Script For A Jester's Tear

Tracklisting

  1. Record 1 - Script For A Jesters’s Tear (2020 Remix)
  2. Script For A Jester’s Tear (8:42)
  3. He Knows You Know (5:23)
  4. The Web (8:50)
  5. Garden Party (7:20)
  6. Chelsea Monday (8:17)
  7. Forgotten Sons (8:23)
  8. Record 2 - Market Square Heroes EP (2020 Remix)
  9. Market Square Heroes (4:16)
  10. Three Boats Down From The Candy (4:30)
  11. Charting The Single (4:52)
  12. Grendel (17:17)
  13. Record 3 - Live At The Marquee Club Part 1 29th December 1982 (Previously Unreleased)
  14. Garden Party (7:54)
  15. Three Boats Down From The Candy (4:40)
  16. Chelsea Monday (7:59)
  17. Grendel (17:55)
  18. He Knows You Know (5:27)
  19. Record 4 - Live At The Marquee Club Part 2 29th December 1982 (Previously Unreleased)
  20. The Web (10:01)
  21. Script For A Jester’s Tear (8:20)
  22. Forgotten Sons (10:38)
  23. Market Square Heroes (5:27)
  24. Margaret (6:43)

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Release Information

Key Value
Format Box Set Limited Edition, Vinyl 4× LP Album EP Limited Edition
Label Parlophone Records Ltd.
Catalog Number 0190295316686
Notes Limited Edition 4LP Box Set Original 1983 Album Remixed Market Square Heroes EP Remixed (with the exception of 3-3: only remastered) Unreleased 1982 Live Show (on 2 LPs) 24 Page Booklet containing rare photos, new artwork and memorabilia Plus extended essay from Prog Magazine editor Jerry Ewing Signed by Fish if preordered from Fish’s website. Signed Script for a Jester’s Tear print (Steve Rothery, Pete Trewavas, Mark Kelly, Mick Pointer) if pre-ordered from Marillion’s website. Track H2 is listed on the label as Script For A Jester’s Tear but it’s actually Market Square Heroes as listed On the back cover and on the inner sleeve. ℗ 2020 this compilation Parlophone Records Ltd. © 2020 Parlophone Records Ltd. This label copy information is the subject of copyrights protection. All rights reserved. © 2020 Parlophone Records Ltd. A Warner Music Group Company. Made in the EU.
Discogs URL Marillion - Script For A Jester’s Tear