Marillion-Misplaced Childhood (1985)

In 1985 Marillion released her third album Misplaced Childhood, which would eventually become her best work and also the most popular and best-selling.
Conceptually devised, it deals with the most private and dark nightmares plus reconciliations with the love of its leader and singer Fish.
With this work the band reached its highest level of creativity and the ideal and absolute balance.
It is also the job where the band shows its maturity, after two great albums, but somewhat inconsistent.
The concept, its interpretive power, perfect harmony, poetic lyrics, cultured language and instrumental precision, made it one of the best albums in progressive rock and an instant classic.