From Darren Keast Sent Wed, May 19th 1999, 22:25
From Darren Keast Sent Wed, May 19th 1999, 22:25
I thought the name Orange was because the label was from Orange County...so maybe a strip-mall picture-disc would be more suitable... darren Jason McCollum wrote: > > Finally got my Lexaunculpt 12" on Orange. Haven't listened to it > yet, but > > was sort of disappointed by one thing. Since the label is called > Orange, I > > figured the first release would be on orange vinyl with an orange > floppy > > disk, neither of which was the case. > > > > Any reason for sticking with black wax, Gonzi? > > I'll field this question... As a designer, there are certain clichés > you must not tread upon. One would be the expected orange vinyl and > an orange diskette as mention in the quoted message. Though a clever > idea, I would imagine you would have to do something interesting with > it. Here are some other clichés that a designer must not apply to a > cover layout: > Bass speakers, a picture of the band / group / or artists involved > (with the exception of Mr. Aphex), the ever popular technics 1200 mkII > turntable, the TB-303 (seen quite often in some form or another on > those DJ mix CDs)... Anyway, I'm sure you and everyone else has the > idea by now. But I'm sure Gonzi has a more simple anser to the > question. > > === > jason >>> > underscore: http://www.gl.umbc.edu/~nworth1 > underscore mailing list http://www.egroups.com/list/underscore > designstorung: http://members.xoom.com/jm45675/Designstorung.html > > _________________________________________________________ > DO YOU YAHOO!? > Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com