Prog Magazine Chris Squire

**Brian** · 05-24-2018

Just got my shipping notice for Brave cover as well. Guess I will order the Squire issue and a subscription too.

**Mister Triscuits** · 05-26-2018

Stopped by my local Barnes & Noble just out of curiosity and they didn't have any copies at all.

**Brian** · 05-26-2018

My local bookstore, Schulers, told me today that their distributer is having some difficulty.

**FrippWire** · 05-29-2018

I was at B&N yesterday and they had the Squire cover issue in stock. We've yet to receive them at the record store though.

**Mark Newman** · 05-31-2018

Hey Brian,

Barnes & Noble in Grand Rapids finally has the Squire issue. I had looked in Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Toronto the past two weeks and nobody had it.

Originally Posted by Brian

My local bookstore, Schulers, told me today that their distributer is having some difficulty.

**mozo-pg** · 05-31-2018

I'm halfway through the article on Brave. There producer asked the band if they wanted to devote the time to create a masterpiece and the band responded with a resounding "yes!". It was a brave, excuse the pun, effort after the commercial disappointing Holidays in Eden. The band consciously moved to more in depth recordings over a longer period of time with a concept (out of flavour in the early 90s, to say the least) that was Horgarth's idea but the band embraced. I rate the album as Marillion's best and rank it in my top 20 albums of all time. I look forward to finishing the article. It cost me $16 U.S. with delivery to Canada - worth every penny.

**Brian** · 06-01-2018

Thanks Mark!

**fiberman** · 06-03-2018

Originally Posted by mozo-pg

I'm halfway through the article on Brave. There producer asked the band if they wanted to devote the time to create a masterpiece and the band responded with a resounding "yes!". It was a brave, excuse the pun, effort after the commercial disappointing Holidays in Eden. The band consciously moved to more in depth recordings over a longer period of time with a concept (out of flavour in the early 90s, to say the least) that was Horgarth's idea but the band embraced. I rate the album as Marillion's best and rank it in my top 20 albums of all time. I look forward to finishing the article. It cost me $16 U.S. with delivery to Canada - worth every penny.

My 2 issues, Chris Squire, and Brave arrived today in the mail in excellent shape, $33 delivered. I'm impressed at the price and service though I regret I was unable to get them at B&N. They need all the support they can get.

**Scott Bails** · 06-04-2018

Originally Posted by Gizmotron

Sidebar for Barnes and Noble: by paying attention at a number of stores in various cities to the terrible service, the random merchandising, the lackadaisical and poorly-informed staff, the lack of enough check-out staff, and the lack of depth of their stock, I find it easy to understand why they are closing stores.

This hasn't been my experience at all. The two B&N stores near me have excellent service and their staffs are usually very helpful.