music... I like music
music was a big part of growing up for me
music moved me... punk shows... high school dances...
even going to clubs under age... 80's music in the actual '80s
it was a more simple time
I liked seeing live music
seeing live music now is not really what I am into
in the early days it was all about the 12 inch vinyl record and the record jacket
if you were lucky there was also ornate record sleeve with liner notes
who did they thank? and why?
the full record often got a listen
while listening much attention was paid to the graphics on the packaging
then came the music video
then the cd and its miniture jewel case
now everything is digital
people are either buying music by the song or just streaming stuff live
this has all changed the impact of the packaging and all that once went with it
times are not as simple as they once were
Bad Brains Image from here
http://thegiant.org
I dig the graphics of Shepard Fairy
the images of Glen Friedman are also very powerful
www.burningflags.com
http://idealistpropaganda.blogspot.com/
music was a big part of growing up for me
music moved me... punk shows... high school dances...
even going to clubs under age... 80's music in the actual '80s
it was a more simple time
I liked seeing live music
seeing live music now is not really what I am into
in the early days it was all about the 12 inch vinyl record and the record jacket
if you were lucky there was also ornate record sleeve with liner notes
who did they thank? and why?
the full record often got a listen
while listening much attention was paid to the graphics on the packaging
then came the music video
then the cd and its miniture jewel case
now everything is digital
people are either buying music by the song or just streaming stuff live
this has all changed the impact of the packaging and all that once went with it
times are not as simple as they once were
Bad Brains Image from here
http://thegiant.org
I dig the graphics of Shepard Fairy
the images of Glen Friedman are also very powerful
www.burningflags.com
http://idealistpropaganda.blogspot.com/