Biografia:
O Marillion teve sua origem no início dos anos 80 apresentando-se como o principal representante da nova geração do Rock Progressivo Inglês, já que este estava em decadência desde o aparecimento do Movimento Punk e do New Wave, além do abandono do estilo feito pelas bandas consideradas seus principais "medalhões", como o Genesis, Yes, ELP e Pink Floyd.
O primeiro single da banda, “Market Square Heroes”, misturando elementos de Rock Progressivo setentista
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Outras músicas:
- 80 Days
- A State Of Mind
- Afraid Of Sunlight
- After Me
- Assasing Song
- Beautiful
- Chelsea Monday
- Childhoods End
- Dont Hurt Yourself
- Drilling Holes
- Easter
- Exile On Princes Street
- Garden Party
- He Knows You Know
- Hotel Hobbies
- Its Not Your Fault
- Jester Tear
- Jigsaw
- Kayleigh
- Man Of A Thousand Faces
- Marbles I
- Memory Of Water
- Misplaced Childhood
- Montreal
- Neverland
- Now Shell Never Know
- Number One
- One Fine Day
- Punch And Judy
- Quartz Less Is More
- Real Tears For Sale
- Script For A Jesters Tear
- Slainte Mhath
- Somewhere Else
- Space
- Sugar Mice
- The New Kings
- The Space
- This Is The 21St Century
- This Train Is My Life
- Thousand Faces
- Tux On
- Warm Wet Circles
- When I Meet God
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
MARILLION - Montreal
from the Sounds That Can't Be Made (2012) album
woah, one of their very best, what a ride...
G, A
Bm A
200 fates entwined inside the plane
A G
We watched as England dropped away from us again
A Bm
I wasn't waiting, I wasn't sure what I would find
A F#m G
I was prepared to let it happen on its own this time
A Bm A F#m G
I had a feeling I was floating into time spent amongst friends
A Bm A Em
Reintroduced from other strange and wonderful weekends
F#m G
As the seat belt signs announced the fall
A Bm
I realised I'd been falling for a while
A Em F#m
We'd been falling for some time into Montreal
G, Bm, F, Cmaj7 (2x)
G Bm
I saw ice upon the river as the plane came in to land
F Cmaj7
I heard Joni Mitchell singin' her poems of isolation
G Bm
The man at immigration said his friends all knew the band
F Cmaj7
Bizarre to come so far to an outstretched hand and easy conversation
G Bm
We were welcomed through arrivals without the usual transatlantic fuss
F Cmaj7
And greeted by the fans who led us to the chilly street onto the bus
Cm Ab Eb Bb/D
The snow had hung around on the corners of the vacant lots
Cm Ab Eb Bb/D
And France was singing in the air of hi-rise North America
A F#m
And as we made our way into the hotel hall
G Dmaj7
The man behind the desk broke a knowing smile, and said
"Hello sir, welcome back to Montreal."
A, F#m, G, Dmaj7
Em D/F# G A
We hid away for the day in our identical rooms
Em D/F# G A
Like we usually do - another new bed, upside down in our heads
Em D/F# G A
And afternoon was morning and night was afternoon
Em D/F# G A
Only the jet-lagged know the way I sleep tonight
Bass riff (5/4 time):
e-----------------|
B-----------------|
G------3----------|
D----1-------5----|
A-3--------3------|
E-----------------| repeat till the cows come home
Last time (3/4 time):
e----------|
B----------|
G------3---|
D----1-----|
A-3--------|
E----------|
C Am G D
So I Skyped home and said "It's me. How are you babe?
C Am G Fm
I can't be with you but I can see you on the screen
C Am G D
Technology is wonderful when it isn't in the way
C Am G Fm
The little one seems older now with every passing day
Cm Ab
I hope the vibes are good
Eb Bb/D
I'm behavin' as I should
Cm Ab
Going down to breakfast
Eb Bb/D
What time is it now there?
Cm Ab Eb Bb/D
I'll go shopping for shoes or whatever ensues
Cm Ab
Je t'aime my darling
Eb Bb/D
Je t'aime my darling
Em
See you soon"
Em
C, Bm (7/8 time) (2x)
C
We were invited to the circus - guests of honour if you please
Bm
By a girl with an eskimo name
C
And in the cafe of the Cirque 'Soleil we bought Easter-eggs from outer-space
Bm
40 different languages are spoken in this place
C
And inside the steel-glass building I gazed up at the trapeze
Bm C
The building 30 metres tall - we watched the acrobat fall
Bm
He was quite safe
C
He was falling into Montreal
Bm
Into Montreal
Guitar solo:
Em, D/F#, G, A
C, Bm (7/8 time) (2x)
Em D/F# G A
Down at the sports-bar the ice-hockey never ends
Em D/F# G A
Down at the sports-bar the ice-hockey never ends
Em D/F# G A
Down at the sports-bar the ice-hockey never ends
Gm, C, Eb, Bbmaj7
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
So up in my room I discovered Leonard Cohen on TV
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
Live in London - ain't that perfect symmetry?!
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
It warmed the heart to watch him float around the hall
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
Soaking up, reflecting, radiating
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7 Gm
Just as I would, tomorrow night on the outstretched tender hands
C Eb Bbmaj7 Cm
Tender hands, tender hands of Montreal
Eb, Gm, Cm (2x)
Eb, Gm, F
Eb Gm Cm
The fleur de lis was always kind to me
Eb Gm Cm
I'll make the time if ever you should call
Eb Gm Cm
The fleur de lis was always kind to me
Eb Gm F
I'll make the time if ever you should call
Outro:
Eb, Gm, Cm (3x)
Eb, Gm, F
Eb, Gm, Cm (3x)
Eb, Gm, F
from the Sounds That Can't Be Made (2012) album
woah, one of their very best, what a ride...
G, A
Bm A
200 fates entwined inside the plane
A G
We watched as England dropped away from us again
A Bm
I wasn't waiting, I wasn't sure what I would find
A F#m G
I was prepared to let it happen on its own this time
A Bm A F#m G
I had a feeling I was floating into time spent amongst friends
A Bm A Em
Reintroduced from other strange and wonderful weekends
F#m G
As the seat belt signs announced the fall
A Bm
I realised I'd been falling for a while
A Em F#m
We'd been falling for some time into Montreal
G, Bm, F, Cmaj7 (2x)
G Bm
I saw ice upon the river as the plane came in to land
F Cmaj7
I heard Joni Mitchell singin' her poems of isolation
G Bm
The man at immigration said his friends all knew the band
F Cmaj7
Bizarre to come so far to an outstretched hand and easy conversation
G Bm
We were welcomed through arrivals without the usual transatlantic fuss
F Cmaj7
And greeted by the fans who led us to the chilly street onto the bus
Cm Ab Eb Bb/D
The snow had hung around on the corners of the vacant lots
Cm Ab Eb Bb/D
And France was singing in the air of hi-rise North America
A F#m
And as we made our way into the hotel hall
G Dmaj7
The man behind the desk broke a knowing smile, and said
"Hello sir, welcome back to Montreal."
A, F#m, G, Dmaj7
Em D/F# G A
We hid away for the day in our identical rooms
Em D/F# G A
Like we usually do - another new bed, upside down in our heads
Em D/F# G A
And afternoon was morning and night was afternoon
Em D/F# G A
Only the jet-lagged know the way I sleep tonight
Bass riff (5/4 time):
e-----------------|
B-----------------|
G------3----------|
D----1-------5----|
A-3--------3------|
E-----------------| repeat till the cows come home
Last time (3/4 time):
e----------|
B----------|
G------3---|
D----1-----|
A-3--------|
E----------|
C Am G D
So I Skyped home and said "It's me. How are you babe?
C Am G Fm
I can't be with you but I can see you on the screen
C Am G D
Technology is wonderful when it isn't in the way
C Am G Fm
The little one seems older now with every passing day
Cm Ab
I hope the vibes are good
Eb Bb/D
I'm behavin' as I should
Cm Ab
Going down to breakfast
Eb Bb/D
What time is it now there?
Cm Ab Eb Bb/D
I'll go shopping for shoes or whatever ensues
Cm Ab
Je t'aime my darling
Eb Bb/D
Je t'aime my darling
Em
See you soon"
Em
C, Bm (7/8 time) (2x)
C
We were invited to the circus - guests of honour if you please
Bm
By a girl with an eskimo name
C
And in the cafe of the Cirque 'Soleil we bought Easter-eggs from outer-space
Bm
40 different languages are spoken in this place
C
And inside the steel-glass building I gazed up at the trapeze
Bm C
The building 30 metres tall - we watched the acrobat fall
Bm
He was quite safe
C
He was falling into Montreal
Bm
Into Montreal
Guitar solo:
Em, D/F#, G, A
C, Bm (7/8 time) (2x)
Em D/F# G A
Down at the sports-bar the ice-hockey never ends
Em D/F# G A
Down at the sports-bar the ice-hockey never ends
Em D/F# G A
Down at the sports-bar the ice-hockey never ends
Gm, C, Eb, Bbmaj7
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
So up in my room I discovered Leonard Cohen on TV
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
Live in London - ain't that perfect symmetry?!
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
It warmed the heart to watch him float around the hall
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7
Soaking up, reflecting, radiating
Gm C Eb Bbmaj7 Gm
Just as I would, tomorrow night on the outstretched tender hands
C Eb Bbmaj7 Cm
Tender hands, tender hands of Montreal
Eb, Gm, Cm (2x)
Eb, Gm, F
Eb Gm Cm
The fleur de lis was always kind to me
Eb Gm Cm
I'll make the time if ever you should call
Eb Gm Cm
The fleur de lis was always kind to me
Eb Gm F
I'll make the time if ever you should call
Outro:
Eb, Gm, Cm (3x)
Eb, Gm, F
Eb, Gm, Cm (3x)
Eb, Gm, F
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Marina Luczenko
Marina Marx
Marina Maximilia (...)