Fish: Return to Childhood

About This Movie

So, this DVD captures the 20th anniversary concert of Fish, performing Marillion's 'Misplaced Childhood', which is quite a treat if you're into progressive rock. Filmed in Amsterdam, the atmosphere is electric, with the crowd really feeding off Fish's energy. The setlist includes some of those classic tracks like 'Big Wedge' and 'Incommunicado', plus you'll find a few deeper cuts that showcase Fish's unique vocal style and lyrical depth. The pacing of the concert flows well, drawing you into that nostalgic soundscape. You get to see both the raw emotion of the performance and the solid musicianship of the band, making it a distinctive piece for collectors of live music recordings.

This DVD isn't particularly common, which definitely adds to its interest among collectors of live music. Released with a limited run, it's a nice find for those who appreciate concert films, especially from the progressive rock genre. The packaging and presentation are decent, but it’s the content – that blend of nostalgia and energetic performance – that really draws attention. Given Fish's legacy and the significance of the 'Misplaced Childhood' album, this concert recording holds a special place in many collections.