MARILLION

MARILLION
MISPLACED CHILDHOOD (1985)
224-256KBPS

Worthy of its praise, "Misplaced Childhood" really ushers Marillion into the limelight and leaders of their fleeting progressive movement. Playing better here than ever before, the band has composed a tremendous and sweeping album with many dynamic movements of varied tones and melody. As exceptional are Fish's poetic lyrics and storytelling ability, and whose voice is more beautiful here than on previous efforts (although he still sounds goofy during the really dramatic parts).
The one-two punch of "Kayleigh" and "Lavender" will always hold a spot in fan's hearts, but later songs are almost as good, with "Heart of Lothian" delivering an intensity not found since "Script for a Jester's Tear".
All in all a perfect example of the '80's progressive sound and a perfect addition to any art lover's library.

1. Pseudo Silk Kimono
2. Kayleigh
3. Lavender
4. Bitter Suite
5. Heart Of Lothan
6. Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)
7. Lords Of The Backstage
8. Blind Curve
9. Childhoods End ?
10. White Feather

Bonus CD (1997 Release)
1. Lady Nina
2. Freaks
3. Kayleigh (Alternate version)
4. Lavender Blue
5. Heart Of Lothian (Extended mix)
Misplaced Childhood demo
6. Pseudo Silk Kimono
7. Kayleigh
8. Lavender
9. Bitter Suite
10. Lords Of The Backstage
11. Blue Angel
12. Misplaced Rendez-Vous
13. Heart Of Lothian
14. Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)
15. Passing Strangers
16. Childhoods End ?
17. White Feather

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