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Around the World in a Day... Does any one remember the original CD packaging. Does anyone have pictures to post? | |
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Try SleeveOgraphy or sumthing in the LINKS department | |
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No pictures but I always thought it kind of sucked. It certainly doesn't fit anywhere in a normal cd collection. | |
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gooeythehamster said: Try SleeveOgraphy or sumthing in the LINKS department
As Ben has taken the LINKS department OFFLINE (bummer) I have been so kind to google it up for you; here http://sleevographia2.free.fr They have loads of pics. Go browse. | |
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And I miss them stickers they used to have on 12"  | |
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slm4m said: Does any one remember the original CD packaging. Does anyone have pictures to post?
I remember it. There was some kid hanging on to balloons, but it was a sticker placed on the plastic of the LP. Once that plastic came off, so did the sticker. That's all I remember. GeSmi1 Baby, Baby, Baby...what's it going 2 b? | |
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It's my favorite LP packaging!! "Just like the sun, the Rainbow Children rise."
"We had fun, didn't we?" -Prince (1958-2016) 4ever in my life |
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I liked the packaging of the ATWIAD CD - it was very economical, in that the longbox (which was the norm back then) doubled as a tri-fold sleeve/lyrics sheet with a little slot in the center for the CD itself, which was housed in a slipcover sleeve (kinda like the Musicology concert CDs) with ATWIAD cover art on it.
It didn't fit very well into a CD collection, but interestingly, the tri-fold sleeve/longbox thingie was tall enough that you could stick it into your vinyl collection, for whatever good that's worth (I guess it made more sense back in '85). I still have my copy of this...the trifold longbox thingie is all tucked away in storage at my mom's house, though I have the disc/slipcover thing w/ my other Prince CDs...the disc itself is still in great shape, though the slipcover ain't aging so well... | |
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i still have my long box case! it was too nice to toss.
my favorite bit, though, is the fact that the actual cd is in a soft cloth sleeve...just like the vinyl would have been in a protective sleeve. very smart! [This message was edited Thu May 6 22:14:16 2004 by SassyBritches] | |
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actually, that cloth sleeve is still in great shape...i think it'll outlive my grandchildren's grandchildren.... | |
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GeSmi1 said: slm4m said: Does any one remember the original CD packaging. Does anyone have pictures to post?
I remember it. There was some kid hanging on to balloons, but it was a sticker placed on the plastic of the LP. Once that plastic came off, so did the sticker. That's all I remember. GeSmi1 I have the LP and CD....my LP has the sticker on the sleve it didnt dissapear with the wrapping.  I love that LP cover, its so bright, maybe why it appealed to me when i was 2 and first saw/heard it  | |
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Remembering the life of David Coleman..
That was his baby. | |
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