Post by pointlessfiller on Aug 9, 2019 18:23:27 GMT
Since this already has an article on the wiki, I will provide a link to that instead of explaining it here:
lostmediawiki.com/Marillion_%22The_Tower%22_(lost_demo_track;_1979)
So basically, "The Tower" was a primitive version of the early fish-era track "Grendle", and the only known Irving-era demo track to never have been bootlegged, let alone officially released. Just like any Irving-era track, it is unknown where and when it was played live, if it even was. Maybe we could find out by time a recording of either of the three concerts listed below.
Regardless if you remember going to an Irving-era concert, or even if this is the first time you ever heard of Marillion, enjoy having a healthy discussion.
lostmediawiki.com/Marillion_%22The_Tower%22_(lost_demo_track;_1979)
So basically, "The Tower" was a primitive version of the early fish-era track "Grendle", and the only known Irving-era demo track to never have been bootlegged, let alone officially released. Just like any Irving-era track, it is unknown where and when it was played live, if it even was. Maybe we could find out by time a recording of either of the three concerts listed below.
- Civic Centre, Berkhamsted, England (March 1st, 1980)
- The General Wolfe, Coventry, England (June 29th, 1980)
- The Red Lion, Bicester, England (November 14th, 1980)
Regardless if you remember going to an Irving-era concert, or even if this is the first time you ever heard of Marillion, enjoy having a healthy discussion.
