Talk:3CG Records
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Just wondering what the link to the 3CG Records main website is. Is it 3CG Records ? (edit: Judging from the logo (as used by Hanson on their myspace website), it must be !
Someone keeps placing their fan website as the offical 3CG website, which it is not! Hanson does not have a myspace page, only hanson.net is their offical site. 3CG Records is owned by FANAXIS, whom operates and maintains their office website. QUIT CHANGING THE URL TO A FAN SITE.
I added a paragraph about the Shout It Out album, as it was released under 3CG Records four months ago and has yet to be added to this page.
Also, I found a source saying that 3CG Records was formed in October of 2003, so I added the October with a link to the source, just to narrow down the formation date a little more.
Pink Moonlight (talk) 09:33, 17 October 2010 (UTC)Pink Moonlight
Correction to Info About 3 Car Garage Album[edit]
In the first paragraph the article originally said 3 Car Garage is "a reference both to one of the albums Hanson released independently before they had chart success[...]" I thought this was a bit mis-leading, as, although the recordings on the 3 Car Garage album were independently recorded and previously released on the MMMBop album, the 3 Car Garage album itself was not an independent release and was in fact released under the Mercury/Polygram Records label, after they hit chart success. I therefore changed this to say "a reference both the album Hanson released as an compilation of songs they had previously released independently (see MMMBop)[...]"
Pink Moonlight (talk) 09:33, 17 October 2010 (UTC)Pink Moonlight
Link to Article Not Working[edit]
I would like to point out that the source link for the article about Hanson mentioning they would like to eventually sign other artist to 3CG Records gives a 404 error and no longer works, then it proceeds to redirect back to the original home page for the site which the link is from.
If whomever put that link in could please find a new source, that would be great, as having an outdated source doesn't qualify for a real source and any information such as this should only be entered in an article if it has a valid source.
Pink Moonlight (talk) 09:32, 17 October 2010 (UTC)Pink Moonlight