Hello All.
On a CD-hunting trip through my hometown Antwerp I bought these CD's:
Marillion: _Script for a Jester's Tear_. This is a really fantastic album.
Almost as good as _Misplaced Childhood_, if not even better. /He Knows You
Know/ is the best song, and typically Fish-Marillion. And the cover is also
very important. Unfortunately, it is too detailed for CD-size, you have to
peek through a magnifying glass to read the words 'Yesterday, all my troubles
seemed so far away, ...' Are these covers available as posters?
Marillion: _Fugazi_. Nice music, but not as good as _Script_. The lyrics are
great, the music is nice, but they don't really work together. And the music
is not balanced enough. The album is not really one organism, like _MC_ or
_Script_.
Both these albums are far better than the new marillion I've bought (Brave)
and the Fish solo I've heard (Internal Exile). Are great Progrock bands
destined for this kind of downfall?
Checking the dates, I noticed that _Script_, _Fugazi_ and _MC_ are in fact a
trilogy: 1983-84-85. The story is also more or less coherent. Is _Clutching
at Straws_ (1987) the sequel to these? _Misplaced Childhood_ sounds like it's
a definite ending of a story. And the _Straws_ cover is not in the same
yle.
CU Later,
Steven
NP: Marillion - Assassin
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