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	Marillion Albums & Lyrics @ SongLyricsLibrary.com
		With most bands now embracing the benefits of the Internet, Marillion were pioneers in recognising the advantages that could be gained by using it as a tool to reach their existing fans as well as targeting a new audience.
		Given this, the band decided in 2000 to adopt a completely new approach to the way their albums were funded and asked their fans to pay for an album over a year ahead of it's release.
		Marillion folklore has it that when Steve "H" Hogarth arrived for an audition with the band, he was carrying a red bucket full of tapes of demo's and his previous albums with The Europeans and How We Live.
	marillion.songlyricslibrary.com (1675 words)

	Marillion - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Marillion are widely considered within the industry to have been one of the first acts to have fully recognised and tapped the potential for commercial musicians to interact with their fans via the Internet, circa 1996, and are nowadays often characterised as a Rock 'Web Cottage Industry'.
		Hogarth's second album with the band, Holidays In Eden, was the first he wrote in partnership with the band, and includes the song "Dry Land" which Hogarth had written and recorded in a previous project with the band How We Live.
		Marillion are currently recording new material with engineer Michael Hunter for their upcoming fourteenth studio album (currently untitled) expected to be released in early 2007.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Marillion (2843 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Marillion - The Hogarth Years
		It is considered the weakest album they've done in the latter years by the fans, and this also showed in the album charts as it wasn't a hit even though the album has alot of shorter songs that could easily been number ones had the promotion from EMI not started to vane.
		Brave is a concept album, based on something Steve Hogarth heard on the radio about a girl who were taken into police custody after she had been wandering the Severn Bridge.
		This album received good critiques from several journalists and the fans were delighted to see that the band would continue to release studio albums even when they were short on funds.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/h2g2/A535709 (3184 words)

	Marillion Album Discussion Volume 4: Anoraknophobia
		As many of you know, this album was financed directly by the fans, 12674 diehard fans (myself included, I’m on page 9 of the names, 22 rows from the bottom, last name on the line!) that dropped money on an album before a note was written (I bought two copies).
		Anyway, this album was written entirely from scratch, and with Dave Meegan back in the producer’s chair, and the fact that Marillion felt they had to live up to the pressure of 13,000 people having already paid for this album, we were bound for beautiful things.
		Marillion starting working with drum loops on this album, and Ian does a masterful job of blending his playing with the loops to create this great sense of motion on this song.
	www.mikeportnoy.com /forum/printable.aspx?m=1140768 (4447 words)

	MARILLION Brave reviews and MP3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Brave may not be an easy listen, but if you give it repeated chances and give it the nessecary time to grow on you, you'll discover that this is truly a great modern prog album.
		It is a powerful dark album, the concept is great, i had never paid any attention to the lyrics, it is dark but gee it is well made, i am feeling weird of having had a masterpiece in my collection and not knowing it.
		Marillion strived to create an overly atmospheric album in Brave, creating that atmosphere by recording every little nook and cranny of the castle in France in which it was recorded at (Steve Hogarth mentions that with this remastered version you should be able to hear the ghosts).
	www.progarchives.com /Progressive_rock_discography_CD.asp?cd_id=1766 (9873 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Marillion - Post 1988
		As a Marillion album, Season's End was in places musically similar to the Fish era music as Steve Hogarth had yet to fully establish himself at the front of the band.
		Interestingly, the vinyl version of this double album came with a double tracked fourth side which would either play the final track, 'Made Again' or just the sound of waves lapping at the shore when the end of the record was reached depending on where the needle fell at the start of the side.
		One gets the impression listening to this album that Marillion had, for all intents and purposes, given up on commercial success by this point and were just going to have some fun playing around and making a record.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/ww2/A580349 (1696 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Brave: Music: Marillion (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The only fault of Brave (if there is one) is that to be truly appreciated it needs to be listened to as an album - however good each individual track is it can never sound as powerful alone as when heard in conjunction with the whole piece.
		The title of this album is highly appropriate - you'd have had to have been brave (or just plain mad) to have released a concept album at the exact moment Britpop was kicking into life.
		There is content on this album, along with most of their others, that hasn’t been salvaged from label managed rehearsal sessions or with the eye--or should that be ear--for easy radio play or the equally calculated, adolescent ‘careerocide’ alternatives offered by Radiohead and others.
	www.amazon.co.uk /Brave-Marillion/dp/B00000GAMF (1511 words)

	Brave by Marillion (lyrics & reviews)
		Brave is the most ambitious album Marillion ever made (also the best one in my opinion).
		If any of the albums from Marillion is too commercial, it's Holidays In Eden where Brave returns to art and their progressive roots.
		Brave is a decent album, but I don't consider it to be a classic.
	www.19.5degs.com /album/brave/11780 (828 words)

	MARILLION discography, MP3 and reviews
		MARILLION, taking their name from Tolkien's "The Silmarillion", are the well known band that invented the "New Wave of Progressive Rock".
		The album, dealing with the problems of drug addiction and alcoholism, was the final album to be made with Fish as front man and lyricist.
		Their album "Brave", considered one of the modern masterpieces of progressive rock, is a concept piece about a young girl that contemplates suicide on a bridge.
	www.progarchives.com /Progressive_rock_discography_BAND.asp?band_id=233 (461 words)

	marillion.com \| MUSIC - Discography - Brave \| The Official Marillion Website
		Released shortly after the album was cult film director Richard Stanley's film version of the album.
		Brave started out like any of our albums, with jam sessions, a handful of finished lyrics from John Helmer, and disparate streams of thought from yours truly.
		I can't remember how much made it onto the album from these sessions, but it was such a pleasure to just sit back and listen to the band create something from nothing and keep it going and developing purely by using that special gift they had of "inter-band telepathy".
	www.marillion.com /music/albums/brave.htm (3286 words)

	Amazon.com: Brave: Music: Marillion
		Brave is a decent album, but I don't consider it to be a classic.
		After Marillion moved in a generally more commercial direction for their previous album "Holidays In Eden" the band did an about face and put out "Brave" which is one of the most...
		This is a conceptual album, I have to admit that when it came out, I was still stuck in Fish's era.
	www.amazon.com /Brave-Marillion/dp/B000008I4Z (1262 words)

	Amazon.ca: Marillion - Brave: The Movie: DVD (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Brave is Richard Stanley's vision of life in the modern landscape as inspired by the Marillion album of the same name.
		His next film, DUST DEVIL (1992) was as wildly visual and cinematically unique as his previous work, and BRAVE is a further exploration into surreal cinema with Marillion providing the soundtrack and loosely fitted plot about a troubled young girl driven to attempted suicide by her use of drugs, excessive alienation and traumatic rape.
		The BRAVE film can easily be called the band's most ambitious endeavor yet, as it was their first exploration into film, a daunting task that eclipsed all of their previous work with music video.
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/B0002GZAB6 (772 words)

	marillion.com \| BAND - Other Faces \| The Official Marillion Website
		Fish and bassist Diz were good friends who traveled together to Aylesbury and both joined Marillion in 1981 (at the same time the band dropped the original 'Sil-' from their name).
		During the promotional tour for the debut album, Mick left the band and was succeeded by several temporary drummers until Ian Mosley joined in 1984.
		She books and promoters all the band's gigs worldwide, runs the hugely successful Marillion Weekends, liaises with the distribution companies round the world to try and make the various releases run smoothly and is always looking for the next press and PR opportunity.
	www.marillion.com /band/other.htm (2085 words)

	Interview with Mark Kelly of Marillion
		I agree with this decision, and I think having Brave live in its entirety on the second side showcases their live skills convicingly, and will probably end up converting a lot of fans who are still stuck in the Fish-Marillion era (like I was).
		Mark agrees with the view that Brave is one of the best Marillion albums recorded: "It's the hardest Marillion album there is. We set out to do something without compromises and Brave is the result." However, while Brave won critical acclaim, it didn't sell as well as EMI wanted.
		Marillion also have freedom to pursue solo releases---EMI has a lot of control over whether a band member's solo work should be released by them or not, and Castle records basically gives the artist the freedom to go to any record label.
	www.ram.org /music/articles/marillinterview.html (1050 words)

	Marillion & Fish
		Marillion's music shone as a beacon in the darkness of the 80s, an often grim decade where style took precedence over content, where the dominant artists were talentless poseurs more interested in hairstyles than music.
		Marillion's worst album ever, this was a failed attempt at a more commercial sound.
		Marillion's 11th album, named after their website, as seems to be a trend nowadays.
	www.kalyr.com /music/fish.htm (1364 words)

	marillion.com \| MUSIC - Discography - Brave \| The Official Marillion Website
		Brave started out like any of our albums, with jam sessions, a handful of finished lyrics from John Helmer, and disparate streams of thought from yours truly.
		This was a special album to be involved with from start to finish and will always be a proud moment in our lives.
		I can't remember how much made it onto the album from these sessions, but it was such a pleasure to just sit back and listen to the band create something from nothing and keep it going and developing purely by using that special gift they had of "inter-band telepathy".
	marillion.com /music/albums/brave.htm (3305 words)

	Brave - TheBestLinks.com - 1994, 1988, Marillion, Kate Ceberano, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Brave - TheBestLinks.com - 1994, 1988, Marillion, Kate Ceberano,...
		Brave, 1994, 1988, Marillion, Kate Ceberano, Brave (Marillion album), Disambig...
		This is a disambiguation page, i.e., a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Brave.html (107 words)

	Marillion - This Strange Engine
		That was the album that got me really excited to hear the next one.......which disappointed me. (that was Radiation) Then when I heard.com, I almost gave up on the band completely.
		ITs amazing cause at all the live Marillion show H goes "here's a song for the fans" and its always a song from Strange Engine album...I think 80 Days is a BEAutiFUL song, its probably my 2nd favorite marillion album, Season's End being first....
		The album - as always - was quite different from its predecessor and from the next one.
	www.mikeportnoy.com /forum/printable.aspx?m=806584 (1652 words)

	PROGRESSIVEWORLD.NET: REVIEWS BY STEPHANIE SOLLOW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The album closes with "If My Heart Were A Ball It Would Roll Uphill" which is as funky as "Quartz," but this is a dark and dirty funk; it's grinding, sultry, angular and tough.
		What Marillion have recaptured is what makes them Marillion, those things that should come through whether they are playing blues, roots rock, jazzy-funk or progressive rock.
		This is Marillion as we've come to know them, and Marillion in the 21st Century, and the mixture seems to have found the right balance.
	www.progressiveworld.net /maril8.html (1409 words)

	marillion.com \| MUSIC - Discography \| The Official Marillion Website
		The discography provided on this website is meant for general information.
		For this reason, catalogue numbers have been omitted, as well as the many variations of releases in different territories.
		The new album Somewhere Else and limited-edition Something Else DVD are available direct from Racket Records.
	www.marillion.com /music (270 words)

	Marillion lyrics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I'd heard of Marillion because of Pete's working with Transatlantic which is a very impressive prog super group, since I knew the bands for the other member I figured these guys deserved a shot.
		He was good on the previous album, but he's great here.
		At the time when this album came out (1989) I was still recovering from Fish's departure from the band, and it took me a couple of years to convince myself to get it.
	www.lyrics-now.com /M/Marillion-lyrics (471 words)

	Brave - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		a 1988 album named Brave by Kate Ceberano.
		a 2005 album named Brave by Nichole Nordeman.
		a 2005 song named Brave by Nichole Nordeman.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Brave (103 words)

	brave - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Brave : E Cobham Brewer, The Reader's Handbook [home, info]
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	www.onelook.com /?w=brave&ls=a (349 words)

	Marillion album lyrics for Brave (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Here is the album lyrics for the Marillion album Brave for your pleasure.
		It is the rarest of concept albums, the one that follows its concept from beginning to end.
		A lot of people felt it was too emotional, too dark and creepy, to listen to someone's life play out from one bad moment to the next, right from birth to the moment she jumps off the bridge and beyond.
	www.lyrics-now.com /M/Marillion-lyrics/Brave (523 words)

	Song Lyrics :: Marillion lyrics - Brave album
		If Brave album isn't complete, submit new song.
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	www.lyred.com /lyrics/Marillion/Brave (108 words)

	Brave - Marillion - Music Records Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Brave - Marillion : Tell Me I'm Mad
		If ever there was an album that was underplayed in my CD deck, then this is it.
		Mehr bei dooyoo Deutschland: Brave - Marillion - Tests und Preisvergleich - Produkt Index Germany
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /music-records/brave-marillion (142 words)

	Marillion Album Discussion Volume 4: Anoraknophobia
		Marillion Album Discussion Volume 4: Anoraknophobia - 1/27/2006 2:50:18 AM
		Anoraknophobia is a pretty under-rated album though, it has some very good parts on it IMO.
		Well yeah, it's still good, but the first few minutes aren't quite as good because I'm always looking for him to reproduce the stuff he does on the album (which is perfect, imo), but he plays a completely different part.
	www.mikeportnoy.com /forum/tm.aspx?m=1140768 (4824 words)

	marillion.com \| BAND - Members - Steve Hogarth \| The Official Marillion Website
		The "h Tunes" web site was launched to make these shows available to download, while 2007 saw the release of the aptly titled h Natural DVD - a complete film of one of the shows.
		After touring with the all-star "h Band" from 2000-2003 and releasing a double live album Live Spirit Live Body; the latest incarnation of h Band had writing sessions in early 2005, but no definite plans on a second album have yet surfaced.
		Before joining Marillion, Steve was keyboard player and (occasional) vocalist for the Europeans from 1981 to 1984, releasing the albums Vocabulary, Europeans Live, and Recurring Dreams
	www.marillion.com /band/hogarth.htm (317 words)

	marillion.com \| MUSIC - Discography - Smoke \| The Official Marillion Website
		For the Saturday night performance from Marillion Weekend 2005, the band decided to choose their favourite "up-tempo" songs to create a high-energy party vibe for the night.
		Slower more atmospheric songs were then selected to end the Weekend on the Sunday night, creating a completely different show and feel.
		Mixed by Dave Meegan, Smoke and Mirrors are the complete performances from these nights; and with the addition of Marbles by the Sea create a complete set of all three performances from Marillion Weekend 2005.
	www.marillion.com /music/racket/mirrors.htm (120 words)

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