Marillion's legendary show at Hammersmith Odeon, London, on 18th April 1983.Marillion's legendary show at Hammersmith Odeon, London, on 18th April 1983.Marillion's legendary show at Hammersmith Odeon, London, on 18th April 1983.
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- SoundtracksScript for a Jester's Tear
Written by Fish, Mark Kelly, Mick Pointer, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Performed by Marillion
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one of the best concerts in the history of Rock
Marillion starts to get hits and going to the top of lists with this video. in that concert, everyone can find an extraordinary singer like Fish who gives a personal view and dramatization. He always tries to show anger, pain, sadness, loneliness... Fish a few years later started a short cinematographic career; in spite that he had good qualities for that, he preferred to came back to music.
The rest of the band gives him a lot of space and protagonism but everyone has time to show his skills with magicals solos. one moment to stand out is when Fish wears militar clothes and simulates that the microphone is one assault rifle. the end is epic with the song "Marquet Square Heroes" when the band and the public feels like one. Sadly, it was the last show with Mike Pointer that gives to the film a disconcerting final.
The rest of the band gives him a lot of space and protagonism but everyone has time to show his skills with magicals solos. one moment to stand out is when Fish wears militar clothes and simulates that the microphone is one assault rifle. the end is epic with the song "Marquet Square Heroes" when the band and the public feels like one. Sadly, it was the last show with Mike Pointer that gives to the film a disconcerting final.
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- uuband
- Jun 19, 2003
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