
172. Digital Front Row Club New Releases! DFR 5, Liverpool 2021 & DFR 6, Ghent 1997
Planet Marzipan - A Marillion and Fish PodcastShow Notes
Craig & Mezza are joined by the man behind the Digital Front Row Club, James Levey, as well as Mikey Kay & Grae Tennick, to take a look at the latest 2 DFRC releases: 5 Philharmonic, Liverpool, England - 23rd November 2021 6 Vooruit, Ghent, Belgium - 19th May 1997 The first, a rowdy set from the "Light at the End of the Tunnel" tour - with the band and audience in the mood for a party. The second, a fantastic set from the "This Strange Engine" tour, that includes a full band version of "The Bell in the Sea" and a rare outing for "Hope for the Future"! James also teases what may be coming from the DFRC in the future! The episode rounds out with a taster track from each release - "King" & "Man of a Thousand Faces". Visit Marillion.com or https://marillionofficial.bandcamp.com for more details.
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