Fish - TVAM 1990

the earlier part of the interview - the later one has already been uploaded.

[@gavincook4684]

God.... Can we all just take a moment to appreciate how fucking gorgeous Lorain is here.

[@rogerdavidson6236]

Aye. Pause it at 00:27, Fish is totally lost in the bottomless depths of her brown eyes as well....the big hairy bastard's captivated, reduced to a blushing bearded schoolboy by her pure traffic-stopping Scottish radiance.

[@itkojecockot]

true icon of progressive music...... love both his solo stuff as well as his albums with legendary Marillion offcourse.......

[@rotheryberlin7772]

The first single wasn't Big Wedge, it was State of Mind. Since 39 years, the release of the Fugazi album I'm supporter of him and Marillion.

[@MyNameisBritannia]

Love you, Fish

[@kimlarsson7259]

When you're so big you can't really be comfy in normal furniture 😂 Love you, Fish 🤙 Great interview!

[@juliemarsh9464]

Always luv'd the big man. Sad this cud b his last studio album will miss seein him live. Keep goin fish.please.💋💕

[@jestermindcrime1773]

Vigal last album??? ummmm there are lots more

[@jeffsimon9594]

If anyone has the TV-AM episode from early 1990 featuring the band Indian Summer, please upload! I joined this band in 2012, but back then they were promoting their single 'Just Like Lovers' which came out on Carrere Records in Europe and was a hit there (not so much in the UK). TV-AM interviewed them and played the video clip.

[@dgcmusi]

Wish he had never left Marillion...he says they just got too big...and surprisingly they were mismanaged...everyone but them were making big money...a real shame .

[@BROTHER-52]

Remember my dad waking me for work ..an me rolling over ..an him coming back in to shout me again an saying fish is on tv.am. ...I was. Up then

[@josephclarke645]

Lorraine Kelly looks absolutely gorgeous

[@kevinstreet220]

I forgot how lovely Lorraine was back in the day.

[@frfr4642]

Eres el mejor, Simplemente Marillion no es el mounstro de genialidad desde q te fuiste, please come back with the boys man.

[@MALONEYCAMFIELD]

Fish can't really sing anymore, so you really are in a dream world to imagine that could ever happen or would even work.

[@glynperrisgp]

Lorraine is bloody gorgeous here. 😍

[@stephemf]

heavy night by the sound of it!!

[@MALONEYCAMFIELD]

Weird to cast your mind back to a time when someone like Fish could be interviewed about his new album on breakfast TV. I really doubt Lorraine Kelly had a fucking clue who Marillion or Fish were though!

[@theturtleproject]

i was at that Newport centre gig

[@sgtmajvimy]

Wow, Lorraine in 1990

[@medicallyunexplainedsymptoms]

They all forgot State of Mind was the first single from Vigil 😁

[@fiuttello]

Epic mullet haircut!

[@jestermindcrime1773]

it;s called Male Pattern Baldness

[@lizardywizard]

The Bill Bailey

[@Chops_Top_Fives]

This is a lovely interview & then Richard Keys turns up & gets the name of the song wrong 😑

[@ElaineAzevedo8]

❤

[@flaviopitanga65]

Awesome

[@mattyboywalker9094]

Ahhhh Lorraine

[@douglasanderson8636]

Same height as me!

[@extromous]

A Gentleman's Excuse Me..... / :¬` /;¬,

[@Alun49]

Come on Fish, you stole the name from Chris Squire!

[@jestermindcrime1773]

explain

[@Alun49]

@@jestermindcrime1773 It is well documented that Chris Squire of Yes was nicknamed Fish in the early days of the band, when they shared a house together. Chris was notorious for spending a long time in the bath. Anyone who knows anything about Yes is those days would know this. It was in the music papers, and that is why Chris' bass solo is called The Fish. Derek Dick was a Yes fan as well as a Genesis fan. He would know this. It is far more likely that an adolescent Fish took the name from Squire as Derek Dick is not the best of names, and it stuck. I do not buy for one minute he had exactly the same story for his nickname that Squire had.

[@bgm1236]

Alun49 That was the same thing I thought.

[@thomasmuller3904]

And what will you do? Fish is the singer of Marillion ready. My best Friend is the greatest Fan of YES he told me no times that is stolen. And he is an Fan about Marillion too. Your wrong

[@Alun49]

@@thomasmuller3904 No I'm not. I was a fan of Yes from 1970 onwards. I knew that "Fish" story about Chris Squire by the time Fragile came out, almost 10years before Marillion. Anyone my age who was a Yes fan and read the music press knows this story. Your friend may well be a big fan, but he clearly knows nothing about the early days of the band.

[@dgs931]

Fash

[@fuzzy1237]

Hungover as fuck