa voce di fish
I was right at the front inbetween Martin & Steve for this, can see the side of my head in the vid lol, could hardly talk after the show for shout singing to much, great great night, thanks for posting the vid ❤
Saw Fish do this a few years ago with his solo band, it wasn't very good, obviously Steves guitar sound being missing was one reason, the other was they altered the tuning to be much lower because his voice was shot by then, this sounds great.
Tasty guitar no doubt, karaoke vocals I'm afraid
Sod expensive guitars.....strap on a Squire and let your talent do the rest. :)
Judging by the comments they need to do one for the road reunion tour
Calm down Stevie! Save some energy! Those stage antics are a bit over the top!
Fantastic this is sublime we all know how good the great man is but if I close my eyes andI didn't know better I would swear that is Fish singing so incredibly similar not a note of of place
Can anyone explain what this all means?The end of Marillion? Have always been a fan of this Group with Fish, never listened to them later, this sounds like Fish.
It’s Steve rothery’s solo band. Marillion is still around. It’s a fun wee thing he does when he’s not busy with marillion
@@Gordonrazey1985 thanks for explanation, I think that's kind of strange though, especially now that the vocalist resembles fish' voice so much🤔
@@petersparrow5321not really. The Steve rothery band more focuses on doing his solo album and fish era material that he doesn’t get to normally do with marillion. It makes sense to get someone that can pull off fish era material well and Martin being a singer for the band stillmarillion he certainly knows how to do that.
Amazing gig. Steve gave me his plectrum that he played Grendel with 🙂
Wonderful souvenir ❤
that's very special! 👍
Very good, but no one beats Fish.
I really like the singer's voice.
Awesome..love this music for all of my life!
Whowwwwwww great,simply the class,wonderfull,my favorite album with clutching a straws ans fugazy
The singer is more fish-like than fish who lost his own voice these days.
Fish! Fish! Where are you???
The lead singer sounds exactly like Fish
Fish was the best singer songwriter.
Me extraña mucho que Steve Rotery use una Squire en vez de una Fender, porque la Squire es la gama baja de Fender, aunque no importa porque lleva detrás un gear genial
Wow fantastic.......but no substitute for big DD ❤
Semplicemente fantastici,
This is just fantastic❤
awesome singer - steve aint bad either :-)
.....i am flash, no speach, very fantastic, my second LP....1982 thonk so....love it, super concert...but MEXICO....ooooh...💓⚓😇😁
Ho rivissuto la momenti magici!❤😂
Major drummer fail on 23:00 where he's playing and 8/8 where he should play 7/8. Steve didn't like it...
ok, fine, he slowed down, but it can happen, we are human, not machines, other drummers use the metronome in their ears... it's not very good, in my opinion.
He didn't slow down, he played an 8/8 where he should have played a 7/8
@@papyultra
@@FGG850 8/8 I've never heard of it, it's 4/4
@@papyultra of course it's 4/4 but 8/8 explains it easier compared to 7/8. And the part they are playing there is in 7/8 and the drummer is playing 4/4.
wow, vocals are like a clone 😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 awes0me!!!
Seems like a great concert! I enjoy and appreciate the obviously sincere efforts to stay true to the original, while also making nuanced changes. Misplaced and Clutching are two of my all-time favorite albums. These are the pinnacle of musicianship, songwriting, lyricism, and endearing and heartwarming storytelling. There are few albums of such musical beauty, including Rush's Hemispheres, Dave Mathews Band's Crash, Jeff Buckley's Grace, Yes' 91025, Peter Gabriel's So, U2's Joshua Tree, in which I hold the same level of esteem.
Trewavas' bass, Mosley's drums, Kelly's keyboards, along with their surrogates here, are all wonderful, but I experience such heights of joy when listening to Rothery's playing. Even though the melody is somber and melancholy - the many layers of delicacy and indelicacy of Blind Curve starting at about the 9:02 mark of this video. I can sometimes be a bit of a minimalist when it comes to certain arrangements, and there is so much delightful patience in this instrumentation that I cannot help but be thrilled. I find this part comparable, for instance, to Buckley's gorgeous guitar work on Hallelujah.
Anyway, long-time Marillion fan here, obviously. Thanks to all band members for this and all such great music throughout my life. 😁😁😁😁
Great. Saw Fish live at his 30th anniversary tour of Misplaced Childhood in 2015. This year he is going on his farewell tour.
The Rothmaster!
Below, fans are comparing Martin(?) with Fish. No way you gays think that. Same with people saying that Phil Collins was as good as Peter Gabriel. Some people need to get their ears clean. Don't get me wrong, Martin is doing a fine job, but Fish did a super performance in studio and on stage. Put them side by side, with the right equipment, and you will see what I am talking about. Have fun in life people.