Major Labels and the Exploitation of Artists: A History of Controversies
| Description: This quiz delves into the controversial history of major labels' exploitation of artists. Test your knowledge about the controversies, lawsuits, and the impact on the music industry. | |
| Number of Questions: 15 | |
| Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
| Tags: major labels artist exploitation music industry controversies lawsuits artist rights |
Which major label was involved in the notorious case of Milli Vanilli, where the duo was accused of lip-syncing their performances?
In the 1990s, which artist famously filed a lawsuit against their record label, claiming they were trapped in a restrictive contract?
Which major label was accused of manipulating chart positions and payola in the 1950s, leading to an investigation by the US government?
In the 2000s, which artist spoke out against their record label's control over their music and image, resulting in a public dispute?
Which major label was sued by a group of artists in the 1970s for allegedly withholding royalties and unfair accounting practices?
In the 1980s, which artist's estate filed a lawsuit against their former record label, claiming they were owed millions in unpaid royalties?
Which major label was accused of predatory lending practices, where artists were given advances that they were unable to repay, leading to long-term debt?
In the 2010s, which artist publicly criticized their record label for allegedly pressuring them to release music before it was ready, leading to creative differences?
Which major label was involved in a dispute with a group of artists in the 1960s, where the artists claimed they were not receiving fair compensation for their recordings?
In the 1970s, which artist famously left their record label and started their own independent label, gaining control over their music and creative direction?
Which major label was accused of manipulating the streaming algorithm to favor their own artists, leading to allegations of unfair competition?
In the 2000s, which artist spoke out against their record label's marketing strategies, claiming they were exploiting their image and personal life for commercial gain?
Which major label was involved in a legal battle with a group of artists in the 1980s, where the artists claimed they were not receiving proper accounting statements and were owed significant royalties?
In the 1990s, which artist famously left their record label and signed with an independent label, citing creative differences and a desire for more artistic control?
Which major label was accused of engaging in anti-competitive practices in the 1950s, leading to a landmark antitrust lawsuit by the US government?