Common Lisp IDE for Windows

Sup /prog/
Just starting out with Common Lisp, and wanted to know what IDEs you recommend for Windows Dev? Ideally, it should feature syntax highlighting, code completion, and all the other fancy stuff. A REPL is mandatory, too.
I've tried out the Lisp in a Box Emacs/SLIME combo, though I'm not really happy with it. There's got to be a better development environment for it.

Visual Studio 2008 Lisp.NET Express Edition

SBCL

There is no better IDE for open-source Lisps than Emacs/SLIME. I would recommend LispWorks Personal Edition ( http://www.lispworks.com/downloads/index.html ) which is more than adequate for learning the language. You can worry about application delivery if you ever get a customer.

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I've seen Garnet mentioned.

Or Squeak since Lisp seems to have regressed from the Genera peak. (Smalltalk was the language of the Xerox PARC brain
trust, not Lisp.)

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Slime is awesome, but if you absolutely need buttons and other winfaggotry, Allegro Common Lisp and Lispworks are the big ones.

GCL for Common Lisp, and MIT/GNU Scheme for scheme.

http://bitfauna.com/projects/cusp/index.html

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