Disco de Marillion: “Made Again”

This Live set has more energy and feeling than their studio albums (which are also very good!!). Somehow this recording captures the backbone of Marillion as a band even as not all of the "hits" are included. The songs are extremely well linked together. Once you push play there is no way to stop the first CD from playing until it reaches the end.

The first CD covers some of Marillions best known songs as Eater, Cover my Eyes, Beautiful, Kayleigh and King. The second CD is a live interpretation of the Brave album which is one of the best prog concept albums of the 90's. Both CDs are excelents in terms of sound and interpretation. As with the new remastered Marillion released the inner booklet has good notes in reference to the shows, the band and the music at the time.

Again, this live set may not be the most comprehensive in terms of amount of material but it delivers Marillion at is best.

This double cd capture the essential of Marillion up to their 1995 realease "Afraid of Sunlight" There was no need to get back to their earlier releases with "Fish" because we already have "The thieving magpie"

In my opinion, we really have the best of the Hoggart era, in great live version and the second cd offers "Brave" in an amazing live interpretation.

This double cd contains also live versions of some of my favorite tracks like "Easter", "Something to happen", "Afraid of Sunlight" and "Seasons end" A must have if you like Marillion with Steve Hoggart like I do.

If you're new to Marillion, this is perhaps one of the best crash courses you can get into their music, specially into their work after Fish and the band parted ways. If you know their music, you know already that this album contains some of the best Steve Hogarth-era works by Marillion.

With only a couple of tracks ("Kayleigh" and "Lavender") from the band's time with Fish, the first disc samples from "Season's End" and "Holidays in Eden", and even throws "Beautiful" into the mix, a track from their "Afraid of Sunlight" production. Disc 2 is the entire "Brave" album live, which is something you JUST have to own, if you are a serious Marillion follower (and you know it). The conceptual "Brave" is simply the best work they've ever recorded and this live rendition of the album does justice to it.

I personally prefer this live album over all their other live productions. I recommend it without any doubt!

Cuando Fish abandonò MARILLION, muchos nos preguntamos cual serìa el destino de la banda, ya que èste le imprimìa un sentimiento muy suyo a sus interpretaciones. Nada màs recordar Chelsea Monday o la versiòn en directo de Misplaced Chilhood incluida en La Gazza Ladra. La incògnita quedò develada con la apariciòn de Steve Hogarth que, lejos de hacer extrañar a Fish, dotò a la banda de un sentimiento màs espiritual. Muchos consideran que las canciones concebidas en la època del Jester no las podrìa interpretar nadie con ese mismo sentimiento poderoso y a la vez nostàlgico. Eso pensaba hasta oir la versiòn de Hogarth de Script for a Jester`s Tear del bootleg, Live in Caracas. MADE AGAIN recopila en el primer CD versiones en directo incluidas en varios discos (Holidays in Eden, Season's end, Afraid of Sunlight y Misplaced Childhood). El segundo CD es una versiòn en directo de Brave interpretada en Parìs. Los dos CD'S son excelentes y demuestran sin lugar a dudas que Hogarth, lejos de ser un reemplazo, ha marcado una nueva època para Marillion.

When Fish left MARILLION and begin his solo career, most of their fans believe that no one can deliver this songs with the passion and intensity of the Jester. I included myself in this group until I heard Hogarth version of Script for a Jester's tear included in their bootleg, Live at Caracas. With his tune, Hogarth has impress a special and wonderful spiritual orientation to Marillion`s music. Just hear MADE AGAIN: CD1 includes live versions of songs played in Holidays in Eden, Season`s End, Afraid of Sunlight and Misplaced Chilhood. CD2 is a complete and enriched version their Brave album. This album proves, without a doubt, that Hogarth, far to be a replacement, with his voice start a new Marillon's epoque. A great live album!!