December 17th, 2010
I have been buying a lot of used vinyl lately. Mostly for under $1 and a majority of it focused on establishing a collection of all the classics: The Carpenters, The Bee Gees, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Dave Brubeck, lots of Motown and Verve Records, and of course the occasional 80′s record that just brings back those childhood memories.
It is interesting when you listen to the 80′s pop genre. The music you know, you think of as ‘amazing’ and then once you hear B-sides or tracks on full lengths that you have not been exposed to, they sound, well, dated. Or shall we say ‘cheesy’, and often plain embarrassing.
The same holds true for the record sleeve designs, as you can see in the examples below:
Tags: 80's, album art, brand atmosphere, depeche mode, U2
Posted in: Advertising/Marketing, Brand Atmospheres, Design, Music, Social Behaviours
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