Steve Hogarth

Unless I'm going completely mad, I cannot see an entry for Steve Hogarth, in relation to his solo material outside of Marillion.

If I am not mad, can he be added please? I will then add the album details.

If I am going mad, then kindly feel free to tell me

akamaisondufromage wrote: Looking at your picture I would say its too late.  Mad already.

Be careful.....For the mad Monkey, Bristol is only a short train journey from West wales

I honestly thought he had an entry...
If needs be, I'm happy to organise a Bio. and picture of h...

I don't own any of his albums, though.


-Joel

You're right, Phil Collins solo does not sound similar to Hogarth solo.  I hadn't yet even listened to the music when I began writing the post.  Lazland seemed to be wondering why he wasn't in yet, and that comment was meant to illustrate my point about artists not being included based on being involved with other bands.  I was wondering myself about possible reasons why this was not here, although I lacked knowledge.  Having listened to the music (listened yesterday to the myspace), I agree with your impressions, and could see it in.  When I heard "I Really Like" it certainly reminded me of Gabriel's solo music.  And Prog-Related or Crossover do sound to be the possible options.  One problem with Prog-Related, though, is that, at least now, they want music that was not just influenced by Prog, and has a progginess, but really influenced it.  It seems likely that  Ice Cream Genius would have influenced Marillion to an extent, but I don't expect that it would have much particular impact on Prog.  Guess Crossover should look at it first -- I personally doubt that it's sufficiently Prog for Crossover, though it has Art Rock merits.  But of course that's just my opinion, and it's up to others to decide.

Thanks all - my option, for what it is worth, would be prog related or crossover. It is certainly not neo.

Hogarth has now been added to Crossover :-)