Discover the essence of Marillion through “The Fish and the Hogarth: Best 20 Songs” collection. Immerse yourself in the band’s iconic music and distinctive style. Experience the best of Marillion’s discography in this curated selection.
Fish Era (1979-1988):
1- Script for a Jester’s Tear (1983): A complex and theatrical masterpiece, the title track from their 1983 album features soaring vocals, intricate instrumentation, and a captivating story.
2- Forgotten Sons (1985): A powerful and poignant song about the Falklands War, showcasing Fish’s passionate vocals and the band’s progressive rock prowess.
3- Incommunicado (1987): A haunting exploration of isolation and loneliness, featuring a memorable melody and atmospheric soundscapes.
4- Kayleigh (1985): Their biggest commercial hit, a catchy and accessible song with a surprisingly dark undercurrent.
5- Neverland (1984): A beautiful and melancholic ballad with a timeless quality, inspired by the Peter Pan story.
6- Garden Party (1983): A sardonic and satirical look at British society, featuring a blend of humor and anger.
7- Blind Curve (1984): A dynamic and energetic track with a driving rhythm section and soaring guitar work.
8- Heart of Lothian (1985): A moving and epic song about lost love and nostalgia, featuring a memorable flute solo.
9- That Time of the Night (The Short Straw) (1984): A dramatic and theatrical piece with a memorable storytelling style.
10- Assassing (1984): A dark and intense exploration of political violence, showcasing the band’s heavier side.
Steve Hogarth Era (1989-Present):
11- This Strange Engine (1997): A complex and ambitious epic from the Hogarth era, exploring themes of faith and doubt.
12- The Invisible Man (1995): A powerful and thought-provoking song about alienation and social anxiety.
13- The Great Escape (2004): A driving and uplifting rock anthem with a hopeful message.
14- Easter (1989): A moving and emotional exploration of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
15- Ocean Cloud (1995): A beautiful and atmospheric ballad with a sense of wonder and mystery.
16- Afraid of Sunlight (1995): A hauntingly beautiful song about the fear of intimacy.
17- Sugar Mice (1987): A melodic and bittersweet song about a failed relationship.
18- Warm Wet Circles (1989): A powerful and disturbing song about the abuse of power.
19- The Leavers (2009): A moving and personal song about loss and grief.
20- Man of a Thousand Faces (1989): A complex and dynamic song about the nature of identity.
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