This second series was probably created to compete with the new crop of cheap, short-lived labels (Crown and Hit of the Week).

It was released in October 1997 on the band's own short-lived label, Rumble/Pickininny Records.

Embassy Records should not be confused with the short-lived label of the same name that distributed recordings for the Warriors Dance record label during the 1990s.

Greenestreet and Three Brothers were also short-lived labels affiliated with CTI.

Truth & Love (1992, UK No. 33) was released on the brothers' own short-lived label, Fidelity.

Three other short-lived labels were also created around the time of the demise of the Subharmonic deal.

In 1981 he formed his own short-lived labels, Silveto and Emerald.

This short-lived label was an attempt to avoid the compromises of working for major companies.

The single itself was released via Universal Records, a short-lived label founded by Jimmy Bowen, instead.

Other bands on the short-lived label included Discount (band) and Kind Of Like Spitting.