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Poll Question: What is the best Marillion song during the Fish era?
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A hard choice !

I voted "Slainthé Mhath" because of its excellent lyric and a big sound and Fish becomes angry at the end. Needless to say I already regret to not have voted for incubus, the last straw, Chelsea monday or Punch and Judy.

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Tough, but my favourite wasn't there.

White Russian.

It's a song I sing with all my might, arms wide, eyes closed. The true sign of a great song.

Slainthé Mhath and Forgotten Sons very close behind.
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Script, definitely
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Great thread with so many to choose,I think it has to be Script for a Jester's tear.The man is amazing, as I have stated previously in my thread on' Raingods with zippos' this immensely talented man has to be encouraged to stay on in the music scene.I believe he is touring this summer with the 'Misplaced Childhood' tour, there had better be Scottish dates.If you read in here fishy, get a grip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Original Web with the keyboards prominent all the way through - the album version is crap in comparison - my greatest disappointment ever in prog that was !
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Warm wet circles to me :D
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INCUBUS!

Fish's most wicked lyrics in a romantic context, and some of the most impressive motifs that Marillion has ever written - the guitar solo interlude sends endless chills to my spine, and the emotional climax is an exciting tale of cruelty out of rejected love. Wicked, really wicked.

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Fish's last recorded contribution 'The Last Straw'.

The line 'I'm still drowning...' always gets me.

Lots of good other ones though, Forgotten Sons, Fugazi, Cinderella Search, Heart Of Lothian (if you ever heard it played live at the Edinburgh Playhouse you'd know why), Warm Wet Circles, Tux On to name but a few.
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I voted Incubus, but my fave is... Punch & Judy. Surprised?
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Hi Everybody:

I'm in doubt - "Jigsaw" or "Chelsea Monday"

But Fish Era forever...

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Script For A Jester's Tear
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Originally posted by Valarius Valarius wrote:

Script For A Jester's Tear

Amen to that
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Chelsea Monday would've been my pick so I went for Script.
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It is a pity that Jigsaw is not present

Therefore has voted for Grendel
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I almost voted Grendel. I gave the solitary vote to Hotel Hobbies, but for me, it + Warm Wet Circles + At That Time of the Night are actually one. I still remember the first listen after a long wait (at the only time of my life when I was a FAN of something). Some of the magic is still there, especially in the guitar sound in these songs.
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White russian is my studio favorite.

Live definitely "Garden Party" from "Real to Reel"
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going under
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01) Hotel Hobbies / Warm Wet Circles / That Time of the Night
02) Blind Curve
03) Incubus
04) White Russian
05) Exile on Princes Street (too bad they didn't recycle this one)
06) Heart of Lothian
07) Sugar Mice
08) Chelsea Monday (live)
09) Bitter Suite
10) Fugazi

... or something like that.
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White Russian, Especially the live version on The Thieving Magpie
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"Do you remember ...

the pop singles Kayleigh, Lavender Blue and Incommunicado are what first drew me to Marillion ... although Grendel and Script eventually became my favourites ... I still think I would have been tempted to vote for Kayleigh though ... maybe simply because I remember

Script gets the nod ...
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