I'd not seen mention of this here, so here's a last minute heads up for anyone possibly thinking about going.
The Steve Rothery Band began their current run of live shows a couple of nights ago. They're about to trek across Europe before heading back to the UK. Tickets still available for all remaining dates from tomorrow onwards.
Full details and ticket links below:
http://www.realgonerocks.com/2018/03...for-march-may/
Got mine for Manchester.
I remain eternally disappointed that I will never see this band live in the US.
how many albums does he have?
I only have Pripyat but I love that instrumental tour de force
Why is it whenever someone mentions an artist that was clearly progressive (yet not the Symph weenie definition of Prog) do certain people feel compelled to snort "thats not Prog" like a whiny 5th grader?
He has two albums with a band called The Wishing Tree.Originally Posted by MYSTERIOUS TRAVELLER
There's two official live albums out there based around the Pripyat material (plus some older Marillion tunes). One of these came out before the studio album if I recall correctly.
He's done quite a few UK/European shows running to this basic formula and I've been lucky enough to see him at least 6 times now... and I'll be there again in Manchester for this tour too.
Check out this setlist for the Milan show the other night. Holy crap!
The Ghosts of Pripyat
Morpheus
Kendris
Old Man of the Sea
Summer’s End
Clutching at Straws
Hotel Hobbies
Warm Wet Circles
That Time of the Night (The Short Straw)
Going Under
Just for the Record
White Russian
Incommunicado
Torch Song
Slàinte Mhath
Sugar Mice
The Last Straw
Happy Ending
Cinderella Search
Incubus
Three Boats Down From the Candy
Garden Party
Market Square Heroes
I think it’s the first time he (whether in a Marillion concert or other concert) played Going Under live. For those interested, an audience video of this appears in his Facebook timeline visible to anyone (anyone with an fb account) and I guess it might also appear in youtube later.
While on the topic of rare video footage of Fish-era Marillion songs:
Several days ago someone on youtube has posted live video footage of a song that I’d never seen live video footage of: Charting the Single. I think that until a few weeks ago I’d never seen live video footage of Emerald Lies either and I ran into that also:
Charting the Single starts at 3:29 and Emerald Lies starts at 18:38 at
A second Emerald Lies footage:
I’m thinking there are some of you who haven’t seen live video footage of these songs and would be interested to check them out. It’s not great video footage or anything, but was interesting to see.
Life can be unfair at times and now I think I know why.
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