Affected Record Labels
At the time, PDO was contracted by several record companies, many of whose records may be affected. According to a list compiled on Classical.net, these include Albany Records, Appian Records, APR, Archiv Produktion, ASV Records, Cala, Collins Classics, CRD Records, Danacords, Decca, Deutsche Grammophon, Globe Style, Hyperion Records, IMP records, L'Oiseau-Lyre, London Records, Memoir Records, Pearl Records, RPO Records, Testament Records and Unicorn-Kanchana. According to user reports on the Internet, other affected labels are Ace Records (UK), A&M, Big Cat, Demon, Island, Some Bizarre, Utility, labels distributed by World Serpent (Durtro, Threshold House, United Dairies, etc.), Warp Records and Zippo.
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