Marillion

Script For A Jester's Tear was Marillion debut studio album originally released on 13 March 1983, reaching number seven in the UK Albums Chart (eventually achieving a platinum status) and produced the two Top 40 singles He Knows You Know (35) and Garden Party (16).<br/><br/>Formed in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, in 1979, the band went through several personnel changes before recording their debut album. Having attracted attention with a three-track session for the Friday Rock Show they were signed by EMI Records releasing their first single, Market Square Heroes, in October 1982 with their debut album Script For A Jester's Tear following a few months later after their second single He Knows You Know.<br/><br/>The CD version will have the same audio across 4CD plus a bonus Blu-Ray featuring "The Script Interviews" a wonderful documentary covering the formation of the band through to the release of Script For A Jester's Tear in their own words.

Marillion: Season's end 1989 (Deluxe/Rem) [3 CD + Blu-ray]

Early Stages är en dubbelCD med det bästa från den numera utgångna 6CD-boxen med liveinspelningar från 1982-87 (Fish-eran). Sista spåret på albumet är en raritet som ges ut för första gången. <br/><br/>Disc 1<br/><br/>Tracks 1-3: Live at The Mayfair, Glasgow 13/09/82 Garden Party / She Chameleon / Three Boats Down From The Candy<br/>* An early concert recorded the week the band signed to EMI for a Radio Clyde concert live at The Mayfair, Glasgow, 13th September 1982<br/><br/>Tracks 4-6: Marquee Club on 30/12/82<br/>Script For A Jesters Tear / Chelsea Monday / Forgotten Sons<br/>* Recorded for a celebratory gig at London's legendary Marquee Club on 30th December 1982. <br/>* All tracks were from the yet to be released debut Script For A Jesters Tear, which the band were recording at Marquee Studio's at the time (Dec 1982-Feb 1983)<br/><br/>Tracks 7-9: Live at the Reading Festival 27/08/83 Grendel / Charting The Single / He Knows You Know<br/>* Recorded for BBC 1's Friday Rock Show, Reading Rock Festival<br/>* Marillion blew headliners Black Sabbath of the stage - a legendary gig amongst fans<br/>* Features the last performance of firm fan favourite Grendel<br/><br/>Disc 2<br/><br/>Tracks 1-7: Live at Hammersmith Odeon 14/12/84<br/>* Recorded for BBC Radio 1 (also broadcast in the USA on syndication by Westwood One) on the bands pre-Christmas Fugazi tour. <br/><br/>Assassing / Punch and Judy / Fugazi<br/>* Material from Marillion's then new second LP, Fugazi<br/><br/>The Pseudo Silk Kimono / Kayleigh / Bitter Suite / Heart of Lothian<br/>* Early work in progress versions that later appeared on studio album Misplaced Childhood (released and charted at number 1 in the UK albums chart June 1985)<br/>* Single Kayleigh is clearly a work in progress piece, containing different lyrics and vocal melody to the single version of Kayleigh which went on to chart at number 2 in the UK singles Chart, May 1985.<br/><br/>Tracks 8-13: Live at Wembley Arena 05/11/1987 Slainte Mhath / Sugar Mice / Hotel Hobbies / Warm Wet Circles / That Time of The Night / The Last Straw<br/>* Wembley Arena Charity concert in aid for Muscular Dystrophy & attended by His Royal Highness Prince Edward. Features six tracks from Fish's final studio album with Marillion - Clutching at Straws.<br/><br/>Track 14: Live at Fife Aid 1988 **PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED** Market Square Heroes<br/>* Extremely rare and previously unreleased recording of Marillion's last ever gig with Fish at Fife Aid* 1988. Fittingly, the band's very first single as well as live at Fife Aid's very last track, Market Square Heroes has been included at the end to complete this set. <br/><br/>*Fife Aid took place on two occasions - 1986 and 1988, organised by environmentalist and TV personality David Bellamy to raise funds for environmentally sustainable projects in Africa.

Marillion: Pinkpop festival (FM Broadcast) [CD]

Season's End has had a fresh 2023 Stereo Remix by Mike Hunter, liner notes by Rich Wilson, and brand-new artwork. Originally released in 1989, Seasons End was Marillion's fifth studio album and first with Steve Hogarth fronting the band, following the departure of former frontman Fish, spanning three singles; Hooks In You, The Uninvited Guest and Easter which all went on to chart in the UK.

Marillion: An Hour Before It's Dark/Live in P.Z. [2 CD]

Marillion: Transmission Impossible (Broadcasts) [3 CD]