Marillion - 2014-05-16 - Santiago, CL (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Teatro Caupolicán 

Lineage
FM Broadcast -> Microlab recorder -> Sound Forge Audio Studio 10 (Normalization) -> CD Wave Editor 1.98 -> Flac level 8 

01 - Gaza 
02 - Easter 
03 - Beautiful 
04 - Power 
05 - You're Gone 
06 - Man of a Thousand Faces 
07 - No One Can 
08 - Warm Wet Circles 
09 - That Time of the Night (The Short Straw) 
10 - Cover My Eyes (Pain and Heaven) 
11 - The Uninvited Guest 
12 - Hooks in You 

Encore: 
13 - Ocean Cloud 

Encore 2: 
14 - Kayleigh 
15 - Lavender 
16 - Heart of Lothian 

Encore 3: 
17 - Sugar Mice 
18 - Neverland

note
Nice FM recording, lots of DJ chatting, but not to mess up completely the recording, really well mixed for a live broadcast. The FM reception is a little bit poor here, so you can hear a little static in the quieter parts. 

Marillion - 1983-05-12 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Marillion
Played under the pseudonym "The Skyline Drifters"
Venue: The Marquee Club, London, England
Date: 12 May 1983
Taper: Unknown
Source: Audience
Transfer: CD-R from trade > EAC > FLAC Level 8 > you
Sound Quality: B/B+ in my rating and ears....

CD1 [41min]
01 He Knows You Know
02 Garden Party
03 3 Boats down from the Candy
04 The Web/Script for a Jester´s Tear (fades out)

CD2 [46min]
01 Chelsea Monday
02 Charting the Single
03 Forgotten Sons
04 Market Square Heroes
05 I Know What I Like (in your wardrobe)
06 Margaret (fades out)

* From time to time I receive requests for reseeds....this one
* was upped by me for a couple of years ago.

Notes:
Marillion played/announced under the pseudonym The Skyline Drifters. First show with Andy Ward (from Camel) on drums. Fish seems to be in good mood, joking a lot between the songs. This is a nice dive into the good old days.

Marillion - 1994-04-15 - Genova, IT (DVDfull aud-shot)

(DVDfull aud-shot)

Teatro Verdi, Sestri Ponente

Source:
professionally manufactured bootleg VHS tape, labeled "Limelight LV 009"

Lineage:
Audience Cam-Shot (1 cam, done from the left balcony) --> VHS Tape (see Source) -> LG DVD+VHS-Recorder RC197H (VHS2DVD-dubbing) -> Verbatim DVD-R -> strip ugly recorders menu (untouched stream copy, movie only) -> VOB's -> you !

Format:
1x DVD5

DVD Format:
PAL

DVD Menues:
No

Sound:
AC3 2ch, 48.0 KHz, 16 bits, 256 Kbps (Excellent Quality !!!)

01 - Living with the Big Lie

02 - Runaway

03 - Goodbye to All That

04 - Hard as Love

05 - The Hollow Man

06 - Alone Again in the Lap of Luxury

07 - Paper Lies

08 - Brave

09 - The Great Escape

10 - Made Again

11 - Cover My Eyes

12 - Slainte Mhath

13 - Easter

14 - Garden Party

15 - Waiting to Happen

16 - Hooks in You

Marillion - 1983-04-07 - Edinburgh, UK (AUD/FLAC) + Bonus

(Audience FLAC)

PETER HAMMILL / JOHN EVANS 
Edinburgh, Playhouse 
April 7, 1983 

01 - The Comet, The Course, The Tail 

02 - Empress's Clothes 

03 - Glue 

04 - Modern 

05 - Fogwalking 

06 - Accidents 

TT 44:30

*************************

MARILLION 
Edinburgh, Playhouse 
April 7, 1983 

07 - Script For A Jester´s Tear 

08 - Garden Party 

09 - Three Boats Down From the Candy 

10 - The Web 

11 - Charting The Single 

12 - Chelsea Monday 

13 - He Knows You Know 

14 - Forgotten Sons 

15 - Market Square Heroes 

16 - Margaret (not included - officially released on the Garden Party 12") 

17 - Grendel 

TT 116:26 

Lineage: Unknown recording device > n generation tape > Teac Tape Deck AD-RW900 > Creative Sound Blaster Audigy > HD > 
SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6) 

Mark Kelly - keyboards, backing vocals 
Steve Rothery - electric guitar 
Fish - vocals 
Mick Pointer - drums 
Pete Trewawas - bass, backing vocals 

30 years exactly today, Marillion and supporter Peter Hammill played Edinburgh Playhouse in the middle of the UK tour supporting their debut album "Script For A Jester´s Tear". Now the band has 15+ studio records and probably a hundred live albums in the catalogue. 

This gig saw the debut of Grendel in the 1983 tour. That track was played for a total of 5 times in 1983, then never again as a band effort. I heard bits and pieces of Grendel during soundchecks but never as full song. one track was officially released so it is omitted from this torrent. Peter Hammill set was very powerful. Reports said that he was often booed by Marillion fans during his set which is a kind of weird considering that Hammill and VDGG ave been the main influences on Fish... 

Marillion - 1983-03-28 - Bristol, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

MARILLION
Bristol, Colston Hall
March 28, 1983

Lineage:
Unknown recording device > 2nd generation tape > Aiwa Tape Deck TC-WE475 > Creative Sound Blaster Recon 3D > HD > SoundForge Pro 10.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

RLR Collection

Steve Rothery - guitars
Fish - vocals
Pete Trewawas - bass, backing vocals
Mick Pointer - drums
Mark Kelly - keyboards

01 - Script for a Jester's Tear

02 - Garden Party

03 - Three Boats Down From The Candy

04 - The Web

05 - Charting The Single

06 - Geezabun / Chelsea Monday

07 - He Knows You Know

08 - Forgotten Sons

09 - Market Square Heroes

10 - Margaret (fades out)

TT 93:55

Extremely pleasant show from the "Script" tour 1983. Very good recording from 2nd generation tape.

Marillion - 1990-03-22 - Aalen, DE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Greuthalle

lineage

Analog tape (1st generation) -> Sony Tape Deck -> Hard disk -> Flac (using Audacity + Traders Little Helper)

Steve Hogarth - Lead vocals

Steven Rothery - Guitar

Mark kelly - Keyboards

Pete Trewavas - Bass

Ian Mosley - Drums

01 The King of Sunset Town

02 Slàinte Mhath

03 Script for a Jester's Tear

04 The Uninvited Guest

05 Easter

06 Warm Wet Circles

07 That Time of the Night (The Short Straw)

08 Holloway Girl

09 Berlin

10 Seasons End

11 Kayleigh

12 Lavender

13 Heart of Lothian

14 Hooks in You

15 The Space

16 Incommunicado

17 After Me

18 Market Square Heroes

Excellent audience recording!!!

Marillion - 1981-03-14 - Bicester, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Red Lion Pub

Lineage

Unknown gen Tape? > CDR > EAC > Flac 8

This s the Bicester show - not great quality, but significant historically.

Audience (7/10)

Fish - Vocals

Brian Jelliman - Keyboards

Diz Minnitt - Bass

Mick Pointer - Drums

Steve Rothery - Guitar

01 - Grendel

02 - Snow angel

03 - Skyline driver

04 - The web

05 - Herne the Hunter

06 - Garden Party

Running Time 71mins

Editing notes :

Softened click 6.44.5 into Grendel

Softened click 0.02 into Skyline Drifter

Most tracks had a nasty squealing noise between tracks from the original tape source.

This has been cut and faded where possible.

Marillion - 1984-03-12 - Chippenham, UK (pre-FM/FLAC)

(pre-FM FLAC)

Title: Shades of Green
Venue: Goldiggers Club

Catalog: Duley Digital - DD-M840312-A
Source: Prebroadcast BBC Transcription disc -> cdr -> EAC -> remaster -> CDWave ->flac

01 - Assassing

02 - Script For a Jester's Tear

03 - Incubus

04 - He Knows You Know

05 - Fugazi

06 - Garden Party

07 - Market Square Heroes

Time: 53:58

Notes by the uploader
This recording comes direct from a BBC Transcription Disc > CDR transfer. It was recorded quite low, so I normalized the recording. I ran a declicker over it, as there were too many clicks to take them out by hand. The clicks were of the light variety anyway, so were easily removed by the declicker. There are a couple spots remaining where you can hear a slight bump of a removed larger click that the declicker left behind. Only really noticable in headphones.
Very infrequent, and not distracting. The disc had been recorded DAO, so I removed the gaps, and recut the recording on sector boundaries. I cross faded the end of side one of the vinyl disc with the start of disc 2 of the vinyl disc for a more natural transition from Incubus to He Knows You Know.

I applied no EQ. Other than than normalizing and running the declicker, I made no other changes to the sound of this bre-broadcast recording. As this is from the preb roadcast disc, it will naturally sound better than any version of the show that was taped from the FM broadcast. In short, this will probably be as good as it gets for this recording. And it does sound very good.

Marillion - 1984-03-12 - Chippenham, UK (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Goldigger

Audio:
AC3, 48000Hz, stereo (2/0), 256kb/s

Video:
MPEG2, 704x480, 29.970 fps, 8981 kbps, NTSC, 4:3

Steve Rothery – lead guitars
Mark Kelly – keyboards
Pete Trewavas – bass guitar
Ian Mosley – drums
Fish - lead vocals

This Transferred by eve1976
VHS (1ST GEN) --> DVDR --> DIME
Standalone recorded with tracks index. No Menu.

01 - Assassin

02 - Script For The Jester's Tear

03 - Incubus

04 - Fugazi

05 - Ending Credits

39 minutes

Marillion - 1982-03-07 - London, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

The Marquee Club

01 - He Knows You Know

02 - Grendel

03 - Garden Party

04 - Chelsea Monday

05 - 3 Boats Down From the Candy

06 - The Web

07 - Forgotten Sons

08 - Margaret

09 - Charting the Single

notes by the taper
I used Cool Edit Pro to remove some low level ground hum that was introduced by the taper when transfering from tape to hard drive. This was relatively easy to do, as there were parts included in the recording that were just blank tape noise. I reduced this noise using just a 12% setting, so as not to overdo it and introduce digital artifacts. Also, added a bit of EQ to
brighten up the recording a bit, and bring Fish's vocals forward a bit more. Again, just a modest amount of EQ used so as not to overdo things. Removed a few occassional pops.

During the tape change, I just faded out and faded back in, as a cross fade didn't sound right. However, there were a couple other tape stops, waiting for encores, and I did cross fade these.

Finally, there was a glitch in the source that I couldn't fix without making it sound worse, so I just left this. It's found in track 5 (3 Boats) at 2:29

Marillion - 1981-03-03 - Early Fish practice session (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

CD1 [52:19]

01 - Time For Sale 

02 - Madcap's Embrace 

03 - Grendel 

04 - Snow Angel 

05 - Skyline Drifter 

CD2 

01 - The Web 

02 - Herne the Hunter 

03 - Garden Party 

Remastering Details: 
I applied just a light amount of hiss reduction, as the hiss was fairly distracting. 

I suspect this was recorded from vinyl. You could hear the stylus set down on the record at 41:51 mark, before I cut the gap out, anyway. 

There were Fairly frequent clicks and pops in the left channel (one or 2 a minute), some quite loud. I removed all those I heard. It semms fine now. 

Fish seems to be amused at the first section of Grendel, as he can be heard chuckling during a few parts, at least to my ear. 

Snow Angel seems a precursor of Forgotten Sons. The last half of song sounds very similar to parts of Forgotten Sons. 

March 3, 1981 is the generally accepted date for this recording. According to the bit taken from "The Web" cited below, if they practiced for 10 weeks prior to performing their first gig on March 14, 1981, then it would stand to reason that this is not actually Fish's first practice session, which is how this recording is commonly traded. 

“The Web” - Issue 1 - February 1982: 
Diz Minnit (Bass) and Fish (Vocals) answered an ad in “Musicians Only” and moved down to Aylesbury on the 2nd January, 1981. The new line up rehearsed at the Leyland Farm Studios in Bucks for 10 weeks and played their first set at the “Red Lion”, Bicester on the 14th March. 65 people turned up!

Marillion - 1986-01-28 - Sheffield, UK (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Location: Sheffield City Hall, Sheffield, England

Transfer:

CD-R from trade 100 years ago > EAC > FLAC Level 8 > you

Sound Quality:

B+/A- in my rating and ears....

01 intro

02 Script For A Jester's Tear

03 Incubus

04 Jigsaw

05 The Web

06 Pseudo Silk Kimono

07 Kayleigh

08 Lavender...

09 Lavender cont...

10 Bitter Suite

11 Heart Of Lothian

12 Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)

13 Lords Of The Backstage

14 Blind Curve

15 Childhoods End

16 White Feather

17 Punch And Judy

18 Market Square Heroes

Marillion - 1990-01-27 - Rio De Janeiro, BR (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

MARILLION-hollywood rock festival, rio de janeiro, brazil 
27 january 1990 
good tv rec. 
PAL DVD 

turned out that there were 3 tracks on 
an official dvd. i removed the last 5 songs, 
just left the first 43 min. 

01 - King Of Sunset Town 
02 - Slainte Mhath 
03 - The Uninvited Guest 
04 - Easter 
05 - Warm Wet Circles 
06 - That Time Of The Night 
07 - Season'S End 
kayleigh (official-removed) 
lavender (official-removed) 
heart of lothian (removed) 
hooks in you (official-removed) 
incommunicado (removed) 

picture=8 sound=9 

got this from a trade, i have no lineage info. 
this one has no menu, only songindex. 

YouTube video of the whole DVD: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLkYL3os5hw

Marillion - 1988-01-23 - Lausanne, CH (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Salle Des Fetes Beaulieu

Lineage:

Sony Pro TCS-310 > master tape > Aiwa Tape Deck TC-WE475 > Audiophile 2496 Soundblaster > HD > SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

Fish - vocals

Steve Rothery - guitars

Ian Mosley - drums

Mark Kelly - keyboards

Pete Trewawas - bass, backing vocals

01 - Intro: La Gazza Ladra

02 - Slainte Mhath

03 - Assassing

04 - White Russian

05 - Sugar Mice

06 - Fugazi

07 - Hotel Hobbies

08 - Warm Wet Circles

09 - That Time Of The Night

10 - "Cognac-Cola" Intro / Waterhole

11 - Lords Of The Backstage

12 - Blind Curve

13 - Childhood's End

14 - White Feather

15 - Kayleigh

16 - Lavender

17 - Heart Of Lothian

18 - Incommunicado

19 - Garden Party

TT 104:07

this is part of the LDB Master Series

Marillion - 1986-01-08 - London, UK (SBD/FLAC)

(Soundboard FLAC)

Hammersmith Odeon

Lineage:

SBD > ? > vinyl > Micro Seiki DQX-500 turntable) & AudioTechnica AT430E stylus > Terratec DMX6Fire24/96 > WAV > SoundForge 5 > dBpowerAMP > FLAC

TITLE : Selling Fish Live 3 (subtitle "Misplaced Fish Hood" on border cover)

FORMAT : 1LP (black vinyl)

LABEL : no label

ORIGIN : unknown

MATRIX : MBE-1 A (no matrix on B side)

RELEASE : 1986

COVER : deluxe color cover (white label)

Fish

Mark Kelly

Ian Mosley

Steve Rothery

Pete Trewavas

Side A:

01 - Pseudo Silk Kimono

02 - Kayleigh

03 - Lavender

04 - Bitter Suite

05 - Heart Of Lothian

Side B:

06 - Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)

07 - Lords Of The Backstage

08 - Blind Curve

09 - Childhood's End

10 - White Feather

Side C:

11 - Emerald Lies (intro)

12 - Script For A Jester's Tear

13 - Incubus

14 - Jigsaw

Side D:

15 - The Web

16 - Fugazi

Bonus (taken from the vinyl bootleg "From: Hammersmith Odeon 8-1-86":

17 - intro for The Web (1.36)

18 - intro for Misplaced Childhood (0.28)

Sound Quality:

very good soundboard recording, good vinyl condition

Notes:

On the 8th, 9th and 10th January 1986 Marillion played 3 concerts at The Hammersmith Odeon in London, they used some materials from days 9th and 10th for their mini LP "Brief Encounteer" and the album "The Thieving Magpie". The two vinyl bootlegs "Selling Fish Live 3 & 4" (absolutely no relations with "Selling Fish By The Pound 1 & 2") presents part of the day 8th concert. Usually both album are tagged as "audience recording" but this is not true. The source is a good soundboard (possible a broadcast event), unfortunately as master tape for these bootlegs was used a standard low noise cassette (tipically sound... low high frequencies, tape noise, hisses and more) but the result is however enjoiable.

Parts of this show can be found on other different records as the vinyl "From: Hammersmith Odeon 8-1-86" (M 11685) a true audience recording and the double CD "Hammersmith Odeon 1986" (another who claim "audience recording", it have the full concert but i don't known if his source was another tape or the original tapes used for "Selling Fish 3 & 4" or just these 2 vinyl bootlegs with an add of the missing tracks).

The two bonus segments #17 & #18 are taken from "Hammersmith Odeon 8-1-86" and here we have a new problem. Into the short cut intro for "The Web" in "Selling Fish 4" Fish's words are "this is called The Web" but in the complete intro from the other bootleg he say "this is a song called The Web", i've compared the songs and they seems different (both Misplaced Childhood suite are identical). What is the source for The Web on "Hammersmith Odeon 8-1-86" bootleg? Sorry, but I cannot share this song with this doubt.

Well, here the full set list and correct order tracks for the 8th January: 01) The Thieving Magpie 02) Emerald Lies (Intro) 03) Script for a Jester´s Tear 04) Incubus 05) Jigsaw 06) The Web 07) Misplaced Childhood 08) Fugazi 09) Punch and Judy 10) Market Square Heroes.

Last, I've re-united the 2 parts of "Heart Of Lothian" in a single track, originally the 1st part is at the end of side A and the 2nd part at the beginning of Side B.

Marillion - 1987-12-14 - Paris, FR (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Palais des Omnisports de Paris Bercy

Lineage: 
RTL FM broadcast > master tape > Aiwa Tape Deck AD-WX828 > Creative Audigy SE > HD > SoundForge 7.0 > CD Wave > FLAC Frontend (level 6)

Mark Kelly - keyboards
Pete Trewawas - bass
Ian Mosley - drums
Steve Rothery - guitars
Fish - vocals
Corinne Josias - backing vocals

01 - Intro: La Gazza Ladra / Slainte Mhath

02 - Assassing

03 - White Russian

04 - Sugar Mice

05 - Fugazi

06 - Hotel Hobbies / Warm Wet Circles / That Time Of The Night 

07 - Misplaced Childhood (side 1)

08 - The Last Straw

09 - Incommunicado 

10 - Garden Party

11 - Market Square Heroes / My Generation

TT 98:16

Marillion - 1985-12-07 - Tokyo, JP (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Lineage:

Audience Master > 1st Generation > Nakamichi CR 5A > MacBook Pro > Audacity > Peak Pro XT > xACT 1.59 > Flac

sound Quality My verdict/ears 8.5/10 or Ex+

Fish

Steve Rothery

Pete Trewavas

Mark Kelly

Ian Mosley

CD1

01 Script for a Jester's Tear

02 Incubus

03 Chelsea Monday

04 The Web

CD2

01 Pseudo Silk Kimono-Kayleigh

02 Lavender

03 Bitter Suite

04 Heart Of Lothian

05 Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)

06 Lords of the Backstage-Blind Curve

07 Childhoods End-White Feather

08 Fugazi

09 Garden Party

10 Market Square Heroes

Notes by the taper:

I received this in a postal trade, and I've not seen it on here before and so this is a very nice treat for those that like Marillion. Trust me whether your a hardcore fan or even if you are only a casual fan of Marillion, I'm sure you will not only enjoy this, but you'll absolutely love it. It's a fantastic recording.

It's not perfect there's the tape flip during Childhood-White Feather.

These are the original notes that came with it:

"I received this in trade back in the mid 80's directly from the taper.

I did a transfer using less than average equipment and software a decade or so ago and this is a fresh transfer that's much improved over my previous transfer. I figured there'd be some Dimers here that would appreciate an upgraded version.

Marillion - 1984-11-21 - Zurich, CH (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

01 - He knows you know

02 - Band Interview

03 - Assassing

04 - Punch and Judy

05 - Jigsaw

06 - Cinderella Search

07 - Incubus

08 - Garden Party

09 - Market Square heroes

Marillion - 1987-11-14 - Stockholm, SWE (AUD/FLAC)

(Audience FLAC)

Marillion

Venue: Johanneshovs Isstadion

City: Stockholm

Country: Sweden

Date: 14th Nov 1987

Source- Received in a CD trade

Sound - A-

Fish - Vocals

Peter Trewavas - Bass, Vocals

Steve Rothery - Guitar

Ian Mosley - Drums, Percussion

Mark Kelly - Keyboards

CD1:

01. Slàinte Mhath

02. Fish talking

03. Assassing

04. White Russian

05. Incubus

06. Sugar Mice

07. Fugazi

08. Hotel Hobbies

09. Warm Wet Circles

10. That Time Of The Night (The Short Straw)

CD2:

01. Pseudo Silk Kimono Intro > Kayleigh

02. Lavender

03. Bitter Suite

04. Heart Of Lothian

05. Audience

06. The Last Straw

07. Incommunicado

08. Audience

09. Garden Party

Marillion - 1991-11-11 - Genova, IT (DVDfull pro-shot)

(DVDfull pro-shot)

Absolutely live 

Teatro Genovese

Format: 
DVD NTSC

Source: 
TV pro shot video (1st gen)

time: 
74 minutes

Menu: 
yes

Chapters: 
Yes, every song

Lineage: 
VHS original tape > JVC videorecorder > Philips HDrecorder > DVD RW > AVS DVD Authoring >Dime

01 - Program Intro
02 - Lords of the Backstage
03 - Blind Curve
04 - Holidays in Eden
05 - Easter
06 - No One Can
07 - The Space
08 - Hooks in You
09 - Uninvited Guest
10 - Slainte Mhath
11 - King of Sunset Town
12 - Waying to Happen
13 - Cover my Eyes
14 - Kayleigh
15 - Incommunicado

This is a concert broadcasted on superchannel in 1993. The program was called "Absolutely live" and it was broadcasted in 2 parts, but I re-authored to one complete show. Thats why the track selection is maybe diffent than the original setlist from that evening. Its a show from there "Holidays in eden" tour. Its a very good show, its only a pity that the audio is in mono (they didn't broadcast it in stereo) Sometimes the audio is a little bit dull, but most of the time its good. The picture quality is what a pro shot show should be: good. I did transfer the tape to a HD DVD recorder what almost went wrong. I almost lost the tape when a took the tape out of my videorecorder. It got stuck but a managed to get it out safe with little harm done. On two songs you can see the damage (Cover my eyes and Incommunicado) but it does not disturb the watching of the DVD.