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“Peel Back And See” or “On Being a Label In The 21st Century”
Being a record label in this day and age requires ingenuity, inventiveness, and a willingness to think outside the box. Jagjaguwar’s got it covered– check out the sleeve for the Lord Dog Bird LP I just got: it’s an old Minus Story sleeve flipped inside out with new labels pasted on.
Reusing existing materials is also good for the environment, you know.
Previously: On Repeat: The Lord Dog Bird
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October 28th, 2008 at 1:34 pm
[...] “a collaboration between Judee Sill and Jandek”). And, remember how I explained that sometimes, to keep costs down, labels will re-use older record sleeves, flipped inside-out, for new …? Well, Raf’s copy of the Caethua record came in an inverted sleeve for Destroyer’s [...]