Statue Record waarschuwing

[mono-poly]

Kreeg vandaag deze email

Regarding the materials on your web site.
I am interested in the materials on your site. Statue is a major
independent record company and would like to discuss the possibility of
releasing this material and doing some radio promotion on it.
If your record is available for licensing and distribution please contact
me at your earliest opportunity by sending me an email to
wr@statuerecords.com

Best Regards,

Warren Ryan
Manager A&R
Statue Records Group Los Angeles
wr@statuerecords.com
Statuerecords.com





Naar wat gegoogle lijkt het me nou niet echt een betrouwbaar label.
Dus mensen let op als je zo een email krijg.

 

[Pjotr G]

nou ja, in het algemeen, let op voordat je je krabbeltje ergens onder poot. Een emailtje terugsturen met vraag voor meer info kan toch geen kwaad?

 

[mono-poly]

info

 

[koediman]

deze link is lachen klik

hen you open the package, it seems to be packed ok. But here is what Shiloh Road found. The cover contained a group photo of the band, all out of proportion and looking like Lurch's relatives. At the top, is the band name. Spelled as such, "Shilo Road". The back cover lists the songs. Two of the 12 songs are misspelled. Looking at the very end of the CD case, at the trayliner edge; the bands name is SMALLER than Statue Records' name. Inside the case, behind the CD tray; were the "thank yous" and such. They managed to spell the band name correctly here. Only because they Copied and Pasted what the band emailed them. The reverse side of the CD insert cover contains another photo of the band. This time, the members are short and squattier than Danny DeVito. The Band name is spelled wrong on the CD itself too. Statue took the liberty to remaster the audio, making the vocals twice as loud and the bass twice as deep. Which totally ruined the sound quality. And to top all this off, the CD's aren't even RedBook quality, like they claim it is. They are CD-R format.