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Poll Question: My favourite Fish-era Marillion Songs
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12 [30.00%]
2 [5.00%]
3 [7.50%]
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3 [7.50%]
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6 [15.00%]
1 [2.50%]
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Incubus just over Fugazi.
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Originally posted by Olape Olape wrote:

Originally posted by addictedtoprog addictedtoprog wrote:

Would have voted 'Forgotten Sons' if included.
 
Me too...
From the list: Fugazi.
 


Same. Looked for Forgotten Sons, voted for Fugazi.
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From the list my top 3 would be:
1. Script
2. Fugazi
3. Grendel

From all Fish era Marillion songs it would be probably
1. Script
2. The Web
3. Forgotten Sons
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Incubus, because it contains one of my favourite guitar solos.

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Originally posted by Hercules Hercules wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Sugar Mice for the Rothery solo. Fugazi and Incubus for the incredible maturity in songwriting and performance by what was a very young band at the time.


Sugar Mice has a great guitar solo, but for me the definitive Fish-era solo has to be the one on Jigsaw, which was only surpassed when they released Easter.


That solo on Easter is breathtaking
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Originally posted by addictedtoprog addictedtoprog wrote:

Would have voted 'Forgotten Sons' if included.
 
Me too...
From the list: Fugazi.
 
 
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Would have voted 'Forgotten Sons' if included.
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Script, my very favourite song from them. Though White Russian and Kayleigh are very close behind... Kayleigh would need to be togheter with Pseudo Silk Kimono, though, for that one holds half or more of the magic the pair of songs transmit me (and together they are just about as magical to me as Script itself).
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Favourite from here is Script, but favourite of all time is Chelsea Monday
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Sugar Mice for the Rothery solo. Fugazi and Incubus for the incredible maturity in songwriting and performance by what was a very young band at the time.

Sugar Mice has a great guitar solo, but for me the definitive Fish-era solo has to be the one on Jigsaw, which was only surpassed when they released Easter.
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I'd pick "Slainte Mhath" from Clutching at Straws, but since it's not there, I voted for "Assassing."
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Sugar Mice for the Rothery solo. Fugazi and Incubus for the incredible maturity in songwriting and performance by what was a very young band at the time.
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Incubus today. Could very easily have voted for Fugazi or Grendel.
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Script For A Jester's Tear though it's tough a pick one. That one however, is special to me, so I went for it.

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I hate the fact that the guitar solo at the end of Grendel has been reused for Forgotten Sons, but there may be areason why I actually fell in love with Marillion after listening to those two songs.
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