Ready to record new album, but no schedule - 5/03/06
Having spent some of the past 4 years writing new material, the band now appears ready to enter the studio to put it down on tape, although no recording or release date is scheduled. Albert's Executive Director Fifa Riccobono was quoted in today's Sydney Morning Herald: "There's no scheduling. They're ready to go and ready to record but there's no plan for it."
Having spent some of the past 4 years writing new material, the band now appears ready to enter the studio to put it down on tape, although no recording or release date is scheduled. Albert's Executive Director Fifa Riccobono was quoted in today's Sydney Morning Herald: "There's no scheduling. They're ready to go and ready to record but there's no plan for it."
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Vanhimmat
Toisottavasti tuo on ihan luotettava tieto, oon jo melkeen hulluksi tullut kun ei oo siitä uudesta albumista mitään kuulunu. No jos toi nyt paikkaansa pitää niin albumi tulee joskus parin kuukauden päästä?
New licensing agreement for Australia and New Zealand commencing June 2006
J. Albert & Son PTY Limited and Sony BMG Music Entertainment are thrilled to announce an exclusive licensing deal between the two companies for all releases in Australia and New Zealand effective from June 2006.
Albert Productions - the recording division of the 120 year old independent music publishing company J. Albert & Son - is synonymous with the term Oz Rock and has been the home of domestic and international hitmakers including AC/DC, Stevie Wright, Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs, The Easybeats, The Angels and Choirboys over the past four decades.
As well as being the home of the entire AC/DC catalogue, Alberts is also worldwide publisher of the band's copyrights. AC/DC was recently named by RIAA as the fifth highest selling recording act in American music history, having surpassed 120 million album sales worldwide.
The new licensing deal with SONY BMG Australia will see Alberts' back catalogue, digital content and future CD and DVD releases issued through SONY BMG Music Australia and New Zealand. It will also bring the AC/DC catalogue under the same label banner internationally for the first time.