101.   The major recording companies are making a lot of noise about Internet distribution of music.

102.   The music industry also has been plagued by too many stores chasing too few buyers, resulting in higher returns for recording companies.

103.   The major recording companies have sued both parties for distributing software used to exchange music for free over the Internet.

104.   During that time, Ms. McKee and McNeil began to develop the idea of starting their own recording company.

105.   The recording companies have no intention of abandoning plastic disks.

106.   The recording companies are attempting to come up with their own, alternative music file format that will, in some way, prevent piracy.

107.   The recording companies are intent on developing software coding standards that would specify what consumers can do with the music they download.

108.   The recording company is thinking about re-releasing our last album as a tribute to Payne.

109.   The recording company owns a string of record labels including Capitol and Virgin and represents such artists as the Rolling Stones, Frank Sinatra and Janet Jackson.

110.   The six big recording companies are now the four big recording companies.