Steve Hogarth

I'm going to embrace the whole lounge pant thing next time I'm at my University of New Hampshire lounge pants.

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It's got one foot in the past and definitely one foot in the future.

Fish's iconic vocals were replaced by H, Steve Hogarth, who's a completely different singer.

For me, technically, a much more impressive range and more emotional depth.

Definitely not as bitter or I'm being, I have to be careful what I'm saying.

We had the old logo and I know it was a nod to the past, but I think Holidays in Eden really stood out as something brand new.

Logo was the move away, as I said, from the classic Meridian logo and gives the whole project a clean, fresh start.

And My fellow members of the Steve Hogarth fan club, you can't see this on the podcast, but there's a lovely brooding picture in his coat.

And the rest of them look moody in their leathers, so nice.

Yeah.

Steve Hogarth from Marillion is a fan of Rufus Wainwright.

A couple of them are.

Right.

it'll be fine, yeah.

I'm going to embrace the whole lounge pant thing next time I put my University of New Hampshire lounge You're listening to The Corona Diaries, a sometimes random and often irreverent attempt to understand the psyche of singer Steve Hogarth.

I invested in a new laptop.

Oh, Jesus.

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Freaks, fantastic B-side.

Even H has done this live.

Fantastic.

Tucks on from the B-side from Sugar Mice that John can never remember the lyrics to when singing along with Stilberillion.

They were arguing, yeah.

Let him state his case.

He's trying, yeah.

Let's be honest.

I mean,

he's, you know, because Steve Hogarth's been in them now for about 83 years.

That must have really pissed him off, that must have been.

Fish was in them for 10 minutes, and then he's been in them since forever.

So yes, this Flower Man pop opera, and then this second single, Flower Man, just called Flower Man, was a cut-down version of this, of this pop opera that they created.

A little point here, as pointed out by Michael Handahan, I said last week that, and in fact I was quoting Steve Hogarth himself, when he said that, that The Syn's rock operas preceded all other rock operas.

Mm-hmm.

They were the first, and in fact that's not true.

some of the stuff that, that I did get in the past month and a half.

I got the Steve Hogarth H, uh, Ice Cream Genius box set, which is very cool.

Um, you know, again, in the same, uh-

Same format as-