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Racket 26 - Marbles By The Sea

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	1.	The Invisible Man 14:55
	2.	Marbles I 01:45
	3.	Genie 05:16
	4.	Fantastic Place 06:46
	5.	The Only Unforgivable Thing 06:43
	6.	Marbles II 03:22
	7.	The Damage 04:34
	8.	Marbles III 01:53
	9.	Don't Hurt Yourself 05:11
	10.	You're Gone 06:54
	11.	Angelina 07:43
	12.	Drilling Holes 05:00
	13.	Marbles IV 01:39
	14.	Neverland 10:45
	15.	Ocean Cloud 17:20

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This is the download version of 'Marbles by the Sea'.(Please note: the physical CD version is now out of print).

Keeping in the tradition of previous Marillion Weekends, the 2005 convention featured a complete album performance. However, rather than revisit a previous album, the band decided to play the full double-album version of Marbles.

The album was played slightly out of sequence, mainly down to the fact that the band were originally unsure if they could even play 'Ocean Cloud' live - when it was evident they could, they decided to leave it out of the main set and use it as a 'surprise' encore.

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released October 31, 2018

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