Lot of 3 Marillion CDs: Fugazi (1984), Brave (1994), & Afraid of Sunlight (1995)

Description: Lot of 3 Marillion CDs: Fugazi (1984), Brave (1994), & Afraid of Sunlight (1995)1. Fugazi (1984)Fugazi is Marillion's second studio album and marks a continuation of the dramatic and theatrical style established in their debut, Script for a Jester's Tear (1983). It features the distinctive voice of Fish (Derek Dick), their charismatic frontman during the early years. The album explores themes of personal and societal struggles, with a darker and more polished sound.Notable Tracks:Assassing – Known for its dynamic rhythm and sharp lyrical delivery.Jigsaw – A reflective ballad showcasing emotional depth.Fugazi – A complex and ambitious title track with existential themes. 2. Brave (1994)Brave is a concept album and a turning point in Marillion’s career. Released during the Steve Hogarth era (Fish had left in 1988), it marked a departure from their early neo-prog style towards a more atmospheric and introspective approach. Inspired by a real-life story, the album tells the narrative of a young woman grappling with trauma, identity, and alienation.Style: Moody, cinematic, and deeply immersive, with influences from Pink Floyd and modern art rock.Notable Tracks:Bridge – Opens the album with haunting beauty.The Great Escape – A powerful, emotionally charged track.Living with the Big Lie – Tackles societal apathy with a poignant message. 3. Afraid of Sunlight (1995)Following Brave, Afraid of Sunlight reflects on fame, excess, and personal disintegration, with a less conceptual but equally profound approach. It is often considered one of Marillion's most accessible and deeply poetic albums.Style: Combines lush arrangements, introspective lyrics, and pop-rock sensibilities while retaining progressive elements.Notable Tracks:Gazpacho – A critique of modern celebrity culture.Afraid of Sunlight – Explores fragility and vulnerability with a haunting melody.King – A passionate closing track addressing the destructive nature of fame.Band EvolutionMarillion underwent significant changes during the 1980s and 1990s:1980s: Defined by Fish's theatrical presence and lyrical storytelling. Albums like Fugazi cemented their place in the neo-progressive scene.1990s: Transitioned with Steve Hogarth as the lead singer, exploring new sonic territories with albums like Brave and Afraid of Sunlight. These works expanded their audience and showcased their ability to evolve.Marillion remains influential in progressive and alternative rock circles, celebrated for their innovation and dedication to creating emotionally resonant music.

Price: 30 USD

Location: Poway, California

End Time: 2025-01-23T00:54:32.000Z

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