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Q&A: What type of details are in contracts for bands that include the word “three”?
Published March 28, 2011
Question by Jack: What type of details are in contracts for bands that include the word “three”?
Is it customary for them to sign off on their band being bad? Three Days Grace, Three Doors Down, Seven Mary Three, Three Dog Night- they’re all not good. Is there some kind of connection record labels don’t want us to know?
Best answer:
Answer by Trig
Ahh I see what you are saying, but what about Three Six Mafia? That was the bomb beats? I used to listen to Three-Six turned up to 18 in my 1989 Ford Tempo (Maroon). You can’t disagree here.
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