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Originally Posted by CJHobbes

They released "The Calling" through Scarlet Records, an Italian independent record label based in Milan.

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We've had dealings with Scarlet (they're responsible for Highlord). They can be very difficult to work with at times, since they have this annoying tendency to just.... vanish for months on end.

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Originally Posted by FairwoodStudios

We've had dealings with Scarlet (they're responsible for Highlord). They can be very difficult to work with at times, since they have this annoying tendency to just.... vanish for months on end.

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There are labels that don't do that?

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Originally Posted by Catch-22

There are labels that don't do that?

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Touche. But I dunno, Redfield's been really good to us so far. Usually we're the ones going silent on them for whatever reason...

I'll see what I can find on Fit for Rivals, Hobbes :)

I'll refrain from contacting Scarlet since that's Fairwood's territory :)

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Originally Posted by FairwoodStudios

We've had dealings with Scarlet (they're responsible for Highlord). They can be very difficult to work with at times, since they have this annoying tendency to just.... vanish for months on end.

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Originally Posted by ThatAuthoringGroup

I'll see what I can find on Fit for Rivals, Hobbes :)

I'll refrain from contacting Scarlet since that's Fairwood's territory :)

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Ah, thanks guys! I wasn't sure the proper etiquette for these requests, and since I infiltrated a few of Noble's previous posts I figured I'd add another one to my belt.

That's too bad about Scarlet, it looks like they'd have quite a few bands that people would like around here. Who's up for a trip to Milan?

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Originally Posted by Der_Lex

Well, since you're being nice by poking another charting group, I'll return the favor: it seems like almost all of Frehley's solo stuff is owned by Universal or Atlantic, except for 2009's Anomaly, which was released on Frehley's own Bronx Born Records independent label, so the latter might be worth a shot (wasn't one song off of that released as official DLC already, though?).

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Yep: Outer Space. IMNSHO that is a much better song than the one of the same name that made it onto the RB3 disc. It always confuses me when people are talking about Outer Space here on the forum before I remember that there are two songs with the same name.

Morning everyone!

We've got a few songs that should be available in tomorrow's update (fingers crossed that no last minute things holds them back)

Reaching Down by Order of Voices
Downhill by Rishloo

Also Solar Winds by Devin Townsend just passed (so that will be in next week's update), and we've got two or three other songs that should pass before the next store update.

So we'll have a nice selection of songs coming out in the next few weeks!

I'll get final RB3 videos up and in the video section soon!

Seeing as how your still open to Season of Mist request. It would be awsome if you guys could get some Of Legends, any song but Death Eyes being top choice.

Downhill by Rishloo? Oh hell yes! I am so gonna be all over that.

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Originally Posted by Der_Lex

I don't know about Ace, but the US rights for Fair to Midland depend on the album. Some of their older stuff is on Serjical Strike/Universal, so that's probably a no-no, but their latest album, Arrows and Anchors, is on the independent label E1 records (formerly Koch records), so that might be worth a shot. I also noticed that E1/Koch has the US distribution rights for all Opeth albums up until Damnation, so... GET ON IT, PEOPLE. ;)

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Arrows and Anchors is an excellent album too. Just recently discovered Fair to Midland with that one.