To make an honest statement in 2020 about anything without it creeping in would be dishonest because it's in the back of all of our minds.Lists, Unique Nature of Grief, Is this Normal?, Grief Articles for Beginners, 64 Things I'm writing about how I feel, what I see in the world – which is what I've always written about – so I found it creeping in against my will so there will be references in it, but I think you'll have to look for them. Having said that, I found it crept in I just couldn't stop it. By the time we get this record out, even if it's not the last thing anyone wants to hear now, it certainly will be by the time we get this album out, so I was avoiding it at all costs. Bassist Pete Trewavas says the record is sounding 'very positive', while guitarist Steve Rothery claims the material is 'diverse in terms of the styles.' Vocalist Steve 'H' Hogarth told fans in December that the lyrics aren't as 'angry' as 'FEAR', but the record has been shaped by 2020: 'I did set out deliberately to try and not write anything about the pandemic or about what it's done to all of us because I just figured that every other artist on Earth is doing that now. Marillion have been hard at work on the follow-up to 2016's 'FEAR' throughout 2020. 41 rock and metal albums released in 2021: The Dead Daisies’ new studio album ‘Holy Ground’ is out now. Listen to Planet Rock on DAB nationwide, on our free app, online, via your smart speaker (“Play Planet Rock”) and on Freesat, Sky, and Virgin Media TV. What nonsense!”įirst broadcast last night, you can listen again to Glenn Hughes’ candid My Planet Rocks interview on Planet Rock this coming Wednesday (10th February) at 9pm where he also reveals he can’t remember any of the 80s, opens up about his drug and alcohol battle decades ago, and talks about his feelings about leaving Trapeze to join Deep Purple in 1973.Īlongside the chat, Glenn also picks songs by Rolling Stones, Bowie, Paul McCartney, Free and Crosby, Stills & Nash and his current band The Dead Daisies.

He told us: “(David) wanted me to sing on ‘Young Americans’, but Ritchie thought it would injure Deep Purple. Glenn previously told Planet Rock in 2017 that Ritchie Blackmore stopped him from singing on Bowie’s 1975 album ‘Young Americans.' Nobody really knew he was in town for quite a bit and then the whole world found out and my house was like a 24-hour cocktail nightclub!”

He wrote all the songs in my house for ‘Station to Station’ and he was getting ready to do (1976 science fiction movie) The Man Who Fell To Earth.

Elsewhere during the My Planet Rocks, Glenn reflected upon the time David Bowie lived with him in Beverly Hills in 1975, saying: “He lived at my house for six months.

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