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Misplaced Childhood

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Doesn't that say it all? Brilliantly composed, marvellously arranged, and with the "getting-to-your-bones"-voice of Fish. It doesn't get much better, and it's definitely more than just Kayleigh, which might be the major hit, but probably also the un-best song of the album.

A brilliant digitally recorded concept album that intertwines harmony, keyboards, and ethereal guitar as well as featuring one of the most passionate and unique vocalists ever. Misplaced Childhood sets the pace for all other "progressive rock" works and should be considered among the world's masterworks, regardless of style or genre. Beethoven's ninth is good, Misplaced Childhood in its own right may be better...

Original issue of 1985 classic. Songs:

1) Pseudo Silk Kimono

2) Kayleigh

3) Lavender

4) Bitter Suite

5) Heart of Lothian

6) Waterhole (Expresso Bongo)

7) Lords of the Backstage

8) Blind Curve

9) Childhood's End

10) White Feather