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Marillion.com - LP, CD

Name: CD Marillion: Marillion.com DIGI
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Marillion

Rock | Progressive rock

1999

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2LP Marillion: Marillion.com

Kscope 2. July 2021 Europe

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Marillions 11. Studioalbum aus dem Jahr 1999. Marillion.com war ein frühes Beispiel dafür, wie Marillion das Internet auf einzigartige Weise nutzten, da die Band ihre Fans aufforderte, ihnen Passbilder von sich selbst zu schi cken (732 davon wurden verwendet, um das Artwork für das Album zu erstellen). Fünf der neun Tracks wurden von Steven Wils...

More ID: 63659 EAN: 0802644810317 Discogs ID: 19426897

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Title	Marillion.com
Artist	Marillion
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Kscope
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	2. July 2021
First released	1999
Weight	460 g
EAN	0802644810317
Product ID	63659
Discogs ID	19426897
Discogs reviews	4.5

Marillion: Marillion.com version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Kscope on 2. July 2021.

Marillions 11. Studioalbum aus dem Jahr 1999. Marillion.com war ein frühes Beispiel dafür, wie Marillion das Internet auf einzigartige Weise nutzten, da die Band ihre Fans aufforderte, ihnen Passbilder von sich selbst zu schi cken (732 davon wurden verwendet, um das Artwork für das Album zu erstellen). Fünf der neun Tracks wurden von Steven Wilson gemischt. Product information Marillion was formed in 1979 and has since sold more than 15 million albums worldwide. Rightly regarded as a legend of progressive rock, the band has continually evolved and enthusiastically embraced the possibilities of the internet and used innovative ways to interact with listeners, resulting in an incredibly loyal legion of fans around the world. One of the earliest examples of this progressive online fan engagement was the 1999 "Marillion. com" event, which was one of the first internet promotions where the band asked fans to send in their passport photos, resulting in 732 photos being used on the album cover. Most of the album was mixed by Steven Wilson of Porcupine Tree, and the remaining tracks were handled by the band themselves, which was the band's last album in the 1990s, but only the beginning of a more direct relationship with fans that has developed and deepened since.

Album spans genres Rock and Progressive rock.