So I went to my local music store today and purchased a used copy of Planet Earth for $7. First of all, the cover is holographic--were all copies this way? I thought I've seen copies that just have the photo of P standing over the earth. Secondly, the tracks were not listed on the back of the jewel case, nor were they listed anywhere on the inside--again, were all copies issued this way? Third, there was no booklet inside the jewel case--is there supposed to be one? I'm wondering if I got

this sounds like the legal, official released cd > you did not get screwed,

mine have that hologram too, and all had this - only not the Mail On Sunday, these had a paper cover wallet (whatever that is called) - but my LF cd copy is still sealed, but I think it's true that the title of the songs aren't listed anywhere.

Let others correct me if not true.

I bought mine new and sealed and ...

hell I can't remember if it had liner notes or not.

But the cover/tray is supposed to be like that.

It's not a hologram.

The track listing is not on the case at all. There is no booklet. It's very basic in packaging.

It's legit.

You're still getting screwed because it's Planet Earth though.


























I keed. I keed.

TheVoid said:

MajesticOne89 said:

co-

For details of the CD packaging, see here:

http://www.princevault.co...e-releases

TheVoid said:

anyway, for 7 dollars, you got a prince album. i don't see how anyone
could think they got screwed on that. but, like you said, it IS planet
earth, lol.

TheVoid said:

ernestsewell said:

Sorry, I guess the correct terminology would have been a "lenticular" cover. Thanks to all for the input.
[Edited 2/28/10 7:30am]

TheVoid said:

It's music...for me to POOP ON!

Poiple said:

Yeah, I can never remember that word. It's weird because just when I replied to the thread, I had come home from Borders, and they had these lenticular pictures for sale, including a ruler w/ penguins on it. They were so cool. It always reminds me of being a kid, because those types of pics were so popular in the 70's.

The D&P cover was a hologram, btw.

the booklet was available in a pdf file on 3121.com was it not?

Wow, just looked at the Planet Earth booklet again and i did not know that Bria(n) Valente is credited with vocals, can't say i noticed it!

Cant say P.E. was a favorite of mine either

bigd74 said:

Indeed it was.

bigd74 said:

Yes