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Marillion
The band that sounded
like old Genesis and lost the Gabriel sounding fish only to continue
on triumphant.
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Albums
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Discography
Script
for a jesters tear
Fugazi
Misplaced Childhood
Clutching at Straws
Reel To reel
Brief Encounter
Seasons end
Holidays in eden
Brave
Afraid of sunlight
This strange engine
Radiation
Dot Com
Anaraknophobia
Made
Again
and a whole mess of live and b side
Albums

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Script
for a jesters Tear
By far the Fish Fans favorite but not mine. I think this is a very deep
and progressive album with that Old Genesis sound to it. Fish Is a great
vocalist but I feel things only got better after this album. New release
contains bonus disc of extra tracks.

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Fugazi
Although it sounds a little more pop than the first album this album has
bite and a better tight sound by the band. Overall a good effort.
New release contains
bonus disc of extra tracks.

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Misplaced
Childhood
Masterpiece number one for the band. An emotional progressive album in
which all the songs run together. This was the first marillion I ever
heard and I really loved it.
New release contains
bonus disc of extra tracks.

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Clutching
at straws
The second masterpiece. Even more emotional than Childhood but perhaps
not as progressive. I love the album and don't mind the fact that it is
not a progressive. I love it for the feeling. It is my favorite in the
fish line of Marillion albums. He went solo after this one. His first
solo effert is almost a carry over of this story.
New release contains
bonus disc of extra tracks.

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Reel
to Reel and Breif encounter in one cd
Personally I really could care less but the die hard fans seem to like this
one so its is here but I am not reviewing it. It is live and studio material
that didn't make it onto some of the previous releases.
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