Re: [HD] CD packaging thoughts

[Linda Lowe Thompson <linda@lindalowethompson.com>]

I'm in the process of recording all my CDs onto the computer and onto the
IPOD.   After one of the sons did that, he gave away all the
CDs.   I'm not to the point where I can bring myself to do
that, at least not yet.   BUT, I really do like the thinner
sleeve with no plastic, just on general prindciples.   What
about using a really interesting color for the sleeve, so that I could
identify it, even though it doesn't have a "spine?"  
Maybe that would satisfy the people who feel they need a
spine.   For me, just get it out and I'll get one and enjoy
it.   Probably from the IPOD.   My ears are
deteriorating about as fast as everything else, so I'm not discerning
subtle differences in sounds.   

Looking forward to hearing it, Karen.   
You'll never please everyone.   Just please yourself on this
one and trust that we'll all end up getting a copy.
I'm in, for sure, and people who enjoy good dulcimer will end up getting
it, whether it's their favorite packaging or not.  

Best Wishes
Linda



At 09:30 AM 3/6/2015, you wrote:
> I think most people throw away
> the packages anyway and keep the insert and disc in a different way
> c
>
> On 3/5/2015 7:47 PM, Karen Ashbrook wrote:
> > My new CD of meditative solo HD
> > music, will be simple and a low budget project. I'd like to just make it
> > a CD wallet (cardboard sleeve) or at most a 4 panel eco wallet, but that
> > means it won't have a spine you can read the title on. A digi-pack has a
> > plastic tray that widens the package so there is a spine, but it has a
> > huge piece of plastic. For the environment and slender, light packing, I
> > really just want the sleeve. Thoughts? 
> > Karen
> >
> > -- 
> > http://karenashbrook.com
> >
> > Music is the mediation between the intellectual and sensual life.
> > --Beethoven
> >
> >
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Linda Lowe Thompson      Harvest Time Music
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