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The Greatest Hits of Frankie Goes to Hollywood is a compilation album by Frankie Goes to Hollywood, released in 1993 during a spate of reissuing and remixing. Home About Store Advertising Press Gallery Video News Contact : Abbigliamento: Scarpe: Profumi & Cosmetici: Intimo: Accessori. The '80s rockers claim Universal Music is short-changing them on royalties, so they've reworked "identical" versions of their classics that they can license and sell.
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Pour Some Sugar Again: Why Def Leppard is Rerecording Hits. A version of this story appears in the August 1. The Hollywood Reporter magazine. Five wide- eyed lads from England form a band in the image of their heroes Led Zeppelin, Queen and AC/DC, go on to sell 1. It's a familiar tune, but '8. Def Leppard is taking an aggressive tack in a fight with its longtime label. The band is refusing to allow Universal Music use of its original recordings for anything other than physical product, meaning you won't find the 1.
At the same time, the band is selling rerecorded replicas. PHOTOS: 'Rock of Ages' Premiere Features Tom Cruise and Julianne Hough. Why? The members of Def Leppard say they're being shortchanged on the digital value of their hits, which they maintain should be the same as a cut off a physical CD.
After all, the band not only long ago reimbursed the money . With the current per- download split averaging 7. Def Leppard would get closer to 3. Rob Zombie and Peter Frampton are suing for a more even metric - - 5.
But Def Leppard is going one step further: vetoing Universal's requests to use masters while creating sound- alike . And there's the publicity from their battle with the big, bad corporation, which has garnered the band attention in unlikely outlets like NPR and sparked debate among insiders. Lillywhite couldn't - - . Says Larry Mestel, president of Primary Wave, which handles the band's catalog: . For use in an ad, it can go even higher. In 2. 01. 0, Squeeze released Spot the Difference, an album of re- created tunes that includes .
Blue Sky- The Very Best of Electric Light Orchestra, an album of rerecordings that improve on the originals, on October 9. Playing everything himself, it took the musical multi- hyphenate five years to stitch together 1.
Moesha to The Sopranos to a recent Swedish vampire movie) and “Break- Up Song.” He’s done his time in the ring fighting Universal for the rights to his masters, which he only recently got back. That’s why these huge companies dictate the rules. Most give up and say . Most contracts won't allow rerecordings until about two years after the original is released by a label, but once that occurs, artists such as Tracy Chapman and Kenny Loggins have taken advantage of newfound rights. Still, it's not always successful. A few years ago, the new Journey rerecorded hits such as . That would mean they'd earn a much higher royalty share; unfortunately, everyone wanted the originals.
Lee Phillips, an attorney who represents legacy artists like The Eagles and Brian Wilson, says many clients have done rerecordings after escaping contractual restrictions. Labels might challenge artists in court, arguing rerecordings represent unfair competition. And the public may perceive bands like Def Leppard, whose members have become millionaires many times over in their 3.
Elliott insists that's not the case. It’s money for an old rope. And while it’s their business, it’s our art and we’re more protective of the art than we are the business.”Twitter: @shirleyhalperin / @eriqgardner. Entreolivos movie online in english FULLHD 16:9. Hear more from Joe Elliott in THR's extended Q& A.