October 13th 2017 will see Marillion not only playing the Royal Albert Hall for thevery first time (a show that was sold out within 4 minutes from the announcement!)performing their magnificent TOP 5 chart album F*** Everyone And Run (F E A R),but also releasing a very special live version of their epic Living In F E A R apowerful song about peace and reflection, a song with a more generalized look atfear that seems to characterize our times, and particularly the response it creates.Living in F E A R strangely is a misleading title because thats a song about ceasingto live in fear - says singer Steve Hogarth Its a kind of a hippie song about howyou can choose to melt your guns as a show of strength, how you can choose toleave your doors unlocked as a show of strength and not weakness. And that we aremirrors: if you go around defensively and that becomes your outlook, you bring onthat in the rest of the world. Whereas if you go around with love and the walls aredown, people take the walls down, too.Living In F E A R comes in a limited CD Digipak as well as in a limited andnumbered 12 Vinyl Edition, carrying three additional unreleased live songs:The fifth section of The Leavers, called One Tonight, a song about leaving livesand families behind to go on tour and being in a new country a very personal songfor Marillion.The epic Neverland, originally from Marbles, and Dry Land, originally fromHolidays In Eden, complete this EP: two live versions released for the first timeoutside of the bands own Racket Records catalogue, serving a precursor of astrictly limited reissue series of the bands jewels, so far only sold or shared tothrough their wonderful web shop, starting January 2018.