What's posted in Billboard could be perfectly considered as "press release", with a general description of the album and the tracklist, so technically he didn't lie
What's posted in Billboard could be perfectly considered as "press release", with a general description of the album and the tracklist, so technically he didn't lie
I don't understand why Epic or even Avril can't pay the radio stations to play her songs. Epic would never do it. but Avril should be rich enough to pay for a radio deal herself. Unless there's a rule against it because then every artist would do it.
What's posted in Billboard could be perfectly considered as "press release", with a general description of the album and the tracklist, so technically he didn't lie
Anyone else surprised that this even charted?
At least it outpeaked (in the US) Hot, The Best Damn Thing, He Wasn't (only released in UK),
Fall to Pieces (only released in Canada) and... well, that sums it up!
I don't understand why Epic or even Avril can't pay the radio stations to play her songs. Epic would never do it. but Avril should be rich enough to pay for a radio deal herself. Unless there's a rule against it because then every artist would do it.
payola is technically illegal. there are ways around it, but flat-out paying for stations to play a song is illegal.
Not bad.
You guys were talking about these old songs some days ago. We're never gonna listen to Gone, Complete Me, Candy? (sorry, didn't really pay attention to you)
