Alphabetical Index:
Part 3 of the song "Goodbye To All That"
Music by Derek Dick, Brian Jelliman, Diz Minnit, Mick Pointer and Steve Rothery
Lyrics by Derek William Dick (Fish)
1981
Never officially released
This song evolved from "Lady Fantasy" featuring new lyrics by Fish.
Live versions:
Performed live for the first time on March 14, 1981
Early 1981 Shows
Saliva Tears 81/82 Tour
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by John Helmer
Published by Charisma Music Pub. Co. Ltd./ Rondor Music (Ldn) Ltd.
Copyright 1994 EMI Records Ltd.
Studio versions:
Album version (05:02)
marillion albums:
- "Brave" (1994) LP, CD, Cas
- "The Best of Both Worlds" (1997) LP, CD
- "Brave" - Remastered Version (1998) CD
marillion singles:
- "The Great Escape" (1994) CD-single
- "The Singles '89-95'" (2002) CD-single boxset
Written at the Racket Club, Buckinghamshire between April 1992 and January 1993
Recorded at Chateau Marouatte, Tocane St, Apre, France & Parr Street, Liverpool, between February and September 1993
Mixed at Parr Street, Liverpool & Sam West, London
Produced by Dave Meegan & Marillion
Engineered by Dave Meegan, assisted by Chris Hedge, Michael Hunter, Andrea Wright (Parr Street) and Niall Flynn (Sam West)
Album Demo (05:24)
marillion albums:
- "The Making Of Brave" (1995) CD
Recorded at Chateau Marouatte, Tocane St, Apre, France, between February and September 1993
Unplugged version (05:15)
marillion albums:
- "This Strange Engine" - Japanese Edition (1997) CD
marillion singles:
- "Man of a Thousand Faces" (1997)
Live versions:
Performed live for the first time, out of context, on June 19, 1993
Performed live for the first time, with the whole "Brave" album" on February 20, 1994
1993 Web Holland Fanclub Convention
Brave Tour
April 29, 1994: "La Cigale", Paris, France (05:25)
marillion albums:
- "Made Again" (1996) CD, Cas
Web Holland Fanclub Shows
June 23, 1995: Arnhem, "The Luxor", The Netherlands (06:25)
marillion albums:
- " Luxor, Arnhem, Netherlands. 23 June 1995" (FRC 003) (2002) CD
Afraid of Sunlight Tour
Made Again Tour
April 28, 1996: "Forum", London, England (06:22)
marillion albums:
- "Forum, London, England. 28 April 1996" (FRC 009) (2002) CD
This Strange Engine Tour
September 6, 1997: "Le Spectrum", Montreal, Canada (06:43)
marillion albums:
- "Le Spectrum, Montreal, Canada. 6 September 1997" (FRC 008) (2002) CD
Pre-Radiation Shows
January 10 1998: "Ateneu Popular", Barcelona, Spain - (Acoustic) (06:59)
marillion albums:
- "Ateneu Popular, Barcelona, Spain. 10 January 1998" (FRC 016) (2003) CD
Radiation Tour
Marillion.com Tour
Anoraknophobia Tour
Marillion Weekend 2002
April 5, 2002: "Pontins Holiday Center", Brean
Down, Somerset, England (05:46)
marillion albums:
marillion videos:
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by John Helmer
Published by Charisma/Rondor Music
Copyright (1997) by Castle Copyrighs Ltd.
Studio versions:
Album version (07:33)
marillion albums:
- "This Strange Engine" (1997) CD, Cas
- "Crash Course - An Introduction to Marillion" - 2nd edition (2002) CD
Recorded at the Racket Club, Buckinghamshire between August and November 1996
Produced by Marillion
Engineered by Stewart Every
Mixed by Dave Meegan with Andrea Wright and Michael Hunter at Parr Studios,
Liverpool
Radio Edit (03:37)
marillion singles:
- "Man Of A Thousand Faces" (1997) CD-single
Extended version (08:19)
marillion singles:
- "Man Of A Thousand Faces" (1997) CD-single
Album Demo (06:33)
marillion albums:
- "Another DAT At the Office - The Making Of This Strange Engine" (2001) CD
Recorded 1995-1997 at the Racket Club, Buckinghamshire, during the writing of "This Strange Engine" and "Afraid of Sunlight"
Originally recorded by Stewart Every and Dave Meegan
Live versions:
Performed live for the first time on April 30, 1997
This Strange Engine Tour
May 19, 1997: "Vooruit", Gent, Belgium (08:14)
marillion albums:
August 31, 1997: "The Spectrum Rochester", New York, U.S.A. (18:05) (with "Estonia")
marillion albums:
- "Marillionrochester" (1998) CD
September 6, 1997: "Le Spectrum", Montreal, Canada (09:59)
marillion albums:
- "Le Spectrum, Montreal, Canada. 6 September 1997" (FRC 008) (2002) CD
Pre-Radiation Shows
January 10 1998: "Ateneu Popular", Barcelona, Spain - (Acoustic) (04:04)
marillion albums:
- "Ateneu Popular, Barcelona, Spain. 10 January 1998" (FRC 016) (2003) CD
Radiation Tour
November 9, 1998: "Ludwigshalle", Dieburg, Germany (04:15)
marillion albums:
- "Ludwigshalle, Dieburg, Germany. 9 November 1998" (FRC 001) (2002) CD
University Tour
Anoraknophobia Tour
May 19, 2001: "Academy", Manchester, England (07:51)
marillion albums:
- "Anorak In The UK Live" - 2 CD Edition (2002) CD
2002 Festivals
Christmas 2002 Tour
December 7, 2002: "Union Chapel", Islington, London, England (??:??)
marillion videos:
- "Christmas in the Chapel" (2003) DVD
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by Steve Hogarth and Van Eede
Published by Bug Music
Copyright (2001) Marillion / Intact Records Ltd.
Studio versions:
Album version (05:02)
marillion albums:
- "Anoraknophobia" (2001) CD
- "Anoraknophobia" - Limited Edition (2001) CD
Written, recorded and mixed at the Racket Club, Buckinghamshire for the whole 2000 and beginning of 2001
Produced, recorded and Mixed by Dave Meegan aided and abbeted by Stewart Every
Mastered by Simon Heyworth at Chop'em Out
Recording demo (05:45)
marillion albums:
- "Anoraknophobia" - Limited Edition (2001) (video enhanced track) CD
Radio Edit (04:15)
marillion singles:
- "Between You And Me / Map Of the World" (2001) CD-single
Racket Club Acoustic Session 2001 (04:04)
marillion albums:
- "A Verry Barry Christmas" (2001) CD
Recorded and mixed by Stewart Every at the Racket Club, Buckinghamshire, 2001
Live versions:
Performed live for the first time on February 13, 2001
University Tour
Anoraknophobia Tour
May 22, 2001: "Forum", London, England (05:05)
marillion albums:
- "Anorak In The UK Live" (2002) CD
- "Anorak In The UK Live" - 2 CD Edition (2002) CD
October 13, 2001: "013", Tillburg, The Netherlands
(06:11)
marillion albums:
- "013 Tilburg, Netherlands. 13 October 2001" (FRC 017) (2003) CD
Marillion Weekend 2002
2002 Festivals
Christmas 2002 Tour
December 7, 2002: "Union Chapel", Islington, London, England (??:??)
marillion videos:
- "Christmas in the Chapel" (2003) DVD
Radio Sessions:
Total Rock Live Radio Session, April 2002 (04:51)
marillion albums:
- "Marillion Christmas 2002 - Santa And His Elvis " (2002) CD
Recorded and mixed by Dave Meegan, live in the Racket Club, Buckinghamshire, April 2002
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by Steve Hogarth
Copyright (2004) Intact Recordings Ltd.
Published by knowmorepublishing
Studio versions:
Album version (01:42)
marillion albums:
- "Marbles" (2004) 2CD Deluxe edition
- "Marbles" (2004) 1CD Retail edition
Written, recorded and mixed at The Racket Club, Buckhimghamshire,
for the whole of 2002, 2003 and the beginning of 2004
Produced and recorded by Dave Megan
Mixed by Dave Megan, Michael Hunter and Steven Wilson
Assistant engineer: Roderick Brunton
Live versions:
Never performed live
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by Steve Hogarth
Copyright (2004) Intact Recordings Ltd.
Published by knowmorepublishing
Studio versions:
Album version (02:02)
marillion albums:
- "Marbles" (2004) 2CD Deluxe edition
- "Marbles" (2004) 1CD Retail edition
Written, recorded and mixed at The Racket Club, Buckhimghamshire,
for the whole of 2002, 2003 and the beginning of 2004
Produced and recorded by Dave Megan
Mixed by Dave Megan, Michael Hunter and Steven Wilson
Assistant engineer: Roderick Brunton
Live versions:
Never performed live
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by Steve Hogarth
Copyright (2004) Intact Recordings Ltd.
Published by knowmorepublishing
Studio versions:
Album version (04:17)
marillion albums:
- "Marbles" (2004) 2CD Deluxe edition
- "Marbles" (2004) 1CD Retail edition
Written, recorded and mixed at The Racket Club, Buckhimghamshire,
for the whole of 2002, 2003 and the beginning of 2004
Produced and recorded by Dave Megan
Mixed by Dave Megan, Michael Hunter and Steven Wilson
Assistant engineer: Roderick Brunton
Live versions:
Never performed live
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by Steve Hogarth
Copyright (2004) Intact Recordings Ltd.
Published by knowmorepublishing
Studio versions:
Album version (01:26)
marillion albums:
- "Marbles" (2004) 2CD Deluxe edition
- "Marbles" (2004) 1CD Retail edition
Written, recorded and mixed at The Racket Club, Buckhimghamshire,
for the whole of 2002, 2003 and the beginning of 2004
Produced and recorded by Dave Megan
Mixed by Dave Megan, Michael Hunter and Steven Wilson
Assistant engineer: Roderick Brunton
Live versions:
Never performed live
Traditional
Arrangement by Derek Dick, Mark Kelly, Mick Pointer, Pete Trewavas and Steve Rothery
Published by Marillion Music, Charisma Music Publishing Co. Ltd., Chappell Music Ltd.
Copyright (1983) EMI Records Ltd.
Never recorded in studio
Live versions:
Performed live for the first time on September 4, 1981
Early 1981 Shows
Saliva Tears 81/82 Tour
Market Square Heroes Promotion Tour
Farewell to 1982 Tour
The Script Tour (1st leg)
April 7, 1983: "The Playhouse", Edinburgh, Scotland (12:17)
marillion albums:
- "B'Sides Themselves" (1988) LP, CD, Cas
marillion singles:
- "Garden Party - The Great Cucumber Massacre" (1983) 12"
- "The Singles: '82-88'" (2000) CD-single boxset
April 7, 1983: "The Playhouse", Edinburgh, Scotland [Edited] (04:05)
marillion singles:
- "Garden Party" (1983) 7"
- "The Singles: '82-88'" (2000) CD-single boxset
The Script Tour (with Andy Ward)
The Script Tour (with John Martyr)
Introducing Ian Mosley
Farewell to '83 Tour
Fugazi Tour
Farewell to '86 Tour
Music by Derek Dick, Mark Kelly, Diz Minnett, Mick Pointer, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by Derek William Dick (Fish)
Published by Marillion Music, Charisma Music Publishing Co. Ltd., Chappell Music Ltd.
Copyright (1982) EMI Records Ltd.
Studio versions:
"Anti-Christ" version (04:17)
marillion singles:
- "Market Square Heroes" (1982) 7", 12"
- "The Singles: '82-88'" (2000) CD-single boxset
Recorded in October 1982
Produced by David Hitchcock
"Battle-Priest" version (04:15)
marillion albums:
- "Script for a Jester's Tear" - Remastered Version (1997) CD
marillion videos:
- "1982-86 The Videos" (1986) VHS
- "EMI Singles Collection" (2002) DVD
Re-recorded version (04:45)
marillion albums:
- "Script for a Jester's Tear" - Remastered Version (1997) CD
marillion singles:
- "Punch & Judy" (1984) 12"
- "The Singles: '82-88'" (2000) CD-single boxset
Recorded in September 1983
Produced by Nick Tauber
Edited Re-recorded version (03:56)
marillion albums:
- "B'Sides Themselves" (1988) LP, CD, Cas
- "The Best of Marillion" (1996) CD
- "The Best of Both Worlds" (1997) LP, CD
- "Kayleigh - The Essential Marillion Collection" (1998) CD
marillion singles:
- "Punch & Judy" (1984) 7"
- "Welcome To The Garden Party" (1986) 7"
- "The Singles: '82-88'" (2000) CD-single boxset
Manchester Square demo (??:??)
present in the tape:
- "Manchester Square demo" (1982) Cas
Recorded at the "EMI House", Manchester Square, London, July 26, 1982
Produced by David Hitchcock
Fair Deal Studios demo (03:37)
present in the tape:
- "Fair Deal demo" - (1982) Cas
Recorded at the "EMI Fair Deal Studio", Manchester Square, London, September 6, 1982
Produced by David Hitchcock
Live versions (Fish):
Performed live for the first time on April 24, 1982
Saliva Tears 81/82 Tour
????, 1982: "Marquee Club", London - (excerpt) (01:33)
marillion videos:
- "Recital of the Script" (2003) DVD
Market Square Heroes Promotion Tour
Farewell to 1982 Tour
The Script Tour (1st leg)
April 18, 1983: "Hammersmith Odeon", London, England (08:28)
marillion videos:
- "Recital of the Script" (1983) VHS
- "Recital of the Script" (2003) DVD
The Script Tour (with Andy Ward)
The Script Tour (with John Martyr)
The Script Tour (with Jonathan Mover)
Introducing Ian Mosley
Farewell to '83 Tour
Fugazi Tour
March 5, 1984:"De Montford Hall", Leicester, England (07:31)
marillion albums:
- "Real to Reel" (1984) LP, CD, Cas
- "Real to Reel / Brief Encounter" (1997) CD
Real to Reel Tour
Misplaced Childhood '85 Tour
Misplaced Childhood '86 Tour
Farewell to '86 Tour
Clutching at Straws Tour
Live versions (h):
Seasons End Tour
April 24, 1990: "De Montfort Hall", Leicester, England (10:01)
marillion videos:
- "From Stroke Row To Ipanema" (2003) DVD
Made Again Tour
April 28, 1996: "Forum", London, England (06:15)
marillion albums:
- "Forum, London, England. 28 April 1996" (FRC 009) (2002) CD
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Published by Charisma Music Pub. Co. Ltd./ Rondor Music (Ldn) Ltd. / Copyright Control
Copyright 1994 EMI Records Ltd.
Studio versions:
Album version (09:44)
marillion albums:
- "Brave" - Remastered Version (1998) CD
marillion singles:
- "The Great Escape" (1994) CD-single
- "The Hollow Man" (1994) CD-single
- "The Singles '89-95'" (2002) CD-single boxset
Recorded at Chateau Marouatte, Tocane St, Apre, France & Parr Street, Liverpool, between February and September 1993
Produced by Dave Meegan
Engineered by Dave Meegan, assisted by Chris Hedge
Live versions:
Never performed live
(The) Massive Attack Song
First working title of "House"
Music by Steve Hogarth, Mark Kelly, Ian Mosley, Steve Rothery and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by John Helmer
Published by Charisma/Rondor Music
Copyright (1997) by Castle Copyrighs Ltd.
Studio versions:
Album version (03:02)
marillion albums:
- "This Strange Engine" (1997) CD, Cas
Recorded at The Racket Club, Buckinghamshire between August and November 1996
Produced by Marillion
Engineered by Stewart Every
Mixed by Dave Meegan with Andrea Wright and Michael Hunter at Parr Studios, Liverpool
Positive Light remix (09:37)
marillion albums:
- "Tales From The Engine Room" (1998) CD, Cas
Produced by Marc Mitchell and Mark Daghorn at Aspect Studios, Jersey, Channel Islands
December 1996 to November 1997
Programmed and engineered by Marc Mitchell
Big Beat mix (08:05)
marillion albums:
- "Radiation" - US Edition (1998) CD
marillion singles:
- "These Chains" (1998) CD-single
Recorded at the Racket Club, Buckhinghamshire
Mixed by The Silent Buddhas, 1998
Mastered by Peter Mew at Abbey Road
Technopox remix (10:03)
marillion albums:
- "marillion.christmas" (1999) CD
Mixed by The Silent Buddhas, 1998
Album Demo (03:10)
marillion albums:
- "Another DAT At the Office - The Making Of This Strange Engine" (2001) CD
Recorded 1995-1997 at the Racket Club, Buckinghamshire, during the writing of "This Strange Engine" and "Afraid of Sunlight"
Originally recorded by Stewart Every and Dave Meegan
Live versions:
Performed live for the first time on September 12, 1998
Radiation Tour
November 9, 1998: "Ludwigshalle", Dieburg, Germany (08:01)
marillion albums:
- "Ludwigshalle, Dieburg, Germany. 9 November 1998" (FRC 001) (2002) CD
Marillion.com Tour
November 18, 1999: "Academy", Manchester, England (4:56)
marillion albums:
- "Academy, Manchester, England, 18 November 1999" (FRC 002) (2002) CD
November/December, 1999: Germany (05:25)
marillion videos:
- "Shot In The Dark" (2002) DVD
Christmas 2000 Tour
December 12, 2000: "Sala Bikini", Barcelona, Spain (05:10)
marillion albums:
- "Sala Bikini, Barcelona, Spain. 12 December 2000" (FRC 012) (2003) CD
University Tour
Anoraknophobia Tour
Music by Steve Hogarth, Steve Rothery, Mark Kelly and Pete Trewavas
Lyrics by Steve Hogarth
Published by Charisma Music Pub. Co. Ltd./ Rondor Music (Ldn) Ltd.
Copyright (1995) EMI Records Ltd.
Studio versions:
Demo (06:03)
marillion albums:
- "Afraid of Sunlight" - Remastered Version (1999) CD
Live versions:
Never performed live
Part 4 of the song "Bitter Suite"
Studio versions:
Album Demo (01:56)
marillion albums:
- "Misplaced Childhood" - Remastered Version (1998) CD
Recorded in February 1985
The Who cover
Live versions:
Performed live as part of the "Market Square Heores" medley
Clutching at Straws Tour
Part 3 of the song "Blind Curve"
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