FISH

DAVE EVERLEY

Vigil In A Wilderness Of Mirrors/Internal Exile CHOCOLATE FROG Circle-closing reissues of the big man’s first two solo albums. Viewed with hindsight, Fish didn’t have a solo career so much as an endless stream of label struggles, lawsuits, near-bankruptcies, heartbreak, divorce(s), hospitalisations and near-death experiences, punctuated by the odd album. That the [almost]-retired singer didn’t chuck in the towel and move to the Outer Hebrides years ago is testament to his stubbornness. Either that or he was the world’s biggest glutton for punishment. “Vigil… remains the best thing to bear his name as a solo artist.” These reissues of his first two post-Marillion albums are where the joy and the pain started (and fittingly, as the last-ever releases on his Chocolate Frog label, where it ends, too). The deluxe CD…

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