CLisp preferred for scripting? I'm new to Lisp and much more familiar and comfortable with Ruby or Javascript. 

I gather there are several implementations such as SBCL and CCL. In looking to put together a command line script using Common Lisp (CCL) I realized how difficult it is with CCL because of the lack of a CCL shebang and multiple command line flags like this:

`cl --no-init --terminal-encoding utf-8 --load ~/Desktop/hello.lisp --eval '(ccl:quit)'`

Why is this? 

I stumbled across CLisp and it seems to work like I would expect a scripting language to work. Do lisp folks typically switch between implementations for various features, e.g. use CCL for a proper deployed application and CLisp for miscellaneous scripting tasks?