Marillion: Snow de Cologne

About This Movie

So, 'Snow de Cologne' is a unique slice of Marillion's live performance captured at the Ewerk in Cologne. The atmosphere of the show is quite intimate yet electric, with the band feeding off the energy of the audience. You get a real sense of the connection they have with their fans, which is something that can be hard to convey in studio recordings. The pacing of the setlist flows nicely, blending heavier tracks with more melodic pieces, showcasing their versatility. It's interesting to note that the DVD gives a visual component to what’s also available as audio on the 'Happiness is Cologne' CD, which intrigues collectors looking for the complete experience. It's a solid watch for anyone invested in live music recordings and the evolution of progressive rock performance.

This live DVD is somewhat rare in the collector's market, especially considering it was originally made for German television. The combination of the performance footage and the audio release creates a unique situation for fans and collectors alike, as they often seek both formats for a complete experience. It's interesting to track its availability, as live concert DVDs have seen fluctuating interest, but those into the progressive rock scene find this one particularly noteworthy. The connection to the double live CD further enhances its appeal for those who appreciate the band's live sound.