intertwoven wrote:No, worst case scenario is that Capitol refuses to release them from their contract and refuses to release the album and we get no new janes and nothing from Janes members and then they all get assassinated and Obama declares it illegal to listen to janes and everyone has to destroy all their janes music or else be put to death.jimmydeviljames wrote:I think worst case scenario is that Capitol refuses to release them from their contract and refuses to release the album and we get no new janes and nothing from Janes membersintertwoven wrote:I think the contract is probably like "If you make another album, we (Capitol) get first crack at it." If Capitol likes it (sees dollar signs), they can choose to put it out. If not, maybe they'll drop the band leaving them free to sign with another label or whatever. Worst case scenario Capitol rejects the album but doesn't drop them, and the album and band just sit in limbo for a while. But I don't really know much what I'm talking about here.
Hey, I know its not likely because jane's seem to sell reasonably well.. But record companies do that AAALLLLLL the fucking time. Do u seriously not belive this happens? in a fucked up example, the singer from Happy Mondays has not earned a penny from his music in about 20 years because of contractual bullshit like this. This goes on everyday. This is happening to bands right now...
