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title: "F E A R [VINYL]"
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# F E A R [VINYL]

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F E A R [VINYL]

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Being a Marillion fan from right back in the day I feel blessed enough to have enjoyed what both incarnations of Marillion have produced
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 December 2017*

For a start, I view the Fish & Hogarth Marillion periods as completely separate things. Personally I find it ridiculous to compare them and that would be unfair to both lead men. I don't view it as a competition...they both have their own distinct merits/style/differences. Being a Marillion fan from right back in the day I feel blessed enough to have enjoyed what both incarnations of Marillion have produced.Anyway, my review comes from a position of owning every Marillion album they've made available. This is of course a Hogarth Marillion album so should be view accordingly. Personally I've viewed the whole timeline/back catalog of Hogarth led albums as a bit of a rollercoaster with regards to quality. Don't get me wrong, I, at the very least, like them all....but some stand out more than others. Its to be expected of course. No artist/band in history can be expected to last as long as Marillion has and churn out continued improving material. Its simply not possible considering the flow of creative juices throughout ones life.I'm staring down the barrel of 50 years of age and from my experience bands of longevity tend to, if they're lucky, slowly deteriorate in produced quality but still drag the deterioration out. The longer the better for fans. They may technically play better, record better etc....but the true musical/lyrical fireworks, the true sparks and cutting edge appear at the beginning of their careers/collaborations and dim with time.I've lost count how many times over the years I've read reviews of albums from long careered artists from people exclaiming such statements as `best thing they've done in years', `a return to the good 'ol days' and of course the 'ol favourite `a return to form'....only to hear the product and think to yourself otherwise.This album, for me anyway, is different. Completely different. Personally I love `Seasons End'....it gave me hope of what was to come after the departure of the genius wordsmith that was Fish. I then really love `Brave'. Beautifully theatrical. From that point on I find all their albums a bit, how can I say, unmemorable and musically bland. Yes they're are noticeable high points with particular tracks now and again but the general trajectory is downwards. Thinking about it now as I type `Afraid Of Sunlight' is an excellent album and that is a high point within a general period of blandness....until we get to FEAR.I've given this a lot of thought....and can honestly say, hand on heart, its the best thing they've ever produced....and I honestly mean that. There, I've said it. I've no idea where the creative fire came from so late in the day but come it did. Maybe its the product of sensitive, life experienced, intelligent and concerned/scared minds but come it did. Theres a quality about this album that I simply can't resist. I've played it countless times and keep returning to it. It gives....and gives....and gives again. Musically its exceptional, but I'd expect that from the lads. They are all top quality musicians and the studio element to their work has never been in doubt....but the sheer lyrical quality coupled with the themes of this album defy the sands of time. They just do. If you're going to tackle big subjects/concepts you've got to really spell it out and in a way that strikes a cord, just like Roger Waters still manages to do, and for me Steve Hogarth does this with this album. He tells a tale, a tale of his life right now and that of the band, and his concerns for the current/future state of elements in our society. Analyse what he says, and the way he says it, and if you've a conscientious mind you'll agree.Congratulations and thanks to the band for a truly magnificent, time defying album. Brilliant, just brilliant.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Marillion At There Best
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 April 2024*

Fantastic album one of Marillions classics. Brilliant album, a must have for any Prog Rock fan

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    F E A R not! My album of the Year.
  

*by S***L on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 23 September 2016*

As with all Hogarth era Marillion albums you have to listen to the whole album at least three times for the message to start coming through! You also notice how clever the instrumental hooks are and realise that this is an album of stunning vision and audio quality. The subject matter ranges from ecological, financial and humanitarian fear, guilt, ageing and an over riding sense of frustration  and anger with our government, the banks and business leaders who in one way or another manage to spread fear into all of us mortals.The album is over an hour long, weighing in at 68 minutes of perfect prog magic, 5 songs, three of which extend to over 15 minutes each with so many beautiful layers that really encapsulate everything that Marillion have become over the past 27 years since Steve Hogarth joined the band. Eldorado (16.07), The Leavers (18.27) and The New Kings (17.52). All band members excel on this recording with H's insightful lyrics especially Eldorado III : Demolished Lives with a heartbreaking observation of what is going on across Europe with migrants ;I see myself in them, the people at the borders.Waiting to exist again, brothers, sisters, sons and daughters.Denied our so called golden streets, running from demolished lives,into walls.Steve Rothery's achingly brilliant guitar solo's especially Eldorado II : The Gold and The New Kings II : Russia's Locked Doors. Trewavas and Mosley's fine melodic engine room of sound and last but not least Mark Kelly who is just having the time of his life here, contributing a wide range of keyboards to every track especially The Leavers III : Vapour Trails in the Sky, a truly sublime and beautiful piece of music. In fact I'd go one further to say that The Leavers and El Dorado are quite possibly the best songs they have written!I'm a remainer, bought Script all those years ago in 1983 when I was 17, heartbroken when Fish said goodbye, apprehensive when Steve stepped in, jury was out after first 2 albums, even though on those, there were tracks that held a belief that they could rise once again to greatness. In 1994 they released 'Brave' and all reservations vanished as I sat and listened to a masterpiece. Ever since then, they have continued to amaze me with their innovative ways of funding albums and tours with fan power and they've also written some stunning music along the way. Out of This World (1995), This Strange Engine (1997), Quartz (2001), Ocean Cloud (2004), Somewhere Else (2007), Gaza (2012) being particularly outstanding.This album is being hailed as the best they have released in 20 years, Marbles (2004) was obviously a highlight and I think after now hearing F E A R  for a 4th time whilst reviewing I definitely agree. So here I am at the age of 51 still getting excited about a new album by one of my favourite bands, my poor family being subjected to this as we speak although I have to say my 16 year old daughter knows every word to The Man From The Planet Marzipan and my 19 year old son has just downloaded this album onto his phone. My work here is done.

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