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T.B.D
post Dec 3 2009, 12:36 pm
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Not of new recordings, obviously. But one final greatest hits-unreleased songs type album ? Weren't there some songs Ed never wanted released for some reason or another ? If the rest of the guys have the rights, then they can now release them, right ? How does that work ?



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OutToDry
post Dec 3 2009, 6:47 pm
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Actually a greatest hits album is a band's legal way of fulfilling a record deal. The last record on any record deal is almost always a greatest hits compilation or a concert recording. I know this because I used to work in the music mfg industry.


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post Dec 4 2009, 12:18 am
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QUOTE(OutToDry @ Dec 3 2009, 7:47 pm) *

Actually a greatest hits album is a band's legal way of fulfilling a record deal. The last record on any record deal is almost always a greatest hits compilation or a concert recording. I know this because I used to work in the music mfg industry.


So what if a band's record deal is for two albums? What's the "greatest hits" album going to be... an EP? happy.gif


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