Script For a Jester's Tear

Marillion

	Title	Time
1	Script For a Jester's Tear (19	8:42	USD 0.99
2	He Knows You Know (1997 Digita	5:23	USD 0.99
3	The Web (1997 Remaster)	8:52	USD 0.99
4	Garden Party (1997 Remaster)	7:19	USD 0.99
5	Chelsea Monday (1997 Digital R	8:17	USD 0.99
6	Forgotten Sons (1997 Digital R	8:23	USD 0.99
7	Market Square Heroes (Battle P	4:18	USD 0.99
8	Three Boats Down From the Cand	4:31	USD 0.99
9	Grendel (Fair Deal Studios Ver	19:10	USD Album Only
10	Chelsea Monday (Demo)	6:54	USD 0.99
11	He Knows You Know (Manchester	4:29	USD 0.99
12	Charting the Single (1997 Digi	4:51	USD 0.99
13	Market Square Heroes (Re-recor	4:48	USD 0.99

Cover Album Script For a Jester's Tear - Marillion

1982 Keith, Scotland
5
By Duramax_Dave

Just to let RexRolo know he's not the only one. Been in the US for years now but grew up in Keith, Scotland. Been a fan since the beginning. They played April 23rd 1982 - Longmore Hall: Keith, Banffshire, Scotland. This album is fantastic. Always had the vinyl & cd. First iTunes version, so here's a review.
Script
5
By RexRolo

Wow, cannot believe that nobody has commented on this gem. I have been listening to Marillon since 1986, when my older brother gave me Fugazi. They continue to be one of my top bands. I have listened to progressive music since my first "prog" record - Moving Pictures. All of the early Marillion Fish era music is just classic. It never seems old or dated to me. Alway have to crank it up. Still am buying Fish's newer works- yes he is still making great music. Check out 13th Star, I think his best solo album. Sometimes feel that I am the only person in America who appreciates this fantastic old time prog greatness. It certainly is not for everybody. But if you like Porcupine Tree, Riverside, RPWL…, have to have some of the original stuff - MARILLION.