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mcnally |
I think it's more likely that the mega-mergers make it increasingly difficult for such albums to be released by marginalizing or frequently eliminating the smaller labels which will take chances on music that doesn't exactly fit into a recognized format, but in this case it does sound like the band benefitted from the fact that the acquired labels still retain some degree of independence/individuality. | ||
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