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Not a bad song, but when I wanna hear that kind of ballad I rather listen to Chris deBurgh tbh. Here's couple of my fav (known by me of course) post-Fish tracks;
Easter
The Space
Splintering Heart
Neverland
Ocean Cloud
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Easter and The Space are brilliant.
my fav post-Fish:
Easter
The Space
No One Can
Dry Land
Waiting to Happen
The Great Escape
Beautiful
Afraid of Sunrise
Out of This World
King
Man of a Thousand Faces
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Album Rating: 4.0
The Great Escape, I second
Afraid of Sunlight (not Sunrise) I don't like that one particularly
King is great.
not sure if I've heard the others.
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yeah my mistake...Afraid of Sunlight sure.
I really like this song.
ps: I knew this guys...they are really cool and very simple guys.
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Possibly, but I think it was not particularly friendly between Rothery and Fish (cold as ice yes) before he left, if I believe to what I've seen on my DVD ''Marillion Live at Loreley'', their last touring. Where did you see them?
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On backstage. We shared the same record company (when I had a band)
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A LORD OF THE BACKSTAGE
A CREATURE OF LANGUAGE
I'M SO FAR OUT AND I'M TOO FAR IN
I JUST.... WANTED YOU TO BE THE FIRST ONE
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Album Rating: 4.0
Warm Wet Circles is such a brilliant song
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btw, when I was younger, I was singing LOTZZZ of Marillion, same range, same tone, same fucking voice (on drums too but just for fun)
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"Warm Wet Circles is such a brilliant song"
Agreed. The lyrics are amazing
Really Jethro? Singing Fish or Steve Hogarth?
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Album Rating: 4.0
Fish! Gabriel too on that matter. Ian Anderson is also a voice I can imit quite well. I have my son's approval.
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Cool!
Fish has a very unique tune...very difficult to clone.
His biggest reference is Peter Gabriel I believe
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Exactly. Tbh, it was very demanding for me to reproduce Fish' vocals. At that time, I had no technique at all for the vox. Now I have the technique, but I'm not sure if I still can hit his fucking notes hah.
Also I wish I could play Concert Flute. I surely would do a tribute to Jethro Tull (I have my little brother who plays drums as well, so...
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I wish I could play flute like Ian Anderson.
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I know some stuff from Jethro Tull but not enough to have a solid opinion about his work....
His best is Aqualung, right?
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Hell yes, I'd be an happier man. I'd be like;
Jethro plays Jethro's hahaha
I'd keep on jamming for the rest of my days
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Aqualung is where they started their prog affair. TAAB is my perso fav. Both are essentials. Jethro Tull is essential, that is.
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@Notrap: Yeah I'd say Aqualung and Thick as a Brick are Tull's best. They're one of my favourite prog bands maybe even my all time favourite so I highly recommend checking them out.
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Yeah JT I believe you already rec me those some time ago.
I definitely must check those out, probably next month....The last weeks I'm jamming really heavy stuff like Death or Behemoth...Guess I'm on a extreme music cycle.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Similar opinions between JT and me, did you see!!
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