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I don't know how ever to completely know, but I could confidently shout from a mountaintop that the following companies have always released, and will always release legally: Intrada Varese Sarabande La La Land Records Film Score Monthly (retired) The only reason I know is because they have a long standing history, and are well regarded by just about everybody. They wouldn't still be around if they didn't know what they were doing. Doug Fake, Robert Townson, MV Gerhardt, Matt Verboys, and Lukas Kendall have high standards as do their product. I would be surprised to see "bootlegger" used in a sentence with these guys. There are some other labels that don't have the same respect due to questionable practices (we all know who they are). I never see that happening within the four labels mentioned above and I don't think we ever will! -Rick O. Why didn't you include in that list to Quartet or Kritzerland? I think that all their editions are legal. Why indeed. These people who only seem to think there are four record labels doing the good stuff is truly baffling to me. But it happens in every thread. Sometimes we're left out, sometimes others are left out. When a company has close to 150 releases and when the majority of those releases are fairly major and by pantheon composers, well, why am I bothering to even type this?
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