HOLIDAYS IN EDEN

Marillion

Neo-Prog

3.15 | 771 ratings

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Sean Trane
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Prog Folk

Please read my review on the previous one as this is not any better. I my mind , I always get confused between this album and its predecessor Season's End. They sound interchangeable and the new singer made them sound like a whole lot of other groups - a thing no-one could reproach Fish. There are tons of tracks that could belong to other groups (I am thinking of Pendragon or IQ of those very same years) and clearly Marillion was looking for a path to follow. Confused and hardly essential album

Sean Trane | 2/5 | 2004-2-26

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