Blind Item #11
This suddenly hot again music producer/record label exec/owner stole from every single act he ever produced. He would come up with ridiculous charges and assign each expense a random 9 number code. Just the code and a charge. If an artist complained he would give them a hundred page book filled with random codes in no particular order. They would never be able to find the random codes in the 100 page book and give up.
Dr.Dre?
ReplyDeleteDiddy
ReplyDeleteI don't understand this one.
ReplyDeletePuff DiddleySquat
ReplyDeleteThey should've hired someone with OCD to look them up. Hell, I would've done it for free just because it would bug me so much not knowing what they stood for.
ReplyDeleteBabyface?
ReplyDeleteSomething like this should allow for computer searches on it: https://fossbytes.com/use-google-drive-convert-images-text-ocr/
ReplyDeleteThat is a free option, a better option that is more accurate may cost a few dollars but not a lot.
hire someone to enter all of them in a spreadsheet and search away. fraud is fraud and needs to be reported and punished
ReplyDeleteAll of them? Ever label has ripped artists off since the industry was created a hundred years ago.
ReplyDeleteCan someone please simplify this blind for me? I still don't get it.
ReplyDeleteNever mind I get it now.
ReplyDeleteScott Storch
ReplyDeleteits jimmy iovine, he is music producer, exec at apple music and owner of two music labels, rich and now hot because he is featured in a hbo documentary and recently married young hot wife, he has a fortune of +1billion dollars, that explains a lot!
ReplyDeleteA very good friend and one of LA's top 20 entertainment lawyers for over 20 years has made his career defending artists from labels. He literally wrote the book on the music business industry. Big love for Neville.
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