ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The PM team are back, to take look back at Fish's final studio album, Weltschmerz.
Joined by Stuart Chandler, Paul Cavander, Stuart Mitchell and Andy McIntosh - the guys discuss this historic album, with the benefit of hindsight, post the "Road to the Isles" tour, to gauge it's legacy, now the dust has settled.
Have Craig & Mezza changed their view on this album? What do the panel think of it? Listen in to find out......
Look out for part 2 of this discussion next week, including listener comments...
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