Man - Friday 13th Live At The Marquee

Review by Jim Lee & Ann Cummings

The album Friday 13th Live At The Marquee by Man is a true classic in the world of progressive rock. Recorded in 1983 at the legendary London venue, the album captures the band at the height of their powers, delivering an electrifying performance that showcases their impressive musicianship and innovative songwriting.

Featuring a mix of tracks from their earlier albums and some new material, the album is a testament to Man's ability to blend different genres and styles into a cohesive musical experience. From the psychedelic groove of "C'mon" to the hard-rocking "Hard Way To Die," the band demonstrates their versatility and range.

The standout track on the album is undoubtedly the epic "The Welsh Connection," a sprawling 30-minute opus that explores the band's Welsh roots and features some incredible instrumental sections that showcase the virtuosity of the individual members.

Summary by Jim Lee & Ann Cummings

Friday 13th Live At The Marquee is a must-have for any fan of progressive rock or classic 70s-era bands like Pink Floyd or Yes. It's a thrilling live document of one of the greatest bands of the era, and a testament to the enduring power of their music.