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Track List
01) Script for a Jester's Tear
02) Market Square Heroes (B'Sides version)
03) He Knows You Know (album version)
04) Forgotten Sons
05) Garden Party
06) Assassing (single version)
07) Punch and Judy
08) Kayleigh
09) Lavender (single version)
10) Heart of Lothian (single version)
11) Incommunicado
12) Warm Wet Circles (single version)
13) That Time of the Night (The Short Straw)
14) Sugar Mice
Cd 2
01) Uninvited Guest
02) Easter
03) Hooks in You (Meaty mix)
04) The Space...
05) Cover My Eyes (Pain and Heaven)
06) No One Can
07) Dry Land
08) Waiting to Happen
09) The Great Escape (album version)
10) Alone Again in the Lap of Luxury (radio edit)
11) Made Again
12) King
13) Afraid of Sunlight
14) Beautiful (radio edit)
15) Cannibal Surf Babe
01) Script for a Jester's Tear
02) Market Square Heroes (B'Sides version)
03) He Knows You Know (album version)
04) Forgotten Sons
05) Garden Party
06) Assassing (single version)
07) Punch and Judy
08) Kayleigh
09) Lavender (single version)
10) Heart of Lothian (single version)
11) Incommunicado
12) Warm Wet Circles (single version)
13) That Time of the Night (The Short Straw)
14) Sugar Mice
Cd 2
01) Uninvited Guest
02) Easter
03) Hooks in You (Meaty mix)
04) The Space...
05) Cover My Eyes (Pain and Heaven)
06) No One Can
07) Dry Land
08) Waiting to Happen
09) The Great Escape (album version)
10) Alone Again in the Lap of Luxury (radio edit)
11) Made Again
12) King
13) Afraid of Sunlight
14) Beautiful (radio edit)
15) Cannibal Surf Babe
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First Released
1997
Progressive Rock
Rousing
Rock/Pop
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One can view The Best of Both Worlds as either an exercise in futility or a chance to become better acquainted with two very different incarnations of Marillion. Split up into the band's two eras, The Best of Both Worlds features 14 Fish-led compositions and 15 tracks from the Mach II lineup featuring former How We Live frontman Steve Hogarth on vocals. Truth be told, disc one features a plethora of spectacular essentials including "Script for Jesters Tear," "Assassing," and the single edits of "Kayleigh" and "Lavender." Revisiting songs like "Warm Wet Circle" and "Forgotten Son," it's easy to understand why this lot was so esteemed by their Euro audience. Oddly enough, and somewhat incomprehensibly, the epic "Fugazy" fails to make an appearance. Of the Hogarth era, the best material is culled from his debut with the band, Season's End and from Afraid of Sunlight. Everything in between is pretty iffy. This collection is obviously a quote-unquote, hit-driven compilation, so consequently, some of the better Hogarth moments like the title track from Season's End or Berlin are omitted. If you've ever been curious about the band, The Best of Both Worlds is a good place to start. For a deeper understanding, spend some time with Script for Jesters Tear, Misplaced Childhood, Clutching at Straws, and Season's End. For beginners only.
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One can view The Best of Both Worlds as either an exercise in futility or a chance to become better acquainted with two very different incarnations of Marillion. Split up into the band's two eras, The Best of Both Worlds features 14 Fish-led compositions and 15 tracks from the Mach II lineup featuring former How We Live frontman Steve Hogarth on vocals. Truth be told, disc one features a plethora of spectacular essentials including "Script for Jesters Tear," "Assassing," and the single edits of "Kayleigh" and "Lavender." Revisiting songs like "Warm Wet Circle" and "Forgotten Son," it's easy to understand why this lot was so esteemed by their Euro audience. Oddly enough, and somewhat incomprehensibly, the epic "Fugazy" fails to make an appearance. Of the Hogarth era, the best material is culled from his debut with the band, Season's End and from Afraid of Sunlight. Everything in between is pretty iffy. This collection is obviously a quote-unquote, hit-driven compilation, so consequently, some of the better Hogarth moments like the title track from Season's End or Berlin are omitted. If you've ever been curious about the band, The Best of Both Worlds is a good place to start. For a deeper understanding, spend some time with Script for Jesters Tear, Misplaced Childhood, Clutching at Straws, and Season's End. For beginners only.
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