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Somewhere in London by Tim Sidwell
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DVD Cover InformationActor: Ian Mosley, Marillion, Mark Kelly, Steve Hogarth, Steve Rothery Director: Tim Sidwell Brand: Music Video Dist DVD: Region Code 0 Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language) Format: Color, Dolby, DVD, Extra tracks, NTSC Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 223 minutes DVD Release Date: 2008-08-05 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Studio: Racket Product features: - Marillion are one of the UK music scene's best kept secrets; purveyors of soulful, powerful, and often deeply-moving music, whose blistering live shows leave their audiences breathless. This concert film puts YOU in the crowd, filmed over the final 2 nights of Marillion's 'Somewhere Else' album tour at the London Forum in June 2007. This special 2 DVD Extended Edition includes a fe
Movie Reviews of Somewhere in LondonMovie Review: Discover Marillion and Here's How. Any rock fan should have this release! Summary: 5 Stars
If you don't know Marillion, you're not alone. But you're missing out.
If you remember them, but haven't checked them out lately, you're in for a huge surprise.
Drawing comparisons with Pink Floyd, Radiohead, Coldplay, Keane, Crowded House and other varied artists, nothing seems quite satisfactory in defining this highly emotional and dynamic rock outfit. I discovered them over 20 years ago with their former frontman, and in the last 2 years have rediscovered the amazing back catalogue with the charismatic Steve "h" Hogarth at the front mic.
Whether you remember Marillion from the 80's heyday or have never heard of them, take a small risk and order this disc post-haste. The best concert video the band has ever put out, it boasts excellent production values, an excellent performance and a great introductory setlist. I've probably watched my copy at least 30/40 times, and the depth of the tracks and the intensity of the performances is up there with the best in the business. But sadly, since going truly independent long before "indie" was cool, these internet pioneers are grossly underreported in the music press.
Pulling from their 14th Album "Somewhere Else" through highlights of their 20+year careers, Somewhere in London has something for almost every musical taste in the rock-out, deep ballad or bounce-along tracks that run through themes both deeply personal and highly political.
A concert vid that might actually just move a tear or two -- a very rare experience indeed. These guys know to how to work a crowd and the production team translates the vibe with the audience tremendously well, even shooting some angles from within the audience to draw you in as if you're right there.
Filmed over two nights at London's Kentish Town Forum, the two-disc release provides tremendous value and quality for any hardcore music fan.
Disc 1
Splintering Heart (Holidays in Eden) - cracking opener, brilliant set-up
The Other Half (Somewhere Else) - breathes live and shows off h's vocal chops brilliantly
You're Gone (Marbles) - bounce along, everyone!
No Such Thing (Somewhere Else) - haunting live version
Faith (Somewhere Else) - shows off some Beatles influence and the band's humour and charisma
Thankyou Whoever You Are (Somewhere Else)
Fantastic Place (Somewhere Else) - a classic!
The Wound (Somewhere Else)
A Voice from the Past (Somewhere Else) - brilliant brilliant brilliant performance of this anthem of global poverty
Somewhere Else (Somewhere Else) - a true Marillion epic
Man of a Thousand Faces (This Strange Engine) - an inspired reworking that builds to mythic proportions
Between You and Me (Anoraknophobia) - "today, I saw music in the sky..."
King (Afraid of Sunlight) - wall of sound that will knock your socks off
The Release (Seasons End B-side) - great, rare live track that gets the audience going
Neverland (Marbles) - perennial favourite epic and fantastic performance
Disc 2
HERE'S SOME WE PLAYED EARLIER
Ocean Cloud (Marbles) - another classic Marillion epic you can't miss
Afraid of Sunlight (Afraid of Sunlight) - one of the most beautiful, moving songs written by anyone, anywhere
Beautiful (Afraid of Sunlight) - probably the best live version of this song, anywhere
Most Toys (Somewhere Else) - a straight-out rock track one Rothery gets the right guitar. ;)
Estonia (This Strange Engine) - the reigning anthem for anyone who has lost someone dear. Hogarth even chokes up a bit.
Sugar Mice (Clutching At Straws) - classic from the early era with former lead-singer Fish - a perfect singalong moment with the crowd
Easter (Seasons End) - the classic antiwar anthem and perennial singalong
RACKET CLUB REHEARSAL - a lucky handful of fans get invited to The Racket Club - Marillion's own recording studio - for an intimate performance at the boys feet.
The Last Century for Man
Estonia
Neverland
Faith
See it Like a Baby
Summary of Somewhere in LondonSOMEWHERE IN LONDON - DVD Movie
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