(Way OT) I just love this song

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Phil Collins. Perfect fit stepping in for Peter Gabriel on lead vocals
AND
playing the drums

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=manxPVTLth8

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WOW, Jill.... thanks for posting this. I enjoyed watching/listening. I
heard Phil no longer sings b/c he's losing his hearing...


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Allegedly that was his farewell performance. I wouldn't be able to hear
after being around all that for years, either.

Jill

On Sep 23, 11:54*am, Patok wrote:
.. Another example is the
entire "The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra)" live album by Marillion.

I am in love with you! La Gazza Ladra by Marillion is one of the
finest pieces of music ever recorded and these days most people
haven't heard of Marillion or if they have it's with Hogarth. I have
endless rows with friends of mine who tell me they're as good as they
ever were and Hogarth is a better vocalist etc....
Hogarth might be a better vocalist technically but his lyrics are
nowhere near as good as Fish and Fish's voice was such a beautifully
emotive one- Fish reduced me to tears- Hogarth did nothing for me and
never has

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

Lesley wrote:
On Sep 23, 11:54 am, Patok wrote:
. Another example is the
entire "The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra)" live album by Marillion.

I am in love with you!

blush


La Gazza Ladra by Marillion is one of the
finest pieces of music ever recorded

Indeed. It is one of my favorites. And more often than not, I tend to
listen to it as a whole, rather than as individual songs. It works like
an opera, in a way.


and these days most people
haven't heard of Marillion or if they have it's with Hogarth. I have
endless rows with friends of mine who tell me they're as good as they
ever were and Hogarth is a better vocalist etc....
Hogarth might be a better vocalist technically but his lyrics are
nowhere near as good as Fish and Fish's voice was such a beautifully
emotive one- Fish reduced me to tears- Hogarth did nothing for me and
never has

Yeah, Hogarth sings like a fish.

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On Sep 23, 1:14*pm, wrote:

By the way, I always thought Phil Collins was saying "I can feel it
coming in the OTHER NIGHT."

People mishear words all the time- there's a Michael Jackson song "Off
the Wall" (I think) and however much I hear it I cannot be unconvinced
he isn't signing on the chorus "Come on do the bus stop up -don't stop
till you get it up"

There's a ton of websites on misheard lyrics

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

On Oct 9, 11:02*am, Patok wrote:


* *Yeah, Hogarth sings like a fish.

I did like "Season's End"- "king of Sunset Town" is a great track
but you have to remember some of the songs from that were from the
final sessions with Fish- to me that's the last time Marillion sounded
interesting I brought Holidays in Eden and that was it

Fish has been inconsistent ever since "Suits" is not a good album for
example but he's also given the World "Credo" "Raingods with Zippos"
"Faith Healer" (I know it;s a cover I saw SAHB do it as well)",
"Family Business", "Vigil" "Big Wedge" "long cold winter" "Goldfish
and Clowns" "Internal exile" "Brother 52", "the company", "Fellini
nights", "Perceptions of Johnny Punter". "Sunsets on
empire"......amongst others

Excuse me just going to load my CD player....

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

I forgot " The voyeur (I like to watch) and "Lucky"

Lesley

Slave of the Fabulous Furballs

Lesley wrote:

People mishear words all the time- there's a Michael Jackson song "Off
the Wall" (I think) and however much I hear it I cannot be unconvinced
he isn't signing on the chorus "Come on do the bus stop up -don't stop
till you get it up"

Heh. I thought it was "Keep on, to the post office, don't stop till you
get it up."

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Joyce

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