Smoothedge69 wrote:
Lonman wrote:
Smoothedge69 wrote:
Why would the Eagles have a problem with SC when Backstage did a karaoke disk of them with no problem??
They never had a problem with the karaoke music when SC had it on Cassette only - no lyrics, it was when CDG came out & SC was producing their CDG library from their previous mechanical rights agreements - cdgs weren't classified as audio/visual yet - just phono records like cassettes. Most artists (or publishers) gave the ok - however after the fact - Don Henley & Gleen Frey both had problems with the lyrics being displayed & denied that, which is when 8125 was killed! From what I understand what was produced/sold was taken care of, but nothing more could be produced and stores that had not sold their stock had to recall them.
That just makes The Eagles big fat hiney holes, if you ask me.
At least since 1995!!!!!! Since the 8125 recall! However there have been several artists since then that have either pulled rights, denied renewal or other things which is why many discs are discontinued. Seattle bands are notorius for that, Alanis Morrisette is another, Garth Brooks is another, the list goes on. Some will give rights, then pull them at a later date - look at Chartbusters what they produced, as to what is currently available.
I guess they discontinued the two Led Zeppelin disks. That really blows since Volume 2 cracked on me last week!!! Wait, Karaoke.com still has it. Cool.
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