
By Ill-Green
Thu Jan 20, 2011 7:33 pm
And thank God there are no permanent contracts. Who wants to get fuct in the ass for life? Better off with a short term contract and shop around for better doe.
9mean
9mean


By MPC4k
Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:03 pm
Ill-Green wrote:And thank God there are no permanent contracts. Who wants to get fuct in the ass for life? Better off with a short term contract and shop around for better doe.
9mean
Yeah thats what I was thinking!
By séance
Thu Jan 20, 2011 9:39 pm
The only permanent contracts are in old money.
By djray182
Mon Feb 21, 2011 4:23 am
nope. if any contract is unreasonable of as lawyers like to say "unconscionable" it can possibly be shredded. gotta prove your case though. nobody can own you no matter if they have a contract.
By smackdeuce
Wed Apr 06, 2011 10:36 pm
If you get a permanent contract (if there ever was such a thing), then you would never be able to renegotiate for a higher contract, when the time comes.
If you had a placement (single) and it was a smash, you wouldn't have leverage to use that credible hit for a better contract, because you wouldn't even get one.
You can't get FCKED down, but you can definitely get FCKED up.
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@SmackDeuce
Soundcloud.com/smackstudios
smackdeuce.bandcamp.com
If you had a placement (single) and it was a smash, you wouldn't have leverage to use that credible hit for a better contract, because you wouldn't even get one.
You can't get FCKED down, but you can definitely get FCKED up.
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@SmackDeuce
Soundcloud.com/smackstudios
smackdeuce.bandcamp.com

By MPC4k
Fri Apr 15, 2011 10:11 pm
But lifetime ownership of a company does exist. For example if you were to sign 50% of your production company till eternity, unless all parties agree otherwise. Right!?

By artificial.intelligence
Wed Jun 22, 2011 9:44 pm
There are permanent contracts out there. Its called slavery! Or selling your soul. 
If you agree to sell your company or contract your belongings as a pay off. Well thats a different story. Its not a permanent contract its agreeing to give something to someone.
Here's some advice! Never sell your publishing.
If you agree to sell your company or contract your belongings as a pay off. Well thats a different story. Its not a permanent contract its agreeing to give something to someone.
Here's some advice! Never sell your publishing.




