Re: Jon Wygens - Former Plane

["Katrina" <xxxxx@us...net>]

Any chance you can send me an MP3 of this file?

Philip Hendry wrote:

>         My brother was in a prog rock band in the 70s so that gave me an
> early intro to music...also my mom was very musical. I get what you say
> about music's spiritual powers and its ability to communicate emotion.
Steve
> h wrote a fantastic song for the Europeans called 'Don't Give Your Heart
to
> Anybody' it's the most powerfully performed piece of music I think I've
ever
> heard. kept trying to get him ot re-record it with Marillion.  Once saw
it
> performed live at 'Dingwalls' in Camden - it nearly blew the walls away
and
> my girlfriend at the time fainted during the gig !
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Katrina [SMTP:xxxxx@us...net]
> > Sent: Tuesday, July 24, 2001 4:49 PM
> > To:   blueplanes@st...net
> > Subject:      Re: [blueplanes] Jon Wygens - Former Plane
> >
> > > when marillion are rarely mentioned on the radio here these days
very
> > often
> > > Fish is mentioned to it's as if no one knows Steve took over nearly
a
> > decade
> > > ago now !
> >
> > I am still amazed by the retisence of anybody/everybody to give the
new
> > Marillion a chance.
> >
> > "You're all wrong about Marillion. Whatever you thought you knew about
> > this
> > record, forget it. Just put it on and listen to it."  - Steve Hogarth
> > (taken
> > from http://www.marillion.com).
> >
> > Well, there you have it, not only are the other people wrong - I am
also
> > wrong.
> >
> > Maybe it's because Steve is such a "free spirit"?  He's very magical
and
> > spiritual, and humanitarian, and outspoken, and opinionated, and
......
> >
> > > Apparently Marillion + Steve are very popular in Brazil!...where
> > > abouts in the states are you and how come you have such excellent
> > musical
> > > taste ?
> >
> > I'm in Colorado.  My musical taste?  Hmm, hard to say.  I expect it's
> > because I
> > was such a recluse as a kid, I spent most of my time in my bedroom
> > listening to
> > music.  I guess you could say that music is a way of sharing the joy
and
> > pain of
> > life.  I once read that music was the only true form of communication
> > between
> > human beings, that so much is shared in a song that can never be
> > transmitted any
> > other way.  Could it be that music gives us a glimpse into the essence
of
> > a
> > person or persons?
> >
> > Which is why people probably use such terms as "soulmate" when
describing
> > similar musical tastes.
> >
> > Kat.
> >
> >
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