Marbles

Marbles
Marbles
Album par Marillion
Sortie 2004
Enregistrement à Londres, aux studios Intact Recordings
Durée 66 min pour la version originale,
Genre Rock néo-progressif
Albums de Marillion
Anoraknophobia (2001)
Somewhere Else (2007)

Marbles est le treizième album studio du groupe britannique de rock néo-progressif Marillion sorti en 2004.

Formation

Titres de l'album

  1. The invisible Man – 13:37
  2. Marbles I – 1:46
  3. You're Gone – 6:28
  4. Angelina – 7:41
  5. Marbles II – 1:55
  6. Don't Hurt Yourself – 5:48
  7. Fantastic Place – 6:12
  8. Marbles III – 1:51
  9. Drilling Holes – 5:11
  10. Marbles IV – 1:25
  11. Neverland – 12:09
  12. You're Gone (single mix) – 4:00 (piste bonus)
v · Marillion
Steve Rothery • Mark Kelly • Pete Trewavas • Ian Mosley • Steve Hogarth
Fish • Mick Pointer • Jonathan Mover • Doug Irvine • Brian Jelliman • Diz Minnett
Albums studio Script for a Jester's Tear • Fugazi • Misplaced Childhood • Clutching at Straws • Seasons End • Holidays in Eden • Brave • Afraid of Sunlight • This Strange Engine • Radiation • Marillion.com • Anoraknophobia • Marbles • Somewhere Else • Happiness Is the Road • Less Is More
Albums en concert Real to Reel • The Thieving Magpie • Made Again • Anorak in the UK • Early Stages • Live from Loreley • Recital of the Script
Compilations Brief Encounter • B'Sides Themselves • A Singles Collection • The Best of Both Worlds • The Best of Marillion • The Singles '82–88'

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