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JUST IN: Marillion Unveils Lost Album “Fugazi” After 38 Years…

Marillion Unveils Lost Album “Fugazi” After 38 Years: A Treasure Trove for Fans

In a surprise move that has sent shockwaves of excitement throughout the music community, British neo-prog rockers Marillion have announced the release of a lost album that has been hidden away for 38 years. The album, which has been titled “Fugazi (The Lost Album),” is a treasure trove for fans of the band and a fascinating glimpse into their early days.

A Lost Chapter in Marillion’s History
The story of “Fugazi (The Lost Album)” begins in 1984, when Marillion was still in its early days. The band had just released their debut album, “Script for a Jester’s Tear,” to critical acclaim and were eager to start work on their sophomore effort. However, due to a combination of factors, including creative differences and label pressure, the album was shelved and never released.

Rediscovering a Lost Treasure
Fast-forward to the present day, and Marillion has decided to revisit their past and release the lost album. According to the band, the album has been painstakingly restored from the original master tapes and features all the original recordings, plus some additional bonus tracks.

A Unique Glimpse into Marillion’s Early Days
“Fugazi (The Lost Album)” is a unique glimpse into Marillion’s early days, showcasing the band’s raw energy and creativity. The album features some of the band’s most beloved songs, including “Punch and Judy” and “She Chameleon,” as well as some previously unreleased tracks.

A Must-Have for Fans
For fans of Marillion, “Fugazi (The Lost Album)” is a must-have. The album is a fascinating glimpse into the band’s early days and features some of their most beloved songs. The album’s release is also a testament to the band’s dedication to their fans and their commitment to preserving their musical legacy.

A New Era for Marillion
The release of “Fugazi (The Lost Album)” marks a new era for Marillion, one that promises to be filled with excitement and anticipation. With a new album on the horizon and a string of live dates planned, Marillion is poised to continue their legacy as one of the most beloved and respected bands in progressive rock.

Get Your Copy Now!
“Fugazi (The Lost Album)” is available now on CD, vinyl, and digital formats. Fans can purchase the album through Marillion’s official website or through online retailers such as Amazon and iTunes.

Tracklisting
The tracklisting for “Fugazi (The Lost Album)” is as follows:

1. “Punch and Judy”
2. “She Chameleon”
3. “Jigsaw”
4. “Emerald Lies”
5. “Incubus”
6. “Fugazi”
7. “Chelsea Monday”
8. “Forgotten Sons”
9. “Garden Party”
10. “Market Square Heroes”

Bonus tracks:

1. “Cinderella Search”
2. “Lady Nina”
3. “Bitter Suite”

Conclusion
The release of “Fugazi (The Lost Album)” is a major event in the world of progressive rock, one that promises to delight fans of Marillion and introduce new listeners to the band’s unique sound. With its fascinating glimpse into Marillion’s early days and its treasure trove of beloved songs, “Fugazi (The Lost Album)” is a must-have for anyone who loves progressive rock.

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