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A questions about Roadrunner Records?
Everyone knows they carry Nickelback and Slipknot and Theory of A Deadman…

But most metal fans know they also carry bands like Daath, Cavalera Conspiracy, Cradle of Filth, and Killswitch Engage.

Do you consider Roadrunner a great, legit metal record label, or do they lose credibility with you for signing Slipknot and Nickelback?

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if you want to be called a great metal label should probably keep nickelback off your artist list
i’m gonna say they needed to pay some bills and needed bands people actually listen too
SOLD OUT

actually if you think about it nickelback is doin their part to keep the metal alive
Higher is a goal | Feb 07, 2010

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Well I think that they totally sold out (especially by having Nickelback). Then again, they have such amazing bands as Dream Theater and Megaeth, leading me to reason that they are still awesome even though they hve a couple bands who are only there so that the label can make money.
84Mac | Feb 07, 2010

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Well I am a fan of Slipknot so I don’t count them as a negative band on their label lol But, I’ve had that argument many times in my head. I can’t stand Theory Of A Deadman or Nickelback and I don’t get why they’re on that label.

I don’t consider them a great metal record label but definitely a legit one. Labels like Metalblade and Nuclear Blast are way better in my opinion.
Adam | Feb 07, 2010

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In general, I don’t consider Roadrunner a very credible record label. They’re a subsidiary of Warner Music Group, and all they really care about is trendy bands that make money. But as you said, there are some great bands on Roadrunner, like Opeth and Porcupine tree.

I much prefer independent labels, but it’s not like I won’t listen to a band just because they’re on Roadrunner.
Devious Movements | Feb 07, 2010