FIRST TIME HEARING Marillion- 'Pseudo Silk Kimono'/ 'Kayleigh'/ 'Lavender' (Reaction)

FIRST TIME HEARING Marillion- "Pseudo Silk Kimono"/ "Kayleigh"/ "Lavender" (Reaction) | A buffet of prog inspiration!!

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[retroreactions....]

Intrigued to find out more about this band, including how successful they were/are in the US. Great music from them in these 3. Thanks so much for watching! 🥰

[badrobot]

So glad you are reacting to marillion. Such an underrated band.

[filifolia]

I've been listening to Marillion since Misplaced Childhood, so 40 years now, and it still remains one of my favorite bands ever (with Fish). The trinity: A Scrip for Jester's Tear, Fugazi, and Misplaced Childhood = forever love.

[digibirder]

Welcome to Marillion! The first four albums were with Fish. Fish left in 1989 and Steve Hogarth came in. They're still going with that lineup today. Huge catalogue to explore, and their sound continues to evolve while still sounding true to themselves.

[AlexAlex-drzc]

I've been listening to these guys from the start and never get bored. You'll have the power of well chosen poetry and the excellence of tasty music in every album.

[kesleycottrell]

I seen them open for Rush in Buffalo in 85. That show was unbelievable. Lovely blue haze of amazing smelling smoke everywhere.

[johncarr]

I still watch Fish every Friday, he has just announced plans to sell up and move to the Outer Hebrides.

[CthulhuWaitsDreaming]

You should listen to this entire album but I think their next album Clutching At Straws is even better. And like you did for this one, you should listen to the first three songs in a row. They are really one single piece... Hotel Hobbies / Warm Wet Circles / That Time Of The Night. And another song from the Fish led era you should hear is the title song Fugazi from their previous album. Fish is a world-class poet. He left the band after the tour for Clutching At Straws and was replaced by Steve Hogarth. My two favorite albums from the Hogarth era are Brave and Afraid Of Sunlight. Both are very different albums.

[Tonyblack]

The first time I heard Marillion, I was reminded of Genesis.

[emiliacanet]

Thank you for Marillion Misplaced Childhood the best and Fugazi Enjoy fkn amazing can sing this in its entirety also .. I told you they are amazing next Porcupine Tree once you graduate.i will be Queen once you are King.

[Kavala]

Welcome to Marillion Brandon.
Try "Chelsea Monday" from their "Script for a Jesters Tear" album. Sublime!

[dennisxavier]

Back in the day, for a while, I thought that Kayleigh was a Phil Collins song.
Untill I found out that it was from an unknown band.
Beautiful songs and very honest reaction.

[reneelyons]

Never heard this before. I liked it. I pretty much agree with everything you said about it. Great Video, like always!! : )

[drmagic]

Another great reaction Brandon. I’ve been listening to Marillion for a good 20 years. Their first album “Script From a Jesters Tear” from 1983 is one of my favorites of theirs. Another prog band you may like is “Transatlantic “. It’s kind of a supergroup and currently has bassist Pete Trewavas who is from Marillion. Other great prog bands are Porcupine Tree and Spock’s Beard. Keyboard/ singer Neal Morse was with Spock’s Beard but is now with Transatlantic. These are a couple of other groups I enjoy a lot and thought would be of possible interest to you.

[saytamaner]

Welcome to the amazing world of Marillion. I'm with them since I was 17 when Misplaced Childhood was released so it makes 37 years. They never ceased to amaze me with their output, their willingness to stay together and work through all the hardships together, along with the very loyal fanbase. This was a great reaction and I really hope to watch more Marillion reactions from you. Again, welcome! 💕

[w.geoffreyspaulding]

Marillion was a discovery I made during the pandemic. Had never heard of them. Really good prog rock. There’s a YouTube video of them performing with a full orchestra…..Really nice….

[Womberto]

Took me over 40 years to discover how great Marillion are, Misplaced Childhood is a top ten album.

[urbi]

I really like your channel man! All my childhood heroes are flying by; Pink Floyd, Alan Parsons, Marillion, Genesis, just 'missing' Dire Straits.
Keep up the great work, you're building a memory lane here 🙂 #LoveIt

[patrickwouters]

In addition to his qualities as a singer, Fish is also recognized for his texts. These are extremely rich. He often develops a very specific theme, introducing numerous references (historical, social or even mythological), sometimes quite complex rhymes and constantly sought-after arrangements, thus accentuating the originality and richness of his songs.

[C.D.GRAZIANO]

I've been reading All the Praise for Early Marillion Singer FISH ♥️ ... Love His Solo Works too ! the "Sunsets on Empire" Album of His, Has a multi-track Epic called "Plague of Ghosts" that's Fantastic 💖 ... Also Brandon, Marillion's current and 2nd Lead Vocalist, Steve Hogarth has grown on me Very Well ♥️ try a Later Marillion track called "Neverland" - You Will LOVE 😊 ... Peace !