Heartland

LouLou wrote: or would that just be wishful thinking?

Yes.

sultan2075 wrote:

LouLou wrote: or would that just be wishful thinking?

Yes.

thank you for the reality check, i don't know what came over me.

sisters? album? yeah, right!

LouLou wrote:

sultan2075 wrote:

LouLou wrote: or would that just be wishful thinking?

Yes.

thank you for the reality check, i don't know what came over me.

sisters? album? yeah, right!

Well, slowly I really wonder what's the point in doubting it

dinky daisy wrote:

It looks like he recorded an album, but it is a trick.

LMAO

"There is no album".

album is just in parallel universe.

mh wrote:

"There is no album".

Not yet ...

Lucretia recently appeared on the Barnes & Noble exclusive CD "After Dark".

Here is the number stateside to contact iTunes to set up distribution through them:
(408) 974-0880

Starbucks and iTunes do a weekly "Pick of the week" which includes small business card sized cards that have a download code.

Starbucks Contact address for media and such is as follows:
Customer Service
StarbucksStore.com
4086 Del Rey Avenue
Marina Del Rey, CA 90292

Currently attempting to contact Rhino UK and Barnes & Noble for recent sales figures of the 2006 re-releases and that aforementioned "After Dark" CD.

I will also be pursuing the manager of the Musical Score for the upcoming "Twilight" sequel as well as the upcoming Street Fighter and Transformers sequel (no not Revenge of The Fallen, the third movie) to see if there would be any interest in Crash and Burn, Romeo Down (might be a fit for Twilight) or Arms.

Where there is a will there is a way. Chris alluded to distribution and production being huge stumbling blocks.

It's time to think outside of the box.

Obviously at least one finished studio produced single to shop around would help...

Prescott wrote:Lucretia recently appeared on the Barnes & Noble exclusive CD "After Dark".

So it did - here it is.
After Dark

A friend of mine at work (who I got listening to First and Last and Always) swore to me he heard Sisters at BN, but when I asked him what song he said he didn't know - but he just knew it was them. I figured he must have been mistaken - I will have to tell him that he was right!

Prescott wrote:...I will also be pursuing the manager of the Musical Score for the upcoming "Twilight" sequel...

Oh please...not that...anything but that...

(the g*th thing is just never gonna go away,is it?)

Nadia81 wrote:(the g*th thing is just never gonna go away,is it?)

Maybe not, but apparently it is possible to change the meaning of any word ...
as we could observe lately and worldwide ...

One example is the word "reform" ...
which is nowadays being used in quite a different way from a few years ago ...

AND: before that ... "reform" was something very sought-after for decades ...

Being645 wrote:

Nadia81 wrote:(the g*th thing is just never gonna go away,is it?)

Maybe not, but apparently it is possible to change the meaning of any word ...

I, for one, would like to take back 'goth' from the wankers. Mr E didn't have issues with it out the outset - and by any scale in use at the time, he qualified. It's what it's been turned into that's caused all the backlash, and I'm totally behind it - despite being an Unrepentant Wearer Of Black myself.

Yes,Yes,Yes! I want my word back too!How dare those ..vaudeville perfomers hijack my lovely Goth! Marilyn Manson..pfft!

unfortunately it is like any label in that after a while it just doesn't work. thats the trouble, things change, come and go and so do people, music and fashion. i wonder actually whether any label works forever because of this. even two goths wouldn't neccessarily look at each other and agree on everything!

Nadia81 wrote:How dare those ..vaudeville perfomers hijack my lovely Goth! Marilyn Manson..pfft!

That happened long before Marilyn Manson appeared ...
(can't tell you the pains I suffered being confined to merely watching it ... )

7anthea7 wrote:
I, for one, would like to take back 'goth' from the wankers.

Ugh. Why would you want to do a thing like that?

sultan2075 wrote:

7anthea7 wrote:I, for one, would like to take back 'goth' from the wankers.

Ugh. Why would you want to do a thing like that?

Same reason non-straights wanted to take back 'queer', and non-Wiccans want to take back 'witch', and...oh, I could go on and on. But I won't.

It had a meaning that was not representative of something annoying/repulsive/pathetic. In many people's opinions, anyway. Possibly not yours, but in that case it doesn't make any difference one way or the other, does it?

On second thought , "They" can have "goth".The word 's buggered beyond all hope of repair.I don't need a label,anyway.

Nadia81 wrote:On second thought , "They" can have "goth".The word 's buggered beyond all hope of repair.I don't need a label,anyway.

as soon as you get there, they'll find one for you, anyway ...
and the more you care, the more it gets in your way, I guess.

Nadia81 wrote:(the g*th thing is just never gonna go away,is it?)

As Von stated early into the decade, 'The Grandfather of Goth' title annually earns him up to approximately £150,000.

One can't complain too much.

copper wrote:

Nadia81 wrote:(the g*th thing is just never gonna go away,is it?)

As Von stated early into the decade, 'The Grandfather of Goth' title annually earns him up to approximately £150,000.

One can't complain too much.

then why oh why not try to capitalise on it a bit more

Nicole wrote:

Prescott wrote:Lucretia recently appeared on the Barnes & Noble exclusive CD "After Dark".

So it did - here it is.
After Dark

A friend of mine at work (who I got listening to First and Last and Always) swore to me he heard Sisters at BN, but when I asked him what song he said he didn't know - but he just knew it was them. I figured he must have been mistaken - I will have to tell him that he was right!

Pretty good compilation considering

In reference to Prescott's post about movie soundtrack licensing I have no objection to the girls songs being used for movies I won't be watching as I will not be listening either

Debi wrote:

copper wrote:

Nadia81 wrote:(the g*th thing is just never gonna go away,is it?)

As Von stated early into the decade, 'The Grandfather of Goth' title annually earns him up to approximately £150,000.

One can't complain too much.

then why oh why not try to capitalise on it a bit more

yeah, if only he had decided to have a word with me,
I had recommended this long before the end of the last millennium ...
but he would not listen, anyway - too stubborn (and too busy).

Being645 wrote:

Debi wrote:

copper wrote: As Von stated early into the decade, 'The Grandfather of Goth' title annually earns him up to approximately £150,000.

One can't complain too much.

then why oh why not try to capitalise on it a bit more

yeah, if only he had decided to have a word with me,
I had recommended this long before the end of the last millennium ...
but he would not listen, anyway - too stubborn (and too busy).

too busy doing exactly what

apart from the obvious sex and music business