Mick Pointer (born July 22, 1956 ) is a British drummer and was a founding member of the progressive rock band Marillion . He was released in 1983 after the release of the band's first studio album Script for a Jester's Tear and replaced by Ian Mosley after attempts with several drummers .
In 1995 Pointer founded the band Arena with Clive Nolan , in which he still plays today.
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| Studio albums |
Script for a Jester's Tear • Fugazi • Misplaced Childhood • Clutching at Straws • Seasons End • Holidays in Eden • Brave • Afraid of Sunlight • This Strange Engine • Radiation • Marillion.com • Anoraknophobia • Marbles • Somewhere Else • Happiness Is the Road • Less Is More • Sounds That Can't Be Made • FEAR (Fuck Everyone and Run) |
| Extended plays |
Market Square Heroes • Brief Encounter |
| Remix albums |
Tales from the Engine Room |
| Live albums |
Recital of the Script • Real to Reel • The Thieving Magpie • Made Again • Anorak in the UK • Marbles Live • Early Stages • Live from Loreley • A Sunday Night Above the Rain |
| Compilation albums |
B'Sides Themselves • A Singles Collection • The Best of Both Worlds • The Best of Marillion |
| personal data | |
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| SURNAME | Pointer, Mick |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | British drummer |
| DATE OF BIRTH | July 22, 1956 |
