Marillion

In July 1987, Marillion was riding high on the waves of their breakthrough album, "Misplaced Childhood," released just the previous year. This period marked a pivotal moment for the band, as they transitioned from cult favorites to mainstream stars. The live recording at Freilichtbühne Loreley features the tracks "Hotel Hobbies," "Warm Wet Circles," and "That Time of the Night," showcasing the band's signature blend of progressive rock and emotive storytelling. Interestingly, this concert found them exploring themes of nostalgia and reflection, mirroring the introspective lyrics that defined "Misplaced Childhood." By this time, Marillion was not just a band; they were becoming a phenomenon, drawing in fans with their theatrical performances and evocative music, making this live recording a cornerstone of their historical journey.

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