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Marillion Release Video From Upcoming Live Release (A Top Story)

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On Monday Marillion Release Video From Upcoming Live Release was a top story. Here is the recap: (TeamRock Radio) Marillion have released a new online music video taken from their brand new live release. The band is now streaming a performance of "Lucky Man" online.

It is taken from the live pack A Sunday Night Above The Rain, which was recorded on March 10 last year at their bi-annual fan Weekender in the Netherlands.

The live pack features every song from 2012 album Sounds That Can't Be Made and is out now on double CD, DVD and Blu-ray. Watch the Lucky Man performance - here.

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