Description
Marillion’s “Misplaced Childhood” is a concept album that tells a story of lost love and the search for identity. Released in 1985, the album features a unique blend of progressive rock, pop, and folk, with frontman Fish’s emotive vocals at the forefront. From the epic opening track “Pseudo Silk Kimono” to the triumphant finale “White Feather,” the record takes the listener on a journey of introspection and self-discovery. The vinyl record provides a warm and immersive sound that allows the listener to fully appreciate the intricacies and dynamics of the band’s music. “Misplaced Childhood” remains a classic album in the history of progressive rock and a testament to Marillion’s songwriting prowess.
| A1 | Pseudo Silk Kimono |
| A2 | Kayleigh |
| A3 | Lavender |
| A4 | Bitter Suite |
| A5 | Heart Of Lothian |
| B1 | Waterhole (Expresso Bongo) |
| B2 | Lords Of The Backstage |
| B3 | Blind Curve |
| B4 | Childhoods End? |
| B5 | White Feather |
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