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Marillion - Forum London, England 28 April 1996 FLAC

Performer: Marillion
Title: Forum London, England 28 April 1996
Genre: Rock
Cat #: FRC-009
Label: Front Row Club
Country: UK
Date of release: 18 Nov 2002
Style: Prog Rock
FLAC size 2613 mb
MP3 size: 1133 mb
Record From 2 × CD, Album

Marillion Front Row Club Prog Rock 2002

Tracklist

1	100 Nights	5:42
2	Freaks	5:32
3	Beautiful	5:57
4	Market Square Heroes	6:16
5	King	7:29
6	Cover My Eyes	3:52
7	Afraid of Sunlight	7:03
8	Seasons End	9:13
9	The Bell in the Sea	4:51
10	The Party	5:32
11	This Town	3:03
12	Made Again	6:23
13	Easter	6:17
14	Berlin	8:26
15	Out Of This World	10:05
16	The Rakes Progress	2:03
17	The King Of Sunset Town	7:30
18	The Great Escape	7:33

Credits

Design – Erik Nielsen
Engineer [Front Of House] – Privet
Liner Notes – Steve Hogarth
Mastered By – Erik Nielsen
Photography [Additional] – Colin Price
Photography [Polaroid] – Luigi Colasanti Antonelli

Notes

''To promote the Made Again live album, Marillion headed out to perform only 4 gigs in Europe. This was the last night of the mini-tour, and features many rare tracks performed live, including (among others) the 'Emmanuel' intro to 'Seasons End,' and a full electric version of 'The Bell in the Sea' - the first time it was ever performed in England.''

Out of all the London venues we've played, The Forum is my favourite.

It has a better "centre stage" sound than the Shepherds Bush Empire, and the layout of the building is such that the audience seem to be closer to the band, unlike Wembley Arena where the front row feel like they're all in the next building, and the sound feels like it's in the next neighbourhood. From an audience perspective, you can get to the bar and buy a drink without losing contact with the show, which makes for an "enhanced" atmosphere!

We've played the Forum a few times now and I always forward to it. This gig was around the time we'd released "Made Again" and we'd decided to add a few songs from the first albums. I don't think I've sung 'Market Square Heroes' since. Any lyric changes were purely down to hysteria and a reluctance to proclaim myself the antichrist.

Steve Hogarth.

Track times from CD playback.