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Oct 29, 2026

PushHOST
16:10
On
Mark RolandHOST
16:10
MCA Records.
Mark RolandHOST
16:13
Oh, blimey, that's not in the best nick.
PushHOST
16:16
No, what year is that?
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
15:45
Like, you know, Bobbito actually took me on my first tour overseas to Europe, you know what I mean? And that was incredible.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
15:52
And, you know, I ended up signing a deal in MCA Records in the year, I think, 2000 or 2001.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
16:00
And that's when I came out with joints like Bacardi Slang, Old Time Killin'.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
16:05
And, you know, it really, things started to take off for me from there.

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Kardinal OffishallGUEST
82:19
You got to come back.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
82:20
Loose talk on coming back, but continue.
LowkeyHOST
82:28
Before we leave, we ask everybody in this conversation, being that you've been through so much, being that this album was somewhat liberating for you, being that you've been through so many twists and turns in your career, executive, artist, father, husband, what would you tell Cardi that first sign is still with MCA Records in 2001, what would you tell him now? Or like, what would you tell him, knowing everything you know right now, what would you tell him back then? There goes the
Josh ChristieHOST
82:52
camera right there.
Alan CrossHOST
28:39
Our final true crime song has to do with Robert Chambers, who was dubbed by the media as both the Central Park Strangler and the Preppy Killer.
Alan CrossHOST
28:48
Robert's mother wanted him to have the best education, so almost all the money she earned working at MCA Records went to sending him to the very prestigious York Preparatory School on the Upper East Side.
Alan CrossHOST
29:01
Robert didn't do well.
Alan CrossHOST
29:03
All the other kids had way more money than he did.
Melvin RileyGUEST
28:09
And they always let me do what I wanted to do in the studio.
Melvin RileyGUEST
28:11
So I felt like, hey, I'm with the biggest, you know, Universal MCA, the biggest record company, but they never bothered me in the studio.
Melvin RileyGUEST
28:20
They've never they never called me and said, we want to put you with this producer, that producer.
Melvin RileyGUEST
28:24
They trusted me.

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Melvin RileyGUEST
47:31
You just got to release it on different platforms.
Melvin RileyGUEST
47:34
Back in the 80s and the 90s, if you want to get, all you had to do was release it in a different platform, you still could have done that.
Melvin RileyGUEST
47:41
With being with Universal MCA back in the day, I knew how to write universally.
Melvin RileyGUEST
47:45
So songs like Oh Sheila, Love You Down, Tonight, I still was saying exactly what I wanted to say in everything.
David Ray SkinnerHOST
14:40
Now, Guido's was in the back of a pasta store called Supreme Macaroni, located on Manhattan's west side on 9th Avenue between 38th and 39th Street.
David Ray SkinnerHOST
14:51
It was well known in the music and entertainment industry, and I was introduced to it by some friends from MCA Records.
David Ray SkinnerHOST
14:58
First of all, it was like a trip going through an Italian family's history.
David Ray SkinnerHOST
15:02
When you first entered the pasta section, there was an elderly woman sitting in the foyer, typically shelling peas, and she would nod as you came in.
JeffHOST
18:46
He'd been an executive at A&M.
JeffHOST
18:48
Gormley negotiated a release for the band from the A&M contract and negotiated a new solo deal for Danny Elfman with MCA Records.
JeffHOST
18:58
During this transition period for Elfman, Oingo Boingo contributed original material to the movie Bachelor Party in 1984.
JeffHOST
19:05
It was a Tom Hanks film.
JeffHOST
19:08
And this included a custom-written title track, Bachelor Party, which recapped the movie's plot, and an exclusive track titled Something Isn't Right, as well as using their own track that they'd already recorded, Who Do You Want to Be, in the film.
JeffHOST
19:23
With this new contract at MCA Records, the band went on a short hiatus.
JeffHOST
19:28
First album on MCA would be Solo in November of 84, released as a Danny Elfman solo project.
JeffHOST
19:36
But it really wasn't a solo album at all, as previous members of Oingo Boingo were credited as session musicians, together with a recently formed Red Hot Chili Peppers band, Bassist Flea.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
19:26
Like we were literally in there, you know what I'm saying? Just waiting for our opportunity to go and, you know what I mean? Like drop 16 bars here, work with this person or whatever.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
19:35
And that's literally how I got my deal with MCA Records in New York.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
19:40
I mean, in LA, sorry.
Kardinal OffishallGUEST
19:41
Like the reality was like we started going like number one on all the college radio stations.
Amy BrownPANELIST
26:59
Okay, okay.
Amy BrownPANELIST
27:00
This has happened to me before, because there must be somebody on their team that's a Bobby, and then they add you, because that's happened to me with MCA Records, I think, some artist stuff.
Amy BrownPANELIST
27:09
They added me accidentally.
Bobby BonesHOST
27:11
Yeah.
Bryan CookGUEST
157:58
It's so good.
Jimmy PardoHOST
157:59
I saw, when I worked for MCA Records, she was on our label.
Jimmy PardoHOST
158:02
So Jennifer One and I went, and I was the representative from the record company to be there.
Jimmy PardoHOST
158:07
I was...
Devin StoneHOST
18:44
And that's one of the reasons why you often see movies or TV shows or books with exactly the same title.
Devin StoneHOST
18:49
Which brings us to a case that the 90s kids in the audience can really appreciate, Mattel vs. MCA Records, better known as the Barbie Girl case.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:56
I'm a Barbie girl.
Devin StoneHOST
18:59
When Aqua released the eponymous song, Mattel sued for trademark infringement.

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