Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
Back in 1999, fans sent in passport photos that ended up on the cover of Marillion's album marillion.com - 732 faces, one sleeve. For the 2026 deluxe reissue, we asked fans to do it all again. This time, those photos became the Blu-ray's menu screen, which you can watch build here.
It's a small tribute to a bigger story: the moment Marillion started turning to their fans instead of a label, and ended up changing the music industry along the way.
That story is told in full in our new documentary, Thank God for the Internet, out now on The Space.
Watch the documentary:
marillionvod.uscreen.io/programs/marillion_thank-god-for-the-internet
You will need a subscription to The Space, the full archive of Marillion concert and documentary film and more.
#Marillion #marillioncom #ThankGodForTheInternet #TheSpace #ProgRock
Back in 1999, fans sent in passport photos that ended up on the cover of Marillion's album marillion.com - 732 faces, one sleeve. For the 2026 deluxe reissue, we asked fans to do it all again. This time, those photos became the Blu-ray's menu screen, which you can watch build here.
It's a small tribute to a bigger story: the moment Marillion started turning to their fans instead of a label, and ended up changing the music industry along the way.
That story is told in full in our new documentary, Thank God for the Internet, out now on The Space.
Watch the documentary:
marillionvod.uscreen.io/programs/marillion_thank-god-for-the-internet
You will need a subscription to The Space, the full archive of Marillion concert and documentary film and more.
#Marillion #marillioncom #ThankGodForTheInternet #TheSpace #ProgRock










