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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

I always like to recommend their sampler album Crash Course which you can get from their website here.  http://www.marillion.com/listen/index.htm  You can either get them to send it to you free or you can download it for free, and it will give you a sampling of their sound.  I believe that all of the songs are from the Hogarth era.
Wow, that's really cool! I just signed up for it; it's album-length!  Thanks a lot Smile  Maybe I can find out what I like more from the sampler.
    
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You're welcome.  It takes the songs a bit out of context, but it should at least give you a flavor of where they were at musically on certain albums.
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Originally posted by ptkc123 ptkc123 wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

I always like to recommend their sampler album Crash Course which you can get from their website here.  http://www.marillion.com/listen/index.htm  You can either get them to send it to you free or you can download it for free, and it will give you a sampling of their sound.  I believe that all of the songs are from the Hogarth era.
Wow, that's really cool! I just signed up for it; it's album-length!  Thanks a lot Smile  Maybe I can find out what I like more from the sampler.


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For starters, get indeed either Brave, Afraid of sunlight or Marbles, and if you liked that, get any other album.
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I think I've decided on getting Brave and Marbles, but I'll wait until I recieve the Crash Course sampler.
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By the way, I have both Script.. and Misplaced Childhood (obviously not the H-era), and I must say, I enjoy them very much.  Marillion is the only neo-prog band that I can listen to.  :)
    
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You can also download volumes 1 and 2 of their 2008 release Happiness Is The Road for free from here: http://www.musicglue.com/marillion
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Originally posted by ptkc123 ptkc123 wrote:

I think I've decided on getting Brave and Marbles, but I'll wait until I recieve the Crash Course sampler.
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By the way, I have both Script.. and Misplaced Childhood (obviously not the H-era), and I must say, I enjoy them very much.  Marillion is the only neo-prog band that I can listen to.  :)

You should get Clutching at Straws.  I'd put it just below Misplaced Childhood, but only slightly.  Fugazi is also worth checking out, athough I don't like it quite as much as the other Fish-era albums.
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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I suggest to forget Hogarth's era and buy some Fish era albums.
Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I honestly can't listen 5 minutes of Hogarths era Marillion.
 
Boring to an extreme.
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Originally posted by DT-PT DT-PT wrote:

Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I suggest to forget Hogarth's era and buy some Fish era albums.
Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I honestly can't listen 5 minutes of Hogarths era Marillion.
 
Boring to an extreme.

Oh man, not another one......LOL
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Don't bother with Holidays in Eden, marillion.com, Radiation, Somewhere Else or Anoraknophobia until you're a solid fan.

Best to start with Seasons End, Brave, or Marbles.
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Holidays In Eden has quite nice tunes although its very much the poppier side of Marillion.

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^Its definitely an underated album, but I still wouldnt recommend it to a newbie.
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Originally posted by DT-PT DT-PT wrote:

Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I honestly can't listen 5 minutes of Hogarths era Marillion  a Fish solo album.
 
Boring to an extreme.

There, fixed! Tongue
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Originally posted by Anthony Anthony wrote:

Originally posted by DT-PT DT-PT wrote:

Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I honestly can't listen 5 minutes of Hogarths era Marillion  a Fish solo album.
 
Boring to an extreme.

There, fixed! Tongue


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I find Fish's 13th Star very good. I like it even more than most things by H-era Marillion.

Edited by kole - July 02 2010 at 04:37
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Ivan and I definitely have different tastes, but on Hogarth-era Marillion we share the same opinion. I'm not too much of a Marillion fan myself and prefer "Fugazi" over "Script for a Jester's Tear", while "Misplaced Childhood" is definitely a step in the wrong direction. But while Marillion with Fish are at least passable they are the pits with Hogarth.


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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I suggest to forget Hogarth's era and buy some Fish era albums.
 
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Sorry, Ivan, but really disappointed with this. You know I consider you a friend, but I thought you were above posts of this nature. This clearly wasn't the thread for you.

The author was simply looking for suggestions. Just because you don't like a particular era doesn't mean that somebody else will feel the same way. I can't stand Jethro Tull; but, if somebody were to ask for suggestions then it's not my place to chime in one way or another. Let somebody who can appreciate it guide the person.

Just my two cents.

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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Ivan and I definitely have different tastes, but on Hogarth-era Marillion we share the same opinion. I'm not too much of a Marillion fan myself and prefer "Fugazi" over "Script for a Jester's Tear", while "Misplaced Childhood" is definitely a step in the wrong direction. But while Marillion with Fish are at least passable they are the pits with Hogarth.


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Originally posted by E-Dub E-Dub wrote:

Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

I suggest to forget Hogarth's era and buy some Fish era albums.
 
Iván


Sorry, Ivan, but really disappointed with this. You know I consider you a friend, but I thought you were above posts of this nature. This clearly wasn't the thread for you.

The author was simply looking for suggestions. Just because you don't like a particular era doesn't mean that somebody else will feel the same way. I can't stand Jethro Tull; but, if somebody were to ask for suggestions then it's not my place to chime in one way or another. Let somebody who can appreciate it guide the person.

Just my two cents.

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Ivan gave his suggestion: Don't buy any of them! What's wrong with that?


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