Mark Kelly: Interview (P.1): The Book | The Split with Fish | 'Brave'
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- Опубликовано: 20 янв 2022
- Marillion's Mark Kelly talks about writing his autobiography, the band's split with Fish and the 'Brave' and 'Afraid of Sunlight' album. in part one of this interview.
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The Theiving Magpie live recording was peak Marillion and my favorite release.
Don't care what people think , but the facts are , Marillion was never as big after Fish , and Fish was never as successful without Marillion.
Great interview. I’ve been a Marillion fan since the beginning. I was very upset when Fish left and in in truth it took me some time for me to accept Steve.
It is very humble of you you to admit that you went on the side of Fish and only later started listening again to Marillions later albums. I say good for you.
Good interview 👍 I've seen the band about 8 times, I've never seen them do a bad show.
Great interview. If I was to pick 2 albums for someone to listen to and get an idea of what Marillion are about they would be Clutching at straws and Afraid of Sunlight.
Super interview and it's sad the way things ended with Fish, sounds like they just needed a decent holiday away from the touring, maybe done their own side projects to let off steam but sometimes you need that bit of friction to make the gems.
A Very enjoyable and informative interview, im looking forward to pt2. Well done Barry another success 👍👌
Interesting interview thank you
Great interview, thanks!!
I have read Mark's book. Very interesting and enjoyable. . I remember hearing the news from Tommy Vance on the Friday Rock Show BBC Radio 1 in Sept 1988, that Fish had left. It was so surprising. I have often wondered why. Mark's account sheds some light on one side of the story. Misplaced Childhood and Clutching at Straws are superb albums. Great to get some insight on their creation.
Great work….many thanks!👍👍
I met Mark Kelly in Boulder before a shoe once. It was my 24th birthday in 2004. I felt like I was meeting one of The Beatles, and I think I freaked the poor guy out hahaha. I'll never forget it though. Marbles tour. That show is still my favorite all time show. They played at a club called the Fox Theater..only about 500 people squeezed in. I was 10 feet from H. One of the best nights of my life. That includes going to Montreal for a weekend.
Great interview well played really enjoyed it
Clutching At Straws is a top class album. I have the CD and the original vinyl LP made with the thinnest delrin puck, and now I have the latest 180g double album version remix which I found a bit odd, but ok because it sounds fantastic.
I don't know if Mark will read this, but I want to thank him(and the rest of Marillion) for Sounds That Can't Be Made(especially Sky Above The Rain). It's interesting that Barry mentioned getting off the Marillion train when Fish left, and then getting back on later. I had only owned a few Marillion works(Script, Fugazi, Misplaced, and Brave). Wasn't interested in exploring further. Then, I read some positive reviews for Sounds when it was first released, and decided to buy it(at the Hollywood location of Amoeba). At the time, my mom and step-dad had decided to divorce. I was close to my step-dad. So, I was very sad. I deeply connected to Sky Above The Rain.
I just happened upon this clip. I loved Marrillion back in the Fish days. I liked Season's End enough to get Holidays in Eden but soon fell off the Marillion wagon. As for Fish, I had Internal Exile which I thought was pretty good but not great. Anyway, I've watched a few your clips in the past. This is a wonderful part 1 interview with Mark Kelly. I am looking forward to part 2 and I will be investigating some more of their work with Steve Hogarth. You have wonderful descriptive and critical skills. Heck, I subscribed. Best wishes and cheers.
This is so interesting. Yes, I liked Marillion in the Fish days and I also loved Seasons' End and Holidays in Eden after Fish left. I couldn't get into Fish's solo projects, as much as I was desperate to. I couldn't get into Brave and they went under the radar until Marbles, which I sort of liked but never really got too excited about. Then I've left Marillion's new material alone until this new album. Both Murder Machines and Be Hard on Yourself are excellent. So I'm tempted to now to look back at the albums I've missed. I struggled with SH's voice, I don't like it so much as I used to in the early days, that might be the problem. Yet, I'm excited now for the new material.
Excellent interview. Mark seems like such a nice guy. Looking forward to seeing part 2.
I finally got the book recently, really enjoyed it, an excellent read.