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Ummmmm what the heck is this?

 
Ummmmm what the heck is this?


I kinda like it, seems forward thinking. I would imagine most of that would come with a hypothetical deluxe CD release and since she's not doing CDs, it gives a fanbase without a record player a way to get some sort of physical representation of the purchase with the download. Near idea, I wouldn't be shocked so see some musicians....borrow it in the future.
 
Ummmmm what the heck is this?


FLAC, poster and a 4 card set?
 
I kinda like it, seems forward thinking. I would imagine most of that would come with a hypothetical deluxe CD release and since she's not doing CDs, it gives a fanbase without a record player a way to get some sort of physical representation of the purchase with the download. Near idea, I wouldn't be shocked so see some musicians....borrow it in the future.

FLAC, poster and a 4 card set?
I think it's not a bad idea but "disc-less" makes it seem like you're getting an empty box. If it was called a poster and card bundle I probably wouldn't question it.
 
Matt Nathanson - Modern Love is getting a repress

 
I kinda like it, seems forward thinking. I would imagine most of that would come with a hypothetical deluxe CD release and since she's not doing CDs, it gives a fanbase without a record player a way to get some sort of physical representation of the purchase with the download. Near idea, I wouldn't be shocked so see some musicians....borrow it in the future.
“I DECIDED EARLY ON IN THE PROCESS OF MAKING THIS ALBUM THAT I ALSO WANTED TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENTALLY KIND, FORWARD-THINKING ALTERNATIVE TO THE CD."

Sure, forward-thinking if you ignore the looking backward and producing vinyl for your release, which - I believe - a CD in a digipak would have less of an environmental impact than vinyl.

I say this as someone who likes Lorde, loves CDs and vinyl, and will acknowledge their cynicism....but I give a slight eye roll to the description (only slight because I think it is sincere, albeit silly)
 

do you like industrial rap/rap metal, black queer rebellion, samples from Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and features from clipping, sad13 and ada rook of black dresses...

just buy it... backxwash has shown herself to be a wild musician and its a riot of an album from what i know
 

do you like industrial rap/rap metal, black queer rebellion, samples from Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and features from clipping, sad13 and ada rook of black dresses...

just buy it... backxwash has shown herself to be a wild musician and its a riot of an album from what i know
Wish the God Has Nothing To Do With This vinyl release didn’t get cancelled 😩
 
“I DECIDED EARLY ON IN THE PROCESS OF MAKING THIS ALBUM THAT I ALSO WANTED TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENTALLY KIND, FORWARD-THINKING ALTERNATIVE TO THE CD."

Sure, forward-thinking if you ignore the looking backward and producing vinyl for your release, which - I believe - a CD in a digipak would have less of an environmental impact than vinyl.

I say this as someone who likes Lorde, loves CDs and vinyl, and will acknowledge their cynicism....but I give a slight eye roll to the description (only slight because I think it is sincere, albeit silly)
I agree entirely, I don’t know if Lorde is using recycled materials for the vinyl which is possible, and she did point out her apparel prices are higher based on a choice of an environmentally conscious supplier, but new vinyl production is certainly not the greenest option, though streaming is bad too.

I meant forward thinking from a business sense, given CDs aren’t rally recyclable and some portion of her fans won’t have or use a turntable, so it offers an option for a physical release without that as any younger fans want the photos and posters but listen purely digitally.
 
I agree entirely, I don’t know if Lorde is using recycled materials for the vinyl which is possible, and she did point out her apparel prices are higher based on a choice of an environmentally conscious supplier, but new vinyl production is certainly not the greenest option, though streaming is bad too.

I meant forward thinking from a business sense, given CDs aren’t rally recyclable and some portion of her fans won’t have or use a turntable, so it offers an option for a physical release without that as any younger fans want the photos and posters but listen purely digitally.
Hmmm...that's a good way to look at it. Thanks for the fresh angle. I agree with that sense. Reading it made me think of the beginning of the "name your price" that artists adopted once upon a time
 
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