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Poll Question: Best Hogarth Era Marillion Song
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
7 [10.77%]
7 [10.77%]
3 [4.62%]
3 [4.62%]
7 [10.77%]
2 [3.08%]
7 [10.77%]
2 [3.08%]
6 [9.23%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
5 [7.69%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
9 [13.85%]
2 [3.08%]
5 [7.69%]
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I love these ones:

Gazpacho

Cover My Eyes

Don't Hurt Yourself

Drilling Holes

A Collection

Tumble Down The Years

My vote goes to Man of a Thousand Faces



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Ocean Cloud, closely followed by Interior Lulu (totally underrated) and Neverland.
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 The Great Escape, especially live....
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I voted for Neverland but would also include This Strange Engine as my
favourite.
Neverland got the vote as it was a return to the sort of music that Marillion
are so capable but the previous 3 or 4 albums could not find. Hope the
next album continues the trend.
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Man of A Thousand Faces
Alone Again In The Lap Of Luxury
The Great Escape
80 Days
This Strange Engine
The Uninvited Guest
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"Season's end" for me, the closing section in particular makes the song. Close second for "Afraid of sunlight".
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Man Of A Thousand Faces, just for the end section where all the vocals build up to that incredible climax. Wow!!
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Out Of This World !!!
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Dont like Easter...............prefer Christmas
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Easter. Lovely song. Great vocal presentation of mr. Hogarth.

I'm very much a Fish-era fan, but I like some later stuff as well. Brave (the album) is good, and I like Hollow Men and Alone Again In the Lap Of Luxury on that one.

I'd like to see what people see as the best Hogarth-era Marillion album. Brave, probably (?). There's probably a thread around. If not, maybe I (or you, reader?) will start one myself one of these days (...I'm going to cut you into little pieces - sorry 'bout that  , Pavlovian Pinkfloydian reaction, I'm not a violent person at all )

But for now: Easter. I once saw a great live version on Dutch tv of that song, with just Hogarth and Rothery (on acoustic guitar), both sitting on bar stools. That was very powerful! Hogarth is no Fish, but he definitely has a great voice and a great stage presence.
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Originally posted by Jim Prog Wizard Jim Prog Wizard wrote:

You forgot "The Space....", which is not only IMO the best Hogarth-era song, but one of the best Marillion songs period.

Sorry I did.  With yer there.  I also forgot Splintering Heart which is pretty smart.  Oh well these would come under 'others' I suppose.
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Ocean Cloud, all the way. I'm not even a Marillion fan and that's still among my favorite post-70s prog tracks.
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Script of a new singers tears.................
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You forgot "The Space....", which is not only IMO the best Hogarth-era song, but one of the best Marillion songs period.
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Come on, there must be a few more who enjoy the Hogarth years.
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i chose brave, but it could be easter too!

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In my opinion "This Strange Engine" is a masterpiece... Complete in his 15 perfect minutes, with good variations and a great sentimental climax, with a sensible guitar solo. And the emotional voice of Hogarth, very very very superior to his predecessor, creates the perfect climate to the music.
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I vote for Easter

And why there are no songs beautiful?
I know only Russian.
Apologies for bad English. I translate by means of the computer program
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