Tribute to my favourite band MARILLION (4)

[destruct999]

you don't listen to marillion, you simply live this music.

[JudeFawley666]

Fantastic atmosphere... The beginning of the song reminds me of the early Talk Talk (especially from 1:36) ...

[kaiserkinnear]

'i'm not much of a man'. heartbreaking.

[davidsanful]

@kaiserkinnear

'If I was a child...'

[kaiserkinnear]

hits you like a tonne of fucking bricks. superb!!!

[mrmarillionelo]

On the double cd-album you can find another version of this melody. I like that version a little bit better, because it have a fucking nice guitar solo at the end. Try to find this version and you can hear what i mean.......

[davidsanful]

That's the demo version, a little shorter. I prefer this one. Anyway, everything on that double album is real magic, eh? I used to play the second album in my car. Everything was better playing it, even (love) accidents.

[pressovannye]

Interesting. The Walker Brothers meet Joy Division.

[BIGnCHOCOLATE]

I seem to recall something unique about the recording method utilized for this track. Forgive me, its been nearly 15yrs since I held this CD in my hands. Does anyone have a clue what I am talking about? The words Mono and Chrome come to mind.

[wawwwaaa]

it was recorded monaurally instead of stereo and was reminiscent of the Wall of Sound productions

[gl25tosia]

chyba mój ulubiony album z hoggy,ale to się zmienia od nastroju ;-)pozdrawiam.Marillion the best)))))))))))))))))))

[sanful17]

amazing,very beautiful Fish

[davidsanful]

Ummmmmmm, it's not Fish, but Steve Hogarth my dear and Marillion-new nephew!!!

Remember that Marillion's legacy will always be remembered by having two amazing singers, let alone their "out of this world" music!!!

Há

[wawwwaaa]

havn't heard this song before and all i need to say is Marillion never ceases to amaze me

[forrestlyone]

This is a great song from a great album from the greatest band in history.

[wawwwaaa]

you got that right