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cojak replied

1 September 2013, 12:43
Originally posted by mudskipper View Post

Is it too late to say they're sorry?
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mudskipper replied

1 September 2013, 11:49
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Yeah, but they're still tulip Responsible for thousands of poor little girls being called Kayleigh

Is it too late to say they're sorry?
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darmstadt replied

1 September 2013, 07:49
Yeah, but they're still tulip Responsible for thousands of poor little girls being called Kayleigh
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MarillionFan replied

1 September 2013, 01:01
Marillion when dropped from EMI was the first group to crowd fund on the Web. In fact before the invention of the. 'web' that was the name of the fan club for Marillion. They had a huge list of members and when the WWW came along they took full advantage.

Marillion release albums to their fan club. We pay a preorder and they produce the album sending to members and printing their names on the insheet. Cleverest marketing for bands ever.
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Wanderer started a topic Marillion 'understood where the internet was going early on'

1 September 2013, 00:47
Marillion 'understood where the internet was going early on'

Marillion fans invented the Internets apparently.

Punk was right. There is no future.
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