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30th Jan '13 9:51:15 AM Sen

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However, you have likely not heard it because of Lisa's long string of bad luck with labels and the industry. Her first album, ''On the Way Down From the Moon Palace'', was issued on her own label and therefore didn't win a wide audience but did convince Capitol Records to take a chance. However, just before the release of ''Happiness'', a reorganisation at Capitol axed the jobs of the executives who supported her and killed promotion. Lisa gained back the rights and moved to famous dream pop label Creator/4ADRecords. There, she remixed some of the tracks with 4AD's in-house producer John Fryer and put out two more well-received albums. However, 4AD's distribution deal with Creator/WarnerBrosRecords expired in 1998, meaning less resources to promote ''Slide''. That same year, Lisa was hired as backing vocalist for Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' upcoming tour, then fired on the day it was about to begin, and while touring by herself to promote ''Slide'' 4AD notified her that she'd be dropped from the label. She quit the music biz for 4 years, then returned only to have another critically-acclaimed album be released on a short-lived label and finally finding a more-or-less permanent home on Young God Records (signed personally by [[{{Swans}} Michael Gira]] because he was a fan of her music).

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However, you have likely not heard it because of Lisa's long string of bad luck with labels and the industry. Her first album, ''On the Way Down From the Moon Palace'', was issued on her own label and therefore didn't win a wide audience but did convince Capitol Records to take a chance. However, just before the release of ''Happiness'', a reorganisation at Capitol axed the jobs of the executives who supported her and killed promotion. Lisa gained back the rights and moved to famous dream pop label Creator/FourADRecords. There, she remixed some of the tracks with 4AD's in-house producer John Fryer and put out two more well-received albums. However, 4AD's distribution deal with Creator/WarnerBrosRecords expired in 1998, meaning less resources to promote ''Slide''. That same year, Lisa was hired as backing vocalist for Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' upcoming tour, then fired on the day it was about to begin, and while touring by herself to promote ''Slide'' 4AD notified her that she'd be dropped from the label. She quit the music biz for 4 years, then returned only to have another critically-acclaimed album be released on a short-lived label and finally finding a more-or-less permanent home on Young God Records (signed personally by [[{{Swans}} Michael Gira]] because he was a fan of her music).

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However, you have likely not heard it because of Lisa's long string of bad luck with labels and the industry. Her first album, ''On the Way Down From the Moon Palace'', was issued on her own label and therefore didn't win a wide audience but did convince Capitol Records to take a chance. However, just before the release of ''Happiness'', a reorganisation at Capitol axed the jobs of the executives who supported her and killed promotion. Lisa gained back the rights and moved to famous dream pop label 4AD Records. There, she remixed some of the tracks with 4AD's in-house producer John Fryer and put out two more well-received albums. However, 4AD's distribution deal with WarnerBrosRecords expired in 1998, meaning less resources to promote ''Slide''. That same year, Lisa was hired as backing vocalist for Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' upcoming tour, then fired on the day it was about to begin, and while touring by herself to promote ''Slide'' 4AD notified her that she'd be dropped from the label. She quit the music biz for 4 years, then returned only to have another critically-acclaimed album be released on a short-lived label and finally finding a more-or-less permanent home on Young God Records (signed personally by [[{{Swans}} Michael Gira]] because he was a fan of her music).

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However, you have likely not heard it because of Lisa's long string of bad luck with labels and the industry. Her first album, ''On the Way Down From the Moon Palace'', was issued on her own label and therefore didn't win a wide audience but did convince Capitol Records to take a chance. However, just before the release of ''Happiness'', a reorganisation at Capitol axed the jobs of the executives who supported her and killed promotion. Lisa gained back the rights and moved to famous dream pop label 4AD Records. There, she remixed some of the tracks with 4AD's in-house producer John Fryer and put out two more well-received albums. However, 4AD's distribution deal with WarnerBrosRecords expired in 1998, meaning less resources to promote ''Slide''. That same year, Lisa was hired as backing vocalist for Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' upcoming tour, then fired on the day it was about to begin, and while touring by herself to promote ''Slide'' 4AD notified her that she'd be dropped from the label. She quit the music biz for 4 years, then returned only to have another critically-acclaimed album be released on a short-lived label and finally finding a more-or-less permanent home on Young God Records.

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However, you have likely not heard it because of Lisa's long string of bad luck with labels and the industry. Her first album, ''On the Way Down From the Moon Palace'', was issued on her own label and therefore didn't win a wide audience but did convince Capitol Records to take a chance. However, just before the release of ''Happiness'', a reorganisation at Capitol axed the jobs of the executives who supported her and killed promotion. Lisa gained back the rights and moved to famous dream pop label 4AD Records. There, she remixed some of the tracks with 4AD's in-house producer John Fryer and put out two more well-received albums. However, 4AD's distribution deal with WarnerBrosRecords expired in 1998, meaning less resources to promote ''Slide''. That same year, Lisa was hired as backing vocalist for Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' upcoming tour, then fired on the day it was about to begin, and while touring by herself to promote ''Slide'' 4AD notified her that she'd be dropped from the label. She quit the music biz for 4 years, then returned only to have another critically-acclaimed album be released on a short-lived label and finally finding a more-or-less permanent home on Young God Records (signed personally by [[{{Swans}} Michael Gira]] because he was a fan of her music).

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However, you have likely not heard it because of Lisa's long string of bad luck with labels and the industry. Her first album, ''On the Way Down From the Moon Palace'', was issued on her own label and therefore didn't win a wide audience but did convince Capitol Records to take a chance. However, just before the release of ''Happiness'', a reorganisation at Capitol axed the jobs of the executives who supported her and killed promotion. Lisa gained back the rights and moved to famous dream pop label 4AD Records. There, she remixed some of the tracks with 4AD's in-house producer John Fryer and put out two more well-received albums. However, 4AD's distribution deal with WarnerBrosRecords expired in 1998, meaning less resources to promote ''Slide''. That same year, Lisa was hired as backing vocalist for TheSmashingPumpkins' upcoming tour, then fired on the day it was about to begin, and while touring by herself to promote ''Slide'' 4AD notified her that she'd be dropped from the label. She quit the music biz for 4 years, then returned only to have another critically-acclaimed album be released on a short-lived label and finally finding a more-or-less permanent home on Young God Records.

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However, you have likely not heard it because of Lisa's long string of bad luck with labels and the industry. Her first album, ''On the Way Down From the Moon Palace'', was issued on her own label and therefore didn't win a wide audience but did convince Capitol Records to take a chance. However, just before the release of ''Happiness'', a reorganisation at Capitol axed the jobs of the executives who supported her and killed promotion. Lisa gained back the rights and moved to famous dream pop label 4AD Records. There, she remixed some of the tracks with 4AD's in-house producer John Fryer and put out two more well-received albums. However, 4AD's distribution deal with WarnerBrosRecords expired in 1998, meaning less resources to promote ''Slide''. That same year, Lisa was hired as backing vocalist for Music/TheSmashingPumpkins' upcoming tour, then fired on the day it was about to begin, and while touring by herself to promote ''Slide'' 4AD notified her that she'd be dropped from the label. She quit the music biz for 4 years, then returned only to have another critically-acclaimed album be released on a short-lived label and finally finding a more-or-less permanent home on Young God Records.

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