Marillion – Script For A Jester's Tear

Excellent remix. Highly recommended. For some strange reason the lyrics for Garden Party are duplicated under Chelsea Monday.
Apart from that, this disc is well worth a purchase.

A limited quantity of this release were sold sold through (now defunct) "the official Fish store" signed by Fish on the front cover

Does someone where can it be buyed to a reasonable price? It is on sale at insane- crazy price now.
Thanks!

I have the album here from a friend. And this version is a miss print, it has no printed label on side 1. Only Yellow label without text EMI – 1C 064-07 715

Just got one of these today. Sounds really good and quiet.

I disagree about the sound quality described by LeonTP. First; the music is first class- this is an iconic debut album. The sound is somewhat dynamic but to these ears it’s all over a thin/bright sounding pressing, sibilance is present on most tracks and the bass isn’t that great. I guess it might sound better on a more forgiving vinyl rig than the one I’ve. The vinyl itself is of a high quality as it’s very quiet, my copy is in perfect condition.

My vinyl rig:
Michell Orbe SE with SME IV tonearm, Benz Micro LP cart and ARC PH5 tube phono stage.

This pressing sounds great. It got much clearer sound than my older pressing from 1983.
Only negative about this newer release is the print on the gatefold cover. The awesome artwork, by English illustrator Mark Wilkinson, is much darker than it should be, causing a loss of detail. Comparing it with my older 83 release you can easily see the difference.

Versione italiana un po' economica dato che ne esistono stampe gatefold con tanto di testi, purtroppo assenti in questa stampa Italy.
Certifico l'ottimo suono del disco.

I'm so glad US radio briefly played "He Knows, You Know", sending me directly to the store to grab a promo copy (gold stamped) for next to nothing. I was promptly swept up by every track from start to finish. Over the years my iration for Script, along with the brief window when Fish led the band but had not yet learned how to "properly" sing, has only grown. Listening now it might be argued that the sound here (I have no other copies or versions to compare it to) is a bit lifeless compared to the vibrant music, but this is how I know and love it.

I have a gold stamped promo of this press. Should be included in notes.