Steve Hogarth: The Invisible Man - Diaries 1991-1997From Steve Hogarth
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The debut book from the lead singer of Marillion: “Some years ago, in the mid-nineties, I went back up north to visit my parents in Doncaster. ‘What have you been up to, son?’ said my dad. ‘I've been in Iceland on a glacier with a helicopter,’ I began. ‘You know what? Will you promise me you'll keep a diary? Stuff like that doesn't normally happen to people,’ he said.” And so I did. Not all the time, but a lot of the time – often when I've been out on the road being a ‘rock star’ and sometimes when I'm at home fixing the dish-washer and bathing the kids. Lunch with Neil Armstrong in Garfunkels. Waking up in a hotel room in Canada in the middle of the night, to discover a crowd at the foot of the bed watching me sleeping. Our 747 being diverted and landed in the USA so that the FBI could arrest Cat Stevens. Being arrested myself and marched at machine-gun point off a train in Poland. Getting a phone call from the International Space Station; not to mention the more normal stuff – going to the pub with Rufus Wainright and Julian Lennon; and the slightly odd stuff – being handed a still-warm bra by someone's husband – “...she'd like you to have this.” The recording studios Abbey Road, Metropolis, Trevor Horn's Sarm and Hook End Manor, Peter Gabriel's Real World, our own Racket Club and the famous Nomis rehearsal studios where we rehearsed next door to Mick Jagger, The Who, Iggy, and Princess Stephanie of Monaco. And then there's the many, many gigs all over the world. They do say, "If you can remember it, it can't have been that good". That's why you should write it down.
Steve Hogarth: The Invisible Man - Diaries 1991-1997From Steve Hogarth- Amazon Sales Rank: #851798 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-05-14
- Released on: 2015-05-14
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. An honest look at life on the road By Phil Simon Most rock autobiographies are about decadence, internal squabbles, and the self-important nature of it all. This one is not. Hogarth writes an incredibly honest, poignant, and often funny look at life on the road. I for one cannot wait for the next addition.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Really enjoyed this intimate look into what it is like being ... By Steven Sly Really enjoyed this intimate look into what it is like being in one of the most respected progressive rock bands in history. At times the narrative gets a bit tedious, but overall it is an enjoyable read that gives much insight into what it is like living the life of a touring musician. There is not a lot of insight into the creative / songwriting process which would have been nice, but these are mostly road stories. It was interesting for me to read about a few gigs that I actually attended. Hogarth’s writing style is fun and interesting and you really get a sense of what his personality is all about. I am really looking forward to the next installment.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Very enjoyable book. If you are wondering if Steve ... By Barry Erdman Very enjoyable book. If you are wondering if Steve Hogarth has enough interesting stories to fill two volumes, the answer is yes. Although some of narratives tend to repeat themselves from city to city (sleep, breakfast, walk, sound check, nap, show, drink, sleep), Steve's descriptions of the places he has traveled and the people he has met are worth the read.What made me withhold the 5th star was that the book is almost exclusively written on tour. There are a few rare insights into Marillion's songs and studio time, but they leave you wanting more. You would think that at least some of Marillion songs were inspired by events on the road, but with a few exceptions you won't find that in this book.I can't wait to read part 2!
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