To get music out, bands had to takeout print advertising, pay DJs to play their records, sign unfairdistribution contracts, or tour and sell enough albums to reach somekind of critical mass.

And they record the bills they pay as expenses. This is called "cash accounting" and is the way most of us keep our personal books and records.

Koch's records showed that the company took 1.95 million barrels of oil it didn't pay for from 1986 to 1988, according to data compiled by the Senate.