Merci bien :)

Thank you!! 🙃🙂

I don't appear to have them written down (I probably have them on the boat, where I recorded it). The online ones seem to say it's in C, but I appear to be in D here, with a liberal sprinkling of G and A. After the solo the whole thing then just goes up a tone.

Thank you very much. To be honest, I've performed it better, but the point of these is only ever as a bit of fun :)

Cheers!

Halifax is being postponed anyway, so I'm very glad you didn't schlep all the way up there!! We're now playing there as part of a series of tribute gigs next August.

I don't really have any sheet music for it, just a rough layout of the chords (somewhere) that I worked out some time ago, and then I've played it and tweaked it over time (which is why my covers tend to drift away from pure copies of the originals a little). I'll see if I can find the basic chord sheet somewhere...

@@richharding7927 thank you so much! You play and sing very well, my son listen to you and Steve H the same 🥰

@@francescamicol4715 this is quite close (it misses some of the little subtleties): chordify.net/chords/marillion-songs/the-hollow-man-2-chords?version=youtube:GrfG8aBUpck

Oh thank you so much!! I have seen this message right now! My son will be very happy! ❤🙏🙏grazie mille!!

Thank you :)

Challenge accepted :) I think I've only ever sung that live once, so that'll be fun to learn to play - thank you :)

I've just been working out Dry Land and very much enjoying it, so thanks for the suggestion and I'll record it when I'm happy with it.

I'm glad your enjoying it Rich, yes I be looking forward to you singing that. I'm sure you will sing it well, as you do all the other Marillion songs.

Thank you :)

Thank you very much :)

i didnt expect such quality

@@slapbass8494 thank you very much. Having played and sung it a hell of a lot since I recorded it, I can get a bit critical of some of this version, but people seem to like it, so I should probably just shush on that front :D

Thanks :)

I wore out my parents' copy of Out Of The Blue, and Discovery was the first album I ever bought. I then went backwards and completed the collection to that point, whilst Time is still in my all-time top ten albums by anyone.

I sometimes sing it an octave down and quieter, but it lacks the "oomph". The chorus has actually become one of my favourite practice pieces for the top of my range.

@@richharding7927 I don't think I could hit the halfway point of that highest note!

@@mattnoponen2607 that's the fun bit :D

Thank you kindly :)

Thank you :) As I said to Avani below, I do think this take is a bit "over-sung", and having lived with the album for another year now I definitely do it more subtly, but they're just a bit of fun, and it's nice when people enjoy them :)

Thank you kindly :)

Thanks :)

Thank you :) And, yes, Time is still an all-time top ten album for me; in fact on some of my band profiles I've gone so far as to put it in my top five.

Thank you :)

Thank you :) I only do them for fun, so I don't even bother sharing them most of the time.

Thank you. I sing it a bit softer and slightly more faithfully to the original these days, but I can't just keep re-recording things for vanity's sake :D

Thanks :) I'm not sure this version I recorded isn't a bit too loud. The original is mostly incredibly sparse, and I do generally play it softer than this. The whole album is superb (and currently my album of the year). I did see part of their Glastonbury set in 2016, but didn't follow it up, so now I'm playing catch up with them :)

@@richharding7927 not gonna lie, the intro and the chorus is loud, but i don't mind the little variations and changes you added on your own. i would prefer to play it softer, since my voice is soft. i wish i could see wolf alice in person too someday! again i thank you for uploading this cover and guiding this blooming beginner lol.

@@avanitiwari5879 yeah, I just do these for fun, and they're not meant to be faithful. I'm very much a vocalist who plays instruments, and I actually started doing them on Facebook a few years back, to get me out of a bad habit of sometimes gurning (pulling weird faces) when playing guitar. The alternative "choir" melody in the intro and chorus is just how I hear the whole sound when stripped down to one voice and a guitar. I'm tempted to try a quiet version at some point, but then that brings the game closer to some kind of imitation, which isn't the point.

This is (unusually for the internet :D ) pretty accurate: tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/tab/marillion/after-me-chords-1488003