Marillion - Quebec City Canada 9th October1987

Review by Suprada Sudhir

Quebec City Canada 9th October 1987 is a live album by the British progressive rock band Marillion. The album was recorded during the band's tour of North America in support of their fourth studio album, Clutching at Straws.

The album captures Marillion at the peak of their live performances, with lead singer Fish delivering powerful and emotional vocals, while the rest of the band delivers tight and intricate instrumentals. The album features a mix of fan favorites and new material from Clutching at Straws, including "Sugar Mice", "Warm Wet Circles", and "Incommunicado".

The album's production quality is excellent, with clean and balanced sound that captures the energy and atmosphere of the live performance. The album is a testament to Marillion's ability to deliver powerful and emotive performances, and is a must-have for fans of the band and progressive rock in general.

Summary by Suprada Sudhir

Quebec City Canada 9th October 1987 is a fantastic live album that showcases Marillion's talent and ability to deliver unforgettable live performances. The album is highly recommended for fans of the band and anyone who appreciates progressive rock music.