Emberglow - Revision history

Cobalt at 08:51, 22 August 2020

2020-08-22T08:51:59Z

Cobalt at 08:43, 22 August 2020

2020-08-22T08:43:18Z

Cobalt at 08:43, 22 August 2020

2020-08-22T08:43:02Z

Cobalt: /* Emberglow */

2020-08-22T07:51:04Z

Emberglow

Cobalt: /* Almost Alive */

2020-08-22T07:49:24Z

Almost Alive

Cobalt: /* Emberglow */

2020-08-21T22:01:57Z

Emberglow

Cobalt: /* Emberglow */

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Emberglow

Cobalt: /* Emberglow */

2020-08-21T22:00:18Z

Emberglow

Cobalt: /* Emberglow */

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Emberglow

Cobalt: /* Almost Alive */ tweaked details

2020-08-21T21:52:58Z

Almost Alive: tweaked details

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	The Teddy Sane name is also merchandised on various products, including t-shirts, and posters, through Bop Studios, with all proceeds paid into [[Boink]]'s public fund (At Emberglow's request).		The Teddy Sane name is also merchandised on various products, including t-shirts, and posters, through Bop Studios, with all proceeds paid into [[Boink]]'s public fund (At Emberglow's request).
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 [[File:EMBERGLOW_album.jpg|right|thumb|Cover art for Emberglow's self-titled album]]
-Having completed the terms of his contract with Triple-G studios, and after being reunited with the Delosian race, Emberglow decided not to renew his recording contract and instead followed the Delos to [[Boink]] where he set up a new recording studio, on a new beach, and prepared to sign-on instead with Bop Studios: the newly formed recording company that [[Foozle Bop]] had put together to promote [[Boink]]'s artists.
+Having completed the terms of his contract with Triple-G studios, and after being reunited with the Delosian race, Emberglow decided not to renew his recording contract and instead followed the Delos to [[Boink]] where he set up a new personal recording studio, on a new beach, and prepared to sign-on instead with Bop Studios: the newly formed recording company that [[Foozle Bop]] had put together to promote [[Boink]]'s artists.
 However, upon learning of this, Triple-G's legal staff sent him notice that by doing so he had forfeited any right to use of the Teddy Sane name and brand. The name and "demonic teddy bear" persona had been created by their marketing department, and they retained all legal ownership of both. Should Emberglow attempt to cash-in on his former identity in any way, he would immediately be sued.

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-For the third album, Triple-G demanded that Teddy Sane record it live, in front of an audience. They had arranged a series of shows at a number of stadiums, concert halls and other large venues which would form the basis for a tour, which they would record through a direct feed on the soundboard. All they needed from Emberglow were two new songs, and a setlist of popular tracks from the previous two albums to be drawn up for the show. It was all arranged, and it was entirely out of Emberglow's hands. They had a signed contract, and he was legally bound to honor it.
+For the third album, Triple-G demanded that Teddy Sane record it live, in front of an audience. They had arranged a series of shows at a number of stadiums, concert halls and other large venues which would form the basis for a tour, which they would record through a direct feed on the soundboard, with the best performance of the song from each show used on the final record. All they needed from Emberglow were two new songs, and a setlist of popular tracks from the previous two albums to be drawn up for the tour. It was all arranged, and it was entirely out of Emberglow's hands. They had a signed contract, and he was legally bound to honor it, by performing.
 Artwork had been created for the album showing a Frankenstein lab, with the demonic teddy bear from the first album's cover, strapped in amongst a sea of crackling electrodes.

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 ===Emberglow===
-[[File:EMBERGLOW_album.jpg|right|thumb|The cover art for the self-titled album by Emberglow]]
+[[File:EMBERGLOW_album.jpg|right|thumb|Cover art for Emberglow's self-titled album]]
 Having completed the terms of his contract with Triple-G studios, and after being reunited with the Delosian race, Emberglow decided not to renew his recording contract and instead followed the Delos to [[Boink]] where he set up a new recording studio, on a new beach, and prepared to sign-on instead with Bop Studios: the newly formed recording company that [[Foozle Bop]] had put together to promote [[Boink]]'s artists.

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	===Emberglow===		===Emberglow===
		+	[[File:EMBERGLOW_album.jpg\|right\|thumb\|The cover art for the self-titled album by Emberglow]]

	Having completed the terms of his contract with Triple-G studios, and after being reunited with the Delosian race, Emberglow decided not to renew his recording contract and instead followed the Delos to [[Boink]] where he set up a new recording studio, on a new beach, and prepared to sign-on instead with Bop Studios: the newly formed recording company that [[Foozle Bop]] had put together to promote [[Boink]]'s artists.		Having completed the terms of his contract with Triple-G studios, and after being reunited with the Delosian race, Emberglow decided not to renew his recording contract and instead followed the Delos to [[Boink]] where he set up a new recording studio, on a new beach, and prepared to sign-on instead with Bop Studios: the newly formed recording company that [[Foozle Bop]] had put together to promote [[Boink]]'s artists.

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 However, upon learning of this, Triple-G's legal staff sent him notice that by doing so he had forfeited any right to use of the Teddy Sane name and brand. The name and "demonic teddy bear" persona had been created by their marketing department, and they retained all legal ownership of both. Should Emberglow attempt to cash-in on his former identity in any way, he would immediately be sued.
-And so, Emberglow signed on to Bop Studios under his own name, and constructed a new public image, that of a heavy metal rock warrior. This included a bare-chested and far more revealing costume consisting mostly of a brief, ripped, leather loincloth.
+And so, Emberglow signed on to Bop Studios under his own name, and constructed a new public image: that of a heavy metal rock warrior. This included a bare-chested and far more revealing costume consisting mostly of a brief, ripped, leather loincloth.
 And for his first record with Bop Studios, he would, for the first time ever, put his own name on it.

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 ===Almost Alive===
-For the third album, Triple-G demanded that Teddy Sane record it live, in front of a stadium audience. They had already rented out the stadium, and now all they needed were two new songs, and a setlist of popular tracks from the previous two albums to be drawn up for the show. It was all arranged, and it was entirely out of Emberglow's hands. They had a signed contract, and he was legally bound to honor it.
+For the third album, Triple-G demanded that Teddy Sane record it live, in front of an audience. They had arranged a series of shows at a number of stadiums, concert halls and other large venues which would form the basis for a tour, which they would record through a direct feed on the soundboard. All they needed from Emberglow were two new songs, and a setlist of popular tracks from the previous two albums to be drawn up for the show. It was all arranged, and it was entirely out of Emberglow's hands. They had a signed contract, and he was legally bound to honor it.
 Artwork had been created for the album showing a Frankenstein lab, with the demonic teddy bear from the first album's cover, strapped in amongst a sea of crackling electrodes.
-In order to maintain the myth that Teddy Sane was an actual band, and not just one mad genius in a basement, Emberglow needed musicians he could quickly hire to "be" the band. Reaching out to a couple friends, he was soon introduced to the world of studio musicians. It was another one of those unspoken secrets in the recording industry, that there existed these talented artists who performed on multiple albums from multiple bands, without recognition, and purely for the paycheck.
+In order to maintain the myth that Teddy Sane was an actual band, and not just one mad genius in a basement, Emberglow needed musicians he could quickly hire to "be" the band. Reaching out to a couple industry associates, he was soon introduced to the world of studio musicians. It was another one of those unspoken secrets in the recording industry, that there existed these talented artists who performed secretly on multiple albums from multiple bands, without recognition, and purely for the paycheck.
-It was at this point that Emberglow, [[Cobalt]] and [[Talboc]] crossed paths. [[Cobalt]] was working as a studio musician, and had been recording with the group that Emberglow eventually hired on to perform as Teddy Sane at the live venue. [[Talboc]] had followed along just to annoy Cobalt.
+It was at this point that Emberglow, [[Cobalt]] and [[Talboc]] crossed paths. [[Cobalt]] was working as a studio musician, and had been recording with the group that Emberglow eventually hired on to perform as Teddy Sane at the live venue. [[Talboc]] had followed along just to annoy Cobalt. With the three of them in the same building at the same time, they found themselves drawn together.
 This meeting would be the initial spark that led to the Delos being brought out of their transdimensional hibernation, during The Return Of The Delos.