Tesla Had Strong Reaction To Geffen Wanting Another Hits Album
. The band have just release latest album Simplicity, six years after the launch of previous studio outing Forever More. The latest title is available via Frontiers Records, and Wheat also has to deal with business via Geffen Records, who own their older recordings, and Round Hill Music, who own publishing rights. He tells BraveWords: "Round Hill didn't buy our writers' share - they bought the publishing share. It means that maybe now you'll see Tesla songs in commercials or movies, because that's what they specialise in. It's a good move for our music to be out there more. It made sense." But Wheat was less positive with another offer. "Geffen wanted to put out another greatest hits, and I told them to go f*** themselves," he reports. "Literally, that's what I told them. They've put out enough greatest hits and watered them down." more on this story Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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