Planet Marzipan - A Marillion and Fish Podcast

Join Craig & Mezza as they crack open the new super deluxe edition of Mr h's "Ice Cream Genius" album, to reveal all the goodies inside!
They are joined by Tim Glasswell, Seamus Colgan & Grae Tennick - to chat through the contents of this beautiful box set - and the new vinyl edition of the album.
Before digging into the box set - the PM boys catch up with James Levey, Marillion archivist & the man who uncovered lots of these tapes and rarities - to talk through the origins of the box and the rare tracks within.
The episode rounds out with Planet Marzipan podcast listener comments about the box set.

The Planet Music guys are joined by Felicity Pryke to take a deep dive in to Madonna's 1998 album "Ray of Light".
Part one includes background to the album, recording, videos and much more, as well as the first tracks on this epic album.
The panel will be back in the next episode - in 2 weeks time - to conclude this mammoth review.
In loving memory of William Orbit.

Join Mezza & Craig as they head to Blackpool to join friends at 2 StillMarillion gigs at the Waterloo Music Bar.
Stuart Chandler & Grae Tennick, join the guys for this lengthy episode which includes full reviews of the gigs and weekend fun - later in the episode Jenson B, the amazing 15 year old guitarist, who was support for both Blackpool gigs, joins the guys for his first podcast interview!
For more info on Jenson visit https://jensonbguitar.uk/

Fish - Songs From The Mirror - Revisited - I Never Thought I'd Need So Many People
Craig & Mezza take another look at Fish's "Songs from the Mirror" album - a deeper dive - with the help of Stuart Clyde, Mikey Kay, Jeff Schulke & Stuart Mitchell.
Expect the usual features, album background, track by track review, artwork, gigs and much more.
The guests bring a different view from the Marzipan boys first visit to this album.
There are also some listener comments on this album and the "Never Mind the Bullocks" E.P. as well as Mikey' s chart rundown.

The Planet Music guys are back to review Keane's second album "Under the Iron Sea" and for this episode they're joined by Dave Ibbott & James Levey.
Was Keane's follow up to the massive "Hopes & Fears" album, a case of "difficult second album syndrome"? Or did it build on the success of it's predecessor?
Chat includes the lead up to the albums release, a track by track review, artwork, videos and, of course, Mikey's chart update from the week of release.