Hogarth turned out to be the ideal replacement vocally, I still enjoy the first 2 albums he did, the only issue for me was the direction Marillion would eventually take.
Fugazi is still one of my top 10 albums in 2021. WHen I first heard it as a teen in the 80's, it blew my mind and it was one of the few that my music teacher mother was happy to listen to in the car as well!
Same for me, although I unfortunately wasn't born yet in the 80's... Still had the same effect on me when my dad introduced Fugazi and Misplaced Childhood to me when I was like 10 or so! Wish I could have seen them live in the 80's!
I honestly hate it as he is back to the poetry spoken over a pretty dull tune stuff. I’ve not listened to it in one go yet. For me “Feast” was his pinnacle.
I was there too, up in the balcony. Fish's voice had totally gone. I remember some guy who was totally mad shouting out all the time till he got hit with a drum stick
Thank you for the concert excerpt and the touching memories of this beautiful time. I still love Marillon and Fish to this day. And you can see in the concert that they still have the most loyal fans in the world. There is hardly a bad album to this day: Some albums are legendary, others are unique and even some "experiments" have succeeded in the end. Marillon is a part of my life.....
Great , great show . Marillion always are a phenomenal band . Is among my favorites. Fantastic songs and amazing musicians . Clutching in the Straws is my favourite album, is brilliant work
Obviously when this was broadcast, TV sound was mono and TV speakers were pretty terrible. So the concerts were simulcast on FM radio so you could listen to the better audio with the sound on the TV turned down. Picture was 576i. Those were the days. Now, of course, I scan obituary columns in search of absent schoolfriends.
Oh blimey the memories. Marillion with Fish was my music. Hooked as soon as I bought and listened to Stript. Went to loads of their concerts in this era. I have never seen this clip though. Thanks for posting. I can still remember being in the pit causing chaos and singing at the top of my voice. Superb 👏👏👏👏🍾🍾👏🍾🍾🍾🍾
Fish and the band are part of the GENESIS family.I will never forget listening to Garden Party for the first time and thinking of Gabriel and the boys.They knew what power and beauty are all about.THANK YOU Karl for these memories.
never too late... check out all the wonderful remastered expanded editions that exist. They were excellent on stage with Fish (I saw them with him four times, I think). and they are maybe different now but still very good on stage with Steve Hogarth, who's a different kind of frontman
Never too late start from the beginning they are sublime and should be included in your A to Z of fantastic bands to look forward to listen to. I love them so much ❤️
This was when music reached its peak of intelligence... brilliant music and the best lyrics ever written came from Fish...they just never got to this point for me with Steve...these days were freaking magical....
@@joshuakohlmann9731 Yeah, and it's absolute magic! A lot of folks down rate it 'cause it's different - they were struggling on the edge of imploding - that explains the extra dose of melancholy! I've got them all on vinyl. Hogarth is just another Sammy Hagar - Sting can sing & play great bass but He couldn't front Thin Lizzie!
I was there, right at the front, in front of Steve. That was one very hot night. I still cringe at the sound of Fish's throat. That was a long tour. I saw them 3 times.
Loved them back then, still love their early material. Clutching at straws was the their highpoint IMO, bougt B-sides themselves. Lost interest when Fish left and found other bands to spend my money on. Been listening to the post Fish albums more lately, still a lot of great music with Steve Hogarth as their lead singer :-)
Oh I remember exactly the day as this concert was brought by Super Channel! What a great moment in my early Marillion Days... 😍 days without CZcams or even the internet where you have access to almost all concerts etc. That was really a very rare moment! The days of the bootlegs vinyl collections - bought very expensively at a bootleg shop around the corner. THANKS FOR SHARING!!! Very special to me!
Согласен, сейчас совсем другое время и другие нравы. Очень мало сегодня интересной музыки. Или это потому, что тогда мы были молоды . Это первый концерт -FUGAZI 1984 года, когда я узнал группу Marillion и с тех пор регулярно возвращаюсь именно к этому любимому альбому. Спасибо , , что поделились... погрузился в историю.
I always rember the first time i saw Marillion at Status Que final gig they blew off Nazareth oh the stage, Nazareth gave up half way through their set
Like Genesis in the Peter Gabriel days is Marillion in the Fish days indeedy. Opening with Assassin. Brave. Says it all really. And I have been a Marillion fan now for 25 years. Love both eras.
Tim Hares I had free tickets too as a friends mum worked at the venue. You can see me a few times too, and I have chatted to fish a few times since about the gig, he was very surprised to hear how much I loved it
I'd never heard of them when they opened the Theakston's music festival at Nostell Priory in 1982, and their brilliance dragged me away from the Theakston's bar. Been a huge fan ever since.
A festival appearance mentioned by Ian Anderson at the Garden Party at MK in 1986. We made that one, our first venture down to an English festival :) Era defining.
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Saw a similar show in Montreal (1984) as a 21yr old. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. They were at or close to their peak with Fish. Lost interest after he left but have still appreciated a few Marillion albums since.
I was very lucky to see Marillion in December1984 Real to Real tour at the Barrowlands in Glasgow. They played two sets in one night to two audiences. I was in the queue outside listening to the first set ending before i got in. Was at the front, and it was one of the best gigs I’ve ever experienced. They played an early version of the first half of the Misplacfed Childhood album (it came out in 1985). Only downside was some guy screaming Grendel!!! in between every song - they didn’t play it 😂 Have seen Marillion post Fish, and Fish solo, but nothing matched that first gig for atmosphere. I’ve still got the programme, and a bootleg tape of the gig - need to see if that still works!
This is absolutely great! A walk down memory lane;) Does anyone know what kind of guitar Steve's playing? Some custom made local build? Looks interesting!
Yes its a Roland . I have one and its been well gigged by me for best part of 30 years. Great instrument but let's not forget he is a fantastic player.
@@jameshill4911 Obviously. The cover of the Plays Live album from PG ( 1983 ) is the living proof of it. Plus Fish tells little stories between songs, plus the theatrics. The visual itself screams "Peter Gabriel".
![Marillion - Live in Berlin 1988 [Full Concert]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/eC38PIqm9s8/mqdefault.jpg)
SETLIST
00:36 Assasing
08:16 Script for a Jester's Tear
20:12 Incubus
29:30 Fugazi
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Like many i lost intrest when fish left great to see this though brings back fond memories
Wow. Takes me right back. Marillion with fish have been in my life since I was 10 years old,now I'm 47and still it's fucking brilliant.
but I think Hogarthillion didn't do it wrong 🤔
@@MrBlackbriar69 Both era's are brilliant...👍
Hogarth is just as good
Hogarth turned out to be the ideal replacement vocally, I still enjoy the first 2 albums he did, the only issue for me was the direction Marillion would eventually take.
Marilion with Fish was one of the greatest bands of all time for me.
You cant have listened to much music Poor mans Genesis devoid of any originality end off
Script for pseudo pretentious jesters ears 👂 laughable 🤣
@@andrewjohnstone963 I see your favourite album is, Script for a Jester's smears. 😀
Sat in hospital on dialysis watching these videos 3 times a week bopping my head and feet and taking me right back in time ❤
Fugazi is still one of my top 10 albums in 2021. WHen I first heard it as a teen in the 80's, it blew my mind and it was one of the few that my music teacher mother was happy to listen to in the car as well!
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Hi Kathryn! Fugazi will be reissued september 10th this year. Have a look at the Marillion or Fish website.
Magical times, when things were real.
Same for me, my favorite album ever ! I still remember the day I bought it in 1984 and the first listen... magical
Same for me, although I unfortunately wasn't born yet in the 80's...
Still had the same effect on me when my dad introduced Fugazi and Misplaced Childhood to me when I was like 10 or so!
Wish I could have seen them live in the 80's!
always a pleasure to see Fish performance....way more than a singer...a passionate poet!!
Fish’s latest album is just brilliant what an end to an incredible career I’ll miss him 😐
I honestly hate it as he is back to the poetry spoken over a pretty dull tune stuff. I’ve not listened to it in one go yet. For me “Feast” was his pinnacle.
must admit love the lyrics but poor musically...pity he did not get Micky and Steve Wilson to co-write music...then it would heva been oustanding
My favorite band ever. Both eras. Fish and Steve Hogarth. They are my Beatles.
Marillion is far better than those Beatles.
Gotta love a 40 minute video that has just 4 songs (Assassing/Script for a Jesters Tear/Incubus/Fugazi) !!!
How can I put It it's great
Pete's bass is far more interesting live than on the recordings - brilliant!
Brilliant
THIS WORLD IS TOTALLY FUGAZI! He was right in 1984, but even more today!!!! Thanks Fish, you have always been the Greatest in lyrics!
I was there on the night, can't believe how long ago it was, still brilliant!
Do you remember the date?
@@silviatratnik367 I remember pulling the Venue down about 25 years ago
I was there too, up in the balcony. Fish's voice had totally gone. I remember some guy who was totally mad shouting out all the time till he got hit with a drum stick
me too...what old farts we are
@@silviatratnik367 It was 12th March 1984. I used to have this on VHS video as a 16 year old kid. It’s brought back so many memories
Thank you for the concert excerpt and the touching memories of this beautiful time.
I still love Marillon and Fish to this day. And you can see in the concert that they still have the most loyal fans in the world.
There is hardly a bad album to this day: Some albums are legendary, others are unique and even some "experiments" have succeeded in the end.
Marillon is a part of my life.....
Marillion finished in 1988... THE GAME IS OVER!
God this brings back memories ,the good old days .recorded it at the time .very big thanks for up loading
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Great , great show .
Marillion always are a phenomenal band .
Is among my favorites.
Fantastic songs and amazing musicians .
Clutching in the Straws is my favourite album, is brilliant work
Obviously when this was broadcast, TV sound was mono and TV speakers were pretty terrible. So the concerts were simulcast on FM radio so you could listen to the better audio with the sound on the TV turned down. Picture was 576i. Those were the days. Now, of course, I scan obituary columns in search of absent schoolfriends.
The best concert of all times !
Saw them in concert several times during the eighties. Great band.
i remember recording this off the radio 1 broadcast. still got the tape. great times.
I did EXACTLY the same... My introduction to the band. It was like a drug trip. I've never done drugs. Things like this were far better an option...
A passion play of Words and music,best live band of the 80s.
i was there.....
Watched this the night it was broadcast and it's still one of the best things I ever saw on the BBC.
I love Marillion, is the best for me
A melhor banda de sempre, para mim! Ainda hoje com 50 anos os adoro ouvir!
Wow I had this on VHS taped off the telly. Great to see it uploaded here!
My fave all time concert. Remember watching this when it came out. His voice is shot cos it was the end of the tour but who cares.... magic
I was thinking maybe it was a bad gig night, bur that’ll top it.
Sounds like Sean Connery singing Marillion. 😃
I saw him as a teenager in Hamburg- an unforgotten show- thank you👍👍👍
Back in the good old days before mobile phones !
Oh blimey the memories. Marillion with Fish was my music. Hooked as soon as I bought and listened to Stript. Went to loads of their concerts in this era. I have never seen this clip though. Thanks for posting. I can still remember being in the pit causing chaos and singing at the top of my voice. Superb 👏👏👏👏🍾🍾👏🍾🍾🍾🍾
I agree thanks for posting its brilliant 👌❤️
Fish and the band are part of the GENESIS family.I will never forget listening to Garden Party for the first time and thinking of Gabriel and the boys.They knew what power and beauty are all about.THANK YOU Karl for these memories.
I'd loved to been there I first saw them in 85 they blew my mind away... Id loved to seen earlier stuff live fish is a fantastic front man
Grande Fish!!!!💕💕💕💕💕
Marillion just passed me by. Never took a blind bit of notice. Strange, because its my kind of music and they seem very good live.
Seems I missed out
never too late... check out all the wonderful remastered expanded editions that exist. They were excellent on stage with Fish (I saw them with him four times, I think). and they are maybe different now but still very good on stage with Steve Hogarth, who's a different kind of frontman
Never too late start from the beginning they are sublime and should be included in your A to Z of fantastic bands to look forward to listen to. I love them so much ❤️
You missed nothing. I saw them on the Script tour and the Fugazi tour - probably the worst band I've ever seen live. They were rubbish!
@@markrae1317 there does seem to be something of a Marmite view of Marillion
They weren't properly promoted in the U.S.
Fish always did paint A NICE PICTURE.
This was when music reached its peak of intelligence... brilliant music and the best lyrics ever written came from Fish...they just never got to this point for me with Steve...these days were freaking magical....
Clutching at Straws has some magic to it once you get used to the change of direction.
@@dancarter482 Clutching At Straws was still Fish...though it did begin to sound like the band were moving in a different direction.
@@joshuakohlmann9731 Yeah, and it's absolute magic! A lot of folks down rate it 'cause it's different - they were struggling on the edge of imploding - that explains the extra dose of melancholy! I've got them all on vinyl.
Hogarth is just another Sammy Hagar - Sting can sing & play great bass but He couldn't front Thin Lizzie!
I was there, right at the front, in front of Steve. That was one very hot night. I still cringe at the sound of Fish's throat. That was a long tour. I saw them 3 times.
Thanks so much for sharing, one of my favourite bands x
Seen them on this tour at Glasgow Apollo - great gig (and venue)!!
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Si ce monsieur, avec le micro, n'était pas sur scène, il nous manquerait terriblement !
Was at this gig, amazing to find it on here, thanks for uploading
Wow ❤️❤️❤️❤️💯
The amount of nights I’ve spent in Golddiggers - what a place. What memories
Thank you very Much for this...amazing 😁👍👍
Lets turn back time..😊
I absolutely agree. Fish was superb. Lost interest when he left and haven't listened to them since
FANTASTIC......FISH...... SIMPLE.
Loved them back then, still love their early material. Clutching at straws was the their highpoint IMO, bougt B-sides themselves. Lost interest when Fish left and found other bands to spend my money on. Been listening to the post Fish albums more lately, still a lot of great music with Steve Hogarth as their lead singer :-)
Timestamp 10:54 I make a brief appearance behind my mate Dunk who's hanging onto the stage. Great days :-) Many thanks for sharing the video!
Magnifiques souvenirs musicaux avec Marillion de cette période avec Misters Fish 🌹👌👏🙏🎼👍❤️
Used to go to diggers in the early 90's when an apprentice at Westinghouse in Chippenham. Had no idea Marillion even knew where it was...
Fish was so ahead of his time, he predicted revenge porn.
Oh I remember exactly the day as this concert was brought by Super Channel! What a great moment in my early Marillion Days... 😍 days without CZcams or even the internet where you have access to almost all concerts etc. That was really a very rare moment! The days of the bootlegs vinyl collections - bought very expensively at a bootleg shop around the corner. THANKS FOR SHARING!!! Very special to me!
Согласен, сейчас совсем другое время и другие нравы. Очень мало сегодня интересной музыки. Или это потому, что тогда мы были молоды . Это первый концерт -FUGAZI 1984 года, когда я узнал группу Marillion и с тех пор регулярно возвращаюсь именно к этому любимому альбому. Спасибо , , что поделились... погрузился в историю.
@@FelixOne1 ??? :D
album of my youth thanks for the upload
Fantastic, a travesty that they never did the reunion tour , they’d have cleaned up . Good with Hogarth, incredible with Fish !
The FISH era! The only Marillion for me! Thanks for the vid Karl and thank you so much Fish for what you've accomplished with the band.
J adore ce groupe. Fish est extraordinaire 🤩
just flippin fantastic
Ooh! Think I had hair back then?! Lovin' it!
I always rember the first time i saw Marillion at Status Que final gig they blew off Nazareth oh the stage, Nazareth gave up half way through their set
Yes was there to remember Dan thowing down the bagpipes
Like Genesis in the Peter Gabriel days is Marillion in the Fish days indeedy. Opening with Assassin. Brave. Says it all really. And I have been a Marillion fan now for 25 years. Love both eras.
THE BEST 🎶, til 1979!!!
Can see me a few times in this video. Got free tickets by going to see them earlier on the tour in Bristol.
Tim Hares I had free tickets too as a friends mum worked at the venue. You can see me a few times too, and I have chatted to fish a few times since about the gig, he was very surprised to hear how much I loved it
I got my ticket from Andy Fox on GWR Radio. I didn't even know where Chippenham was, got a lift from a friend.
Thanks for the beautifull memories!!
I'd never heard of them when they opened the Theakston's music festival at Nostell Priory in 1982, and their brilliance dragged me away from the Theakston's bar.
Been a huge fan ever since.
When Theakstones was made properly!
A festival appearance mentioned by Ian Anderson at the Garden Party at MK in 1986. We made that one, our first venture down to an English festival :) Era defining.
@@Ifyoudonttakeitucantfakeit It's still a decent pint.
I was at the same festival and they had that effect on me, too.
Damn , I would love to have been there. I live near Chippenham, but I was only 3 when this concert was held lol
Best bandbringon the fish ace 10/10,
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Awesome! Seen that tour in Utrecht, Netherlands
Just come across this. I was there that night, it seems like a lifetime ago, when I still had all my own hair and teeth..
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There's a builder in Chippenham swears he's Peter Gabriel.....
Saw a similar show in Montreal (1984) as a 21yr old. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. They were at or close to their peak with Fish. Lost interest after he left but have still appreciated a few Marillion albums since.
goosebumps
I was very lucky to see Marillion in December1984 Real to Real tour at the Barrowlands in Glasgow. They played two sets in one night to two audiences. I was in the queue outside listening to the first set ending before i got in. Was at the front, and it was one of the best gigs I’ve ever experienced. They played an early version of the first half of the Misplacfed Childhood album (it came out in 1985). Only downside was some guy screaming Grendel!!! in between every song - they didn’t play it 😂 Have seen Marillion post Fish, and Fish solo, but nothing matched that first gig for atmosphere. I’ve still got the programme, and a bootleg tape of the gig - need to see if that still works!
THIS IS A COOL BAND , REMINDS ME OF THE SENSATIONAL HARVEY"S BAND FROM LATE 70's
Yea kind of. I love sahb too but also early acdc which is what I think is more sahb inspired
SUPER
I remember being this high before
Ayer estuve escuchando Misplaced Childhood. The Mag Pie and the Spiritual Ethereal Jester. Power of Melody
juste exceptionnel!!!
Majestic
No fish no marillion its that simple the king went irreplaceable
AGREE
It’s described in the corner "super"
camera totally missing Steve Rothery's magnificent incubus solo...
Brings back memories - one of the best gigs I've been to - Cornish Colosseum all those years ago!
Blimey Cornwall coliseum 😳😳Saw them there twice or 3 X teams. Happy memories
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This is absolutely great! A walk down memory lane;)
Does anyone know what kind of guitar Steve's playing? Some custom made local build? Looks interesting!
Roland Gr 300 guitar synth with a Roland G505 guitar, I think?
Yup, a G-505 without the plastic "cheat-sheet".
Yes its a Roland .
I have one and its been well gigged by me for best part of 30 years.
Great instrument but let's not forget he is a fantastic player.
It was also really expensive back then.
Much more than a fender but it does contain a lot of synth electronics .
I WAS THERE!!!!
same here, I still think it is the best gig I have ever been to...
old marillion delivered in full...i know ...i saw em live
Unique en son style d accord
Fish - majstersztyk !
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At the height of their powers the greatest band in the world😀
He really likes Peter Gabriel. They should have supported him on a tour....
nothing like genesis or Gabriel
Zero The Hero Lots of influences off PG 3 and 4. The face paint too.....
@@MizMite2002 - I think you might be in denial. Sounds a LOT like Genesis and Peter Gabriel. Are you deaf?
@@jameshill4911 Obviously. The cover of the Plays Live album from PG ( 1983 ) is the living proof of it. Plus Fish tells little stories between songs, plus the theatrics. The visual itself screams "Peter Gabriel".
@Maz Robinson - Yeah, but Peter Gabriel could spell. So he was *better.
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Marillion without the Fishmeister?
Forget it!
To be fair Hogarth does a decent job but it's not the same
C'est le marillion que je préfère...
Wow! Yeah where is Fish now? Is he still in this world and Being fucking wonderfu?