a previously unreleased live set from 1982 at London's Marquee Club. In addition to that, the Blu-ray also includes the previously released Recital of the Script video and, as extras, promo films of some tracks from the album. It was the penultimate release of Fish era Marillion albums in a recent deluxe reissue campaign that also includes Misplaced Childhood, Clutching at Straws, Brave, and Afraid of Sunlight. Fugazi is the last album put out in this format so far, having been released on September 1st 2021. Track listing All writing credits are adapted from the 1997 remastered edition. According to the liner notes of the original version, the whole group is listed as writers, arrangers, and performers; all lyrics are credited to Fish. Personnel Marillion Fish – vocals Steve Rothery – guitars; photography (1997 remastered edition) Pete Trewavas – bass Mark Kelly – keyboards; digital remastering (at Abbey Road Studios, London, April – July 1997) Mick Pointer – drums, percussion Additional musicians Marquee Club's Parents Association Children's Choir – choir (on "Forgotten Sons") Peter Cockburn – newscaster's voice (on "Forgotten Sons") Technical personnel Nick Tauber – producer Simon Hanhart – engineer, mixing engineer Pete James – sound effects Jo Mirowski – art direction, design (at Torchlight, London) Mark Wilkinson – illustration Dave Hitchcock – producer (on "Market Square Heroes" (Battle Priest version), "Three Boats Down from the Candy") Craig Thompson – engineer (on "Market Square Heroes" (Battle Priest version), "Three Boats Down from the Candy") Danny Dawson – engineer (on "Chelsea Monday" (Manchester Square demo), "He Knows You Know" (Manchester Square demo)) Pete Mew – digital remastering (at Abbey Road Studios, London, April – July 1997) Bill Smith Studio – repackaging design (1997 remastered edition) Charts Certifications References Marillion albums 1983 debut albums Neo-progressive rock albums EMI Records albums