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“There was a decadent, hedonistic atmosphere in Berlin. It was a great time for making music”: Marillion look back on the making of the album that tore the band apart

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“There was a decadent, hedonistic atmosphere in Berlin. It was a great time for making music”: Marillion look back on the making of the album that tore the band apart

Fish, Steve Rothery and Mark Kelly look back at the making of Marillion’s best-known and most successful record, Misplaced Childhood

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