On November 22, 2004, Wind-up Records released Creed’s Greatest Hits album.
On November 9, 2004, Guided by Voices performed on the stage of Austin City Limits
On November 3, 2004, a non-album single named ” Blow Me Away ” from the Halo 2 Original Soundtrack was released
In November 2004, American Hi-Fi were signed by Maverick Records . Maverick helped promote the lead single from Hearts on Parade , “The Geeks Get the Girls”, releasing it as a single for radio airplay and following with a music video in February 2005. After repeated delays, Hearts on Parade…
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In November 2004, the band released a live DVD entitled Alive at Red Rocks , filmed in Red Rocks Park , Colorado , during their world tour for A Crow Left of the Murder… . Along with the DVD came a bonus CD featuring five tracks, including a studio version…
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Following Meteora’ s success, the band worked on many side projects. Bennington appeared on DJ Lethal ‘s “State of the Art” and other work with Dead by Sunrise , while Shinoda did work with Depeche Mode , creating the remix song ” Enjoy the Silence 04 “. In 2004, the…
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In November 2004, Live released a greatest hits compilation, Awake: The Best of Live . Awake included ” We Deal in Dreams “, a previously unreleased song from the Throwing Copper sessions, a cover version of Johnny Cash ‘s ” I Walk the Line “, and a new version of…
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In November 2004, the band flew to New York and met with Epic department heads, including head of A&R Ben Goldman, label chief Steve Barnett, head of marketing Lee Stimmel, and radio-promo heads Joel Klaiman and Jacqueline Saturn . Following that visit, final terms were negotiated and a long form…
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Team Sleep’s record was originally scheduled for release in November 2004, but Maverick Records were reportedly so impressed by the album that they postponed the release until mid-2005 to allow for promotion. The debut album contained only five of the original tracks; three of those were heavily reworked. In October…
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In November 2004, the group was banned from CBGB ‘s New York. Russo was smoking a cigarette on stage in between songs, violating New York smoking laws, his monitors were subsequently turned off. Later on during the show Russo lit up another cigarette, and the lights were turned off. The…
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