Marillion: Breaking Records
Marillion: Breaking Records

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Marillion: Breaking Records

2015
Movie
246 min
English

A 2 Disc Blu-ray release featuring Marillion's two successful record attempts from 2013 and 2003. Clocks Already Ticking (Director's Cut), the original concert now in full HD with re-mixed audio in Stereo and 5.1 Surround sound. Recorded 12 April 2013 at the Wolverhampton Civic. Before First Light, the original SD Film from 2003, now with remixed Audio in Stereo and 5.1 Surround sound. Recorded 14 March 2003 at Butlins, Minehead.

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IMDb7.2/10
Director: Tim SidwellGenres: Documentary, Music

Plot Summary

This documentary chronicles the journey of the progressive rock band Marillion, focusing on their innovative crowdfunding model and their relationship with their dedicated fanbase. It delves into the making of their album 'Sounds That Can't Be Made' and explores how they've navigated the changing music industry landscape. The film highlights their enduring legacy and their unique approach to music creation and distribution.

Critical Reception

As a documentary focused on a specific band and their business model, critical reception tends to be positive among fans and those interested in music industry innovation. Critics often praise its insight into fan-funded projects and the band's ability to maintain a strong connection with their audience. However, it is less reviewed by general film critics and more by music publications.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its in-depth look at Marillion's unique approach to music production and fan engagement.

  • Highlights the band's pioneering use of crowdfunding and its success in the modern music industry.

  • Offers a compelling narrative for fans of the band and those interested in alternative music business models.

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Fun Fact

The documentary's crowdfunding campaign itself was a success, demonstrating the very model it aims to highlight, raising over £13,000 towards its production costs.

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