No drummer! No time! No Songs! How Marillion made Fugazi
The story of how Marillion made their second album, 1984's aptly titled Fugazi
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The story of how Marillion made their second album, 1984's aptly titled Fugazi
John Sloman divides his career into its Old and New Testament: the former being from the 1970s up to the late 80s, when the Welshman bestrode the world looking, from the outside at least, every bit like a rock god. He appeared on an album apiece by Lone Star and Uriah Heep, before hooking up with Gary Moore. His lifestyle probably seemed glamorous, but really it wasn’t. Indeed, each of the bands with which he became entwined brought him unhappiness and frustration. And following the lukewarm response to Disappearances Can Be Deceptive – a solo album made at first...