Marillion - Misplaced Childhood 

Pseudo silk kimono

Disco excepcional

the previous order was better.

Really excellent, thanks.

#lavender is marvellous! The first one I've really paid attention to. Somehow it is in my queue with all the Skyhooks songs.

Yup, me. Favourite band back at the day when I was 16❤

The same for me, il was in love, at school and listen this album several hundred times...

Master piece

Along with entire family pal ☺️

Iooooo

Greetings Argentina!! USA here.. state of Ohio… sunny here and enjoying this album

Sounds like you're better I'm happy for you. All this gives me shivers down my spine and tears as well.

I think Misplaced Childhood is from 85.

@@rutepires1508 You´re right! My accident was in march 1987!

@@bibliotecaabogadosnqn3956 Greetings from Portugal!

Very cool yeah😊

so sorry to hear that's terrible I hope u r ok now

@@franceydonovan9445 Hi Thank you yes I am in a better place now, thank you so much xxxx

@Crimson Lens OFFICIAL Thank you bless you xxxx

I nearly killed my Step Bastard when I was old enough to do so when he hit my Mum for the last time. I would have killed him if Mum hadn't stopped me......

@@mraidymaddful no one as the clue...j'entends ton coeur...i can hear your heart in your heart

I am 55 and still love them. Fish and Hogarth. Beautiful music

Muy lamentable amiga un abrazo

Marilion exelente banda ymúsica antes y ahora igualmente

I am 54 and when i listen this awsome Album i think i am 20 🤣 and there is no other Album where i can sing from the beginning to the end. So much memorys 🥰 Still in love with this awsome Album. Glg from Germany (Niedersachsen) Sorry for the bad english 🙈

@@christianjuckenack6686 ♥

what year was this concert? I want to see 👀🧐😊

geezus that should have felt amazingly crazy O_O

impossibile stancarsi di ascoltare questi pezzi progressive, fluiscono armonici e vari dal primo all' ultimo, stupefacente!

Love it ! xD

❤Amazing album

AF rocks. A witness of history

I was in Germany and I got the disc at the base audio shop. Not the BX.

I AM SAD FOR YOU GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR DAUGHTER

Stay strong and Shine on! You deserve to feel good

My support and thoughts are with you from one mother of an angle to another ❤😢

So Sorry, bless you.

After hearing this song, I too, named my youngest daughter, Kayleigh. I saw Marillion a few months before she was born. For months, my wife and I listened to this song nearly every day before she was born. After already having had five children, Kayleigh was to be the last child we would have. She was an absolute joy. A perfect, beautiful baby. At the time, I was taking night classes in International Business Administration to finish my BS degree at the University of _ _. Three months after her birth, while I was in class, someone from the office came and said I had an important phone call from one of my neighbors. I was told by this neighbor to get to the hospital as quickly as possible without telling me why. Upon arriving at the hospital, I found that Kayleigh had passed away due to SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome). The grief and loss my family experienced still exists today. To anyone who reads this ... LOVE your children, spouse, family, and friends. You never know when someone you love is taken away. Forgive petty squabbling, serve each other, be kind and considerate, and live for others. That's all I have to say. Peace, Blessings, and Grace

@J J Yep ... stunning!!

Philip Mantellos agreed

I think you mean THE BEST ALBUM OF ALL TIME

My first album I bought ....Marillion and Fish, listen for today

@@matrix26uk exactly the best no! a good album.-nothing more nothing less

EARPHONES ARE THE BEST WAY TO LISTEN TO THIS DEFINITELY 😊

Nice one.its mad how we all have songs albums are a soundtrack 2 our life's.. merry Christmas 😊

I agree ❤

Same to me..masterpiece

Me too 1986. I was 17..saw them live Sheffield in 80s..

Love of my life left me 3 months ago - this album has become a staple since then lol.

Hey thanks! I ve got a question... what is good music for u?

@@fp-ko7vg You're quite welcome, Fran. Good music to me is any music that I like... 😉 What about you...?

Responde Fran Picasso! A mí realmente me impresionan diversos géneros musicales, no solamente el RockProg

Exactly right!!!

Thankyou I'm now 48 and I still play it often. This album saved my misplaced childhood!!

Very nice you discovered Marillion. There are so many other albums to discover, you will love them !

shhhhh dont tell em dude! the normies will start listening and it will be overplayed! then it'll start sucking xD keep it on the DL

I'd actually give that honor to Ron and Russell Mael, aka Sparks. :-) But I LOVE this Marillion album. It's brilliant.

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Here's to absent friends 🍻

Yea got the same feeling - with a tear in my eye...

Me Too😊

♥👍

Absolutely

My friend, I'm 61 and still fan of Marillion. I heatd about them in Poland thanks to L. Kaczkowski. He started from the very begining - scripg for...,

@@chucku.farley616 you are so right, I am 67 and agree music is timeless.....

@@carolo95 im 62 and still love this band. saw them play donnington in '85, and they played this wonderfull masterpiece in its entirity. magical.

Great music is true magic. No one can take away your feelin and it units us listeners all around the world. I have beautiful memories ,when listen to marilliion. Marillion ,pink floyd,dire straits, etc the list is long. Great to hear ,that so many people feel the same.

Nice one merry 😊

In terms of progressive rock bands, I think that Fish took over that responsibility once Roger Waters left Pink Floyd. Although there are some similarities with Genesis in parts, to say that Marillion were derivative of Genesis is just lazy journalism. Genesis never produced anything as powerful as Misplaced Childhood or Clutching At Straws. Steve Rothery is a real rock fan's guitarist and Fish inherited Water's crown.

Bob dylan is my go to .but yes fish and morrisey deserve a place in lyrics also pink floyd..

​@@PAC-fp9hyThe Musical Box, Supper's Ready, Fifth of Fifth, The Cinema Show, Carpet Crawlers, Ripples and Dance on a Volcano/Los Endos are pretty powerful and intense.

No way

@@PAC-fp9hyAs an early fan of both Genesis and Pink Floyd (I'm 59), I love unconditionally Misplaced Childhood and Script for a Jester's Tear and the great scottish poet Fish. Honestly, I find more Genesis than Pink Floyd in this music. Yet, I wouldn't say that Marillion are more powerful than Genesis, simply because it can't be true (all tracks in Trespass, Nursery Crime, Foxtrot, Selling England by the Pound, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, and some of the following songs), are timeless classic of unbelievably high skill and power under any profile.

Seen these guys after U2 in86 change my life .

Fish was the very first concert, i went to. Was 12 at the time

this rocks

You and me both mate 😉

It took me weeks before I listened to the B-side, cause the first 4 tracks were so great, so I repeated again and again

As much of a prog fan as I am, I never discovered Marillion until recently. Beautiful stuff!

silversurfer790 yes, in this fucking Corona year, I go back to this music, it health better than all....😘

most under rated album of its time

Sounds as good today as when I first heard it all those years ago!

Beginning of August, 2020.

C est vrai

It is...along with all the others when Fish was upfront👍

@@redkop510 YES indeed ... Fish times ... Oh man ... There can be only one ... HIM.

A measure of true artistry

its 2023 and we're still listening ........

OMG!! ME TOO! I just turned 60 (shhhh!) and I also just discovered this gem of a band. HOLY COW! What have we been missing all these years, lolol. I cannot wait to blast them out in my garden this season. Sure hope my neighbors are prog heads!! I have "Marillion Mornings" on the weekends now and just crank it to 11!

Me too!!! The timeline is exactly the same.. I discovered it 3 weeks ago too... looping it ever since :) Covered Lavender on my channel, would love if you gave it a listen

I’m 53 years old. I absolutely love the fact that you just found this album and I’ve been building amazing memories with your children because of it. That makes me tear up in happiness. Sure, you are the reason this album is going to stand the test of time. I have been listening to it since it first came out. It never left me. And nor will it leave you or your beautiful children. And for that I am thankful. Kudos!

@@Annastasia666 I’m 53. I have listen to this album since it came out. Welcome, I’m so glad you finally got to understand what this band is. The good news is, you get to listen to it. And you understand how freaking amazing it is!

@@AdityaGuitar1 LOL! Welcome to the world we have known for an existence. We have always felt so alone loving this album. And I am so happy that people are starting to understand its significance and it’s amazing love. Thank you so much for joining us! Again, we felt so alone. And I mean that from the bottom of my heart.

Wow im the same its what im playing now. cant shake this shit outta my head the thoughts 😔

This album speaks to so many of us for so many reasons

glad it helped, it's been a touchstone of mine since the late 80s

God bless you brother. Regards from Rio de Janeiro. Brazil.

You have only one life, don't waste it on people who don't appreciate your love and treat you not good. You have all the power and strength in you. All the best and keep loving yourself 💖💖👍

Listening to it now at 2:13 a.m. for probably the millionth time!

I discovered this album in 1986 and haven't stopped listening.

I was eighteen in 1985 and bought it when it was released.

Welcome to the party!

I've always been listening

Yes, it certainly was.

Conserteza 👍😎🤟

I do. I love Maryland. Marylion

Greetings from the depths of the coronovirus era from Poland :)

For the first time - at the age of 48. Must have passed me by the first time around.

"We Will wear your white feather! We will swear we have no nation, but we are proud to own our hearts!"

@Hussein Abdulmalik complitely agree.

Great memory. Music really is the soundtrack of our lives.

Dort war ich auch- ich liebte Marillion mit Fish und Queen sowieso- eine wunderbare Zeit, da hast du recht.

@@thomasujvari2058 Toll, dass du auch da warst. Hast du auch noch die Hitze in Erinnerung und wie sie mit Schläuchen die Zuschauer nasspritzten?

@@arvidfotos ... ja, war genial. Mann,das waren noch Zeiten. Grüße aus dem Taunus !

Shurely she livros..

Ti sono vicino...

Same I miss my sister as well we we're like best friends lost her through cancer she was only young as well.

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He was. Those first 4 Marillion albums are among the very best music committed to record. And then we got Suits. smh.

For me also,Fish is a brilliant poët.All the albums with him were masterpieces! l love the double live and also the B-sides .....beside the others naturally

@@formerlybernard6460 J'ai du entendre plus de 100 fois cet album et les autres sont tous aussi bon avec FIsh. Des paroles si personnelles et pourtant si universelle, la dynamique positive de la mélodie alternant mélancolie et .... comme le retour du soleil après la pluie. L'horizon s'éclaircie..

Sadly, Fish quit after their fourth album. He was getting into some nasty habits with nasty substances and simply couldn't hack it anymore.

@@FrozenHero2010 But there were some very good creations in his solo career. SHADOW PLAY to me is one of the strongest of them, and some more mentionable, for instance LUCKY, CLICHÉ and some more. Marillion was never the same since he went away, but, nevertheless, have some fine songs over the years. AFRAID OF SUNLIGHT was a very fine album and OCEAN CLOUD is one of the most impressive progrock pieces ever written. If I may extend your horizon, listen to MOSTLY AUTUMN who were founded about a decade later than MARILLION. Pieces like WINTER MOUNTAIN, THE NIGHT SKY, THE GAP IS TOO WIDE or MOTHER NATURE will burn into your mind and never let you go again.

same feeling ...from istanbul

so geht es mir auch:)

We are together I'm make too. Regards from Rio de Janeiro Brazil

Can’t beat it

Me too...59years

Mani am still in love with The cure, but indeed this alsogreat,lots of memorys i was in my twentiesthen,now almost 65 but still in awel everyday to good music like this..live long...Ruud from the Netherlands

It's good to step outside of the box. I ignored this band for years as I was too obsessed with 'cool' indie music.

Agreed till the Great Pretender Hogarth came in and did not change the name!

Nobody rates them low

Underrated in Imbecileville and its suburb locations

Loved this band all us remember

same

What is deep in it? English is not my first language so maybe I don't understand.

Listen to early Genesis or Moody Blues. Similar other worldly music

Marillion coming after Genesis with Peter Gabriel era is over.. That's art & theater musical i think..i love it..👍🏼

I’m 53. I have never stopped listening to this album. One of the best musical compositions ever created.

@@howieduwit2551 so do i

Привет из Одессы, я слушала этот альбом в90-е годы и до сих пор с удовольствием слушаю.

Is that anywhere near Dunstable Downs?

I wasn't far away from you. I was in university in Mile End, living in South Woodford. The library in Bancroft Road lent out records and tapes. That's where I first discovered this album. I borrowed the tape. I then went out and bought the CD. It's been in my car ever since and I usually listen to it at least once on every long journey I take (for the past few years that's been twice a week).

👍👍👍👍😎

@@hamiltonburger4574 no my friend, its in the East End of London. Sorry for the very late reply.

Pozdro ✌️

It's Pink Floyd style.

@@kinderehre2309 I don't see it

Don’t forget Genesis from 70’ influence …. Fish vocal is incridible and associate me to early Genesis albums with PG This album is masterpiece👍

Love that. 🙂

Much respect to you my friend

I'm 65 now...just in case anybody was wondering. LOL.

love the song silent lucidity

I can concur with the above.. I'm 76 years old, how did I miss this band? amazing! never too late eh,?

I agree and for me it´s "only" 34 years...

I know what you mean.....just one song....and the rest! 🤩

Listened to Marillion for almost ten years in a row......Marillion,Marillion,Marillion.......all their albums were fantastic and the live was the best livealbum ever produced(normally l don't like live albums at all) Fish is a brilliant poet and a great person.....watch him now every friday on his channel "fish on friday"He tells about all his adventures...he speaks as good as he sings .Still a great performer....love him forever!

I had the same experience. It had to be 25 years since I last listened and then I played it and remembered every single word (even the French words!) and notes. For me it's my favorite album ever. I just wish I hadn't denied myself for 25 years.

Ist halt kein Mainstream Radiofutter. Erfolgreich wars aber dank Kayleigh.

They got accused of jumping on tprog rock bandwagon getting compared to genesis early days but for me I prefer the Scottish poets..I'm scouse Lee who can't see my friend 😅

you shuld listen Gabriels Era Genesis then...

🐟🐟👍

Good work now next have a listen to the “script for a jesters tear” album,ur welcome

The funny thing was the vinyl got slight scratches and pops so I bought the CD and there was no comparrison the the vinyl was much better warts and all.

@@paulukjames7799 Lot more DYNAMIC !!! Agree 100%

Prima ! Ich dachte daran auch so !

tout a fait, l’extase auditive......

A LOT

Always .1 of the best albums i still listen to today .And maybe tomorrow but definitely soon and always till whenever .

Absolutely .

Yep, the album is a complete psychological journey down into the depths of despair, only to be pulled out at the end. I made the comment above on a very deep thread, I wonder how many lives this album has saved?

Thank you x

Yes, true.

Along with Clutching At Straws…….

Absolutly

Marillion coming after Genesis with Peter Gabriel era is over.. That's art & theater musical i think..i love it..👍🏼

Jeremy Cox same here,its brilliant

I’ve only just discovered it after hearing a track on a vid haven’t stopped playing it for 2 days

I'm a floyd fan.saw marillion 84.saw floyd 94. Earls court this was my childhood 😊

I never heard about this group too, were they popular or rather prefered to remain out of the spotlight?

@@dandan9175 they've been around recording since the early 1980's. Great band.

It wasn't for the simple minded pop rockers...intelligent rock based from the poetry of life thought out

Ah, truer words hath never been spoken by mortals, my friend! I just found this site, yet have been a raging Marillion AND Fish fanatic since - while home on leave in 85?86? - 'Kayliegh' video came-up on MTV. I was HOOKED like a heroin addict - bought Misplaced that day - and within 3 months acquired every piece of vinyl they'd produced. I had a rough go in the service - okay... my entire life... and these blokes (all of them Fish, Steve, Aitch, Pete, Ian, Mark, Mick, Brian..I credit ALL of them) - all honesty, here - saved my life, more than once! My biggest regret in life (among many...) is, when they toured the States...last time w/ Fish (unbeknownst to us, at the time...), I was too much of a lush - missed them live w/Mr. Dick on the Misplaced Tour! Ahhh, but I HAVE seen Fish, once, live...and Marillion twice ( and, I gotta' give props, here...thanks to one those shows, I'm now also a big,big,big fanatic of Spock's Beard! Like Frosted Flakes, theyyy'rre GREEAAT! Aaaand...gotta say, here, Aitch ( & all of them) - at the last time I saw 'em live, blew me the fuck away... after about, maybe 5 or 6 songs...Mark's fingers began Pseudo Silk Kimono, & I thought, 'No way... that's Fish's'! grrr.' - BUT... Mister Hogarth won my soul that night. He put his heart & soul in it...and did the impossible...sang Misplaced like an angel...he OWNED it... I love Fish & I love Marillion. Period. And that's that. Thanks for letting me share!

@@dandan9175 They were big in Europe and also popular with metal fans. Kayleigh was a radio hit.