Favorite cd booklets

[Hypnos]

Katatonia - Viva Emptiness
Primordial - Gathering Wilderness
Orphaned Land - Mabool
Madder Mortem - Desiderata
In The Woods... - Strange In Stereo
Morgion - Solinari

 

[Zephyrus]

this thread needs more pics

 

[Braighs]

how could I forget
dredg - El Cielo

 

[Sadguru]

close thread.

 

[Sexy_Grandpa]

Hmmm...I havent seen any mention of Tool - 10,000 days...easily the most fascinating booklet ive seen.

 

[CAIRATH]

Dir en Grey have some really freaky stuff. Too bad it's nearly impossible to buy their CDs without paying 40 bucks or ending up with bootlegs (eBay). :\

Gauze and MACABRE have been on my list for a long time.

 

[narcoleptic haze]

I love that Espers II booklet too, i got it recently. It was lovely and actually felt like a bonus.

Is this a joke?

 

[affinityband]

sorry i put booklet as an automatic reaction. Just the artwork, the cool flower type thing. I absoloutley adore it.

 

[Sadguru]

Dir en Grey have some really freaky stuff. Too bad it's nearly impossible to buy their CDs without paying 40 bucks or ending up with bootlegs (eBay). :\

Gauze and MACABRE have been on my list for a long time.

Exactly. I heard that their new album got an internationnal release though.

 

[SextoyAddiction]

 

[narcoleptic haze]

sorry i put booklet as an automatic reaction. Just the artwork, the cool flower type thing. I absoloutley adore it.

Ahh ok, just checking. Was worried I might have been missing out on something there.


As for the person who mentioned 10,000 Days, I was tempted to put that down, but although I have trouble putting anything Tool down as a favorite, I left it out because of the seemingly randomness of the images. Sure they look cool, but unless the whole "puzzle" thing is true and someone actually works it out, they remain meaningless.

And fyi, though the idea of putting it in a CD booklet is great, contrary to many ppl's beliefs, Tool didn't invent stereoscopic images.

 

[LightningLixxx]

Hmmm...I havent seen any mention of Tool - 10,000 days...easily the most fascinating booklet ive seen.

Exactly. Alex Grey is amazing.