The PM guys look back at the genesis of Marillion Weekends with the help of Lucy Jordache, Georgina Wistow, Mark Kelly & Ian Mosley.

Lucy & George talk through the planning of the first residential Marillion Weekend in 2002, joined, later in the conversation, by Mark Kelly and Ian Mosley.

In a lively conversation (which does go off topic at times!) hear secrets about those early weekends, never told on a podcast, until now! :-)

Coming soon - reviews of the 2002 Pontins Weekend and the 2003 Butlins weekends.....

Mark and Tallulah Kellys podcast "Prog & Progeny" is available from Patreon (with exclusive member benefits) or via streaming https://www.patreon.com/progandprogeny/membership

The new episode of our sister podcast, Planet Music.

Grae, Mikey, Craig & Mezza are joined by Gary Page to take a close look at Pet Shop Boys' 1990 album "Behaviour".

An in-depth chat includes the origins of the album, a track by track review, artwork, tour information and a look at the legacy of this deeply personal album.

What do you think of this album?

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Mezza & Craig are joined by Andrew Wild and Greg Spawton to chat about Andrew's new book " A Playground of Broken Hearts - The Progressive Rock Revival 1984-1989" - the follow up to last years "A Mirror of Dreams".

This book chronicles the remainder of the eighties for Marillion, IQ, Twelfth Night, Solstice, Pallas and Pendragon. These years feature lots of great music, numerous personnel changes, the height of Marillion's popularity with the Misplaced Childhood album, the departure of Fish and the arrival of Steve Hogarth.

There is also a lengthy chapter at the end of the book covering lots of other bands from the scene including amongst others, It Bites, Haze, No Man & La Host.

The book is out now and available online from Burning Shed.

https://burningshed.com/andrew-wild_a-playground-of-broken-hearts_book