Planet Marzipan - A Marillion and Fish Podcast

Join Mezza & Craig as they invite a few friends around to review 2025 in Marillion & Fish world. Mikey Kay, Grae Tennick, Paul McMillan, Martin Jakubski, Mike Barton, Tim Sidwell & Seamus Colgan are back to take look at July to November of 2025, in chronological order.Part two, recorded in early December 2025, covers July - November and includes more h natural gigs, Fish news, Marillion reissues, and lots more besides.The Planet Marzipan team wish all listeners a very happy New Year. Look out for part 3 of the review next week covering December 2025 including a review of the Utrecht weekend and the final run of h Natural gigs for the year.

Planet Music PodcastJoin the PM boys for their Christmas Secret Santa gift exchange - part 1.LieJacker by Thea Gilmore and The World Under Unsun by Lunatic Soul are gifted and discussed in this festive episode.Listen out for part 2 next week...Merry Christmas from all at Planet Music Podcast.

Mezza & Craig invite a few friends around to review 2025 in Marillion & Fish world. Joining them are Mikey Kay, Grae Tennick, Paul McMillan, Martin Jakubski, Mike Barton, Tim Sidwell & Seamus Colgan to take look at a packed year, in chronological order.Part one, recorded in early December 2025, includes h natural gigs, Fish's Road to the Isles UK tour, Marillion Weekends, and lots more besides.The Planet Marzipan team wish all listeners a very happy Christmas. Look out for part 2 of the review next week.

Join Mezza & Craig as they break open the eggnog and welcome Darren Moore, Barnsley Wood, James Levey & Neil McCrystal to look back on the 2002 Marillion gig at Union Chapel in London - later released as "Christmas in the Chapel" DVD and audio download.Chat includes discussion about what was going on in Marillo world at the close of 2002, the lead up to the Union Chapel date, the venue and the gig itself.

Mikey, Craig, Grae & Mezza are back to review an album in full, in detail...This episode the featured album is "High Civilisation" by Bee Gees, released in 1991.This album was the successor to the popular "One" and "E.S.P" albums of the late 80's. The review includes background to the release, track by track insight and a look at it's legacy. What do you think of this album? Join the discussion on our Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/651497387797567/