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walking proud 25th November 2004 02:54 AM

walking proud + multiple cover RUMORS, question
 
1] Has walking proud come out on radio in japan? And if so, why doesn't anyone rip it? =/
2] Multiple covers for MY STORY.. has this rumor been confirmed yet?

~K+ 25th November 2004 03:05 AM

1. We'd probably have heard about it if it has.
2. Not a rumour, it's true that MY STORY comes in 4 covers. But in what format, we don't know yet.

walking proud 25th November 2004 03:09 AM

thanks ^^ so i guess you don't know if it's gonna be limited edition or random or what..

ohsixthirty 25th November 2004 04:16 AM

You know...I STILL don't know whats up with the limited edition part. Are the four covers limited edition, or is it the CD+DVD set that is limited?

But I do know, when you order from Yesasia, and I assume any other online store, they randomly select a cover out of the four.

~K+ 25th November 2004 04:35 AM

From the way it's listed on yesasia, it looks like the DVD AND the alternate covers are limited.

The CD Stand-alone version has nothing listed about alternate covers.

However, on cdjapan it reads like the DVD isn't limited, but the alternate covers are, but they only come with the CD+DVD package.

kristen 25th November 2004 05:09 AM

maybe the 4 cover thing is like H. There's the japan version that's different, then there's 3 alternate covers for the overseas version.

Just a thought.

omg what if there's a My Story digipack?!

~K+ 25th November 2004 05:21 AM

But that's not the way }{ worked...Both the Jpn ver and OS Ver had the same 1 regular press white cover and 3 limited green/blue/pink cover, then a digipack for the Jpn ver after it hit a million.

Not too sure about them using a digipack for an album though, it'd be flimsy to try to fit in a booklet with a digipack as well as making it contain 2 discs...o_o'

jerms 25th November 2004 05:39 AM

wow i was goign to post but you beat me to it K+. :thumbsup

kristen 25th November 2004 01:26 PM

oh, i was unaware of exactly how it worked, i was just going by what i saw ^^;;

thanks for correcting me, i now know more than i did before.

extepan 25th November 2004 03:54 PM

indeed there are too many things to fit into a digipack. and i dont like digipack anyway.

kristen 25th November 2004 05:14 PM

i dont see a point in a digipack to begin with.

sxesven 25th November 2004 06:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by extepan
indeed there are too many things to fit into a digipack. and i dont like digipack anyway.

Me neither.

tl1029530921 25th November 2004 06:19 PM

...wus the digipack the thing that opened 4 ways?

sxesven 25th November 2004 06:23 PM

That was a digipack, too. But there's more digipacks than just that one.

y2687 25th November 2004 06:27 PM

Eve's lost. ..what's a digipack?

~K+ 25th November 2004 10:30 PM

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I don't like Digipacks neither. And it can open anyway it wants depending on how the manufacturers make it though.

Here's some examples of Digipacks.

_CREA_ 25th November 2004 11:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by y2687
Eve's lost. ..what's a digipack?

I don't know what a digipack is either. Help, anyone?

kournikova 26th November 2004 08:56 AM

1. yeah
2. yeah ^^

Piccolo 26th November 2004 08:46 PM

A digipak is like what ~K+ showed, it's an alternate form of CD packaging. It's usually made of some kind of thick cardboard with plastic trays as opposed to your standard jewel case.

_CREA_ 27th November 2004 01:28 AM

OH! Those things are digipacks? I never knew they had a special term. :laugh Okay, I know what those are now, thank you.

I can see a point in them though, it makes the CD look really fancy. I've found myself thinking a few times that a certain CD's packaging is really cool, and it's usually a digipack. I dunno, maybe it sells?

It doesn't really have a functional point though, no.

extepan 27th November 2004 09:54 AM

digipacks are generally lighter than jewel cases, hence saves on transportation costs. however, digipacks are easier to be damaged so it trades off the transportation costs.

~K+ 27th November 2004 11:39 AM

Trying buying a CD that comes in a digipack and a whole lots of leaflets, booklets, lyrics sheets and what not jammed into it.

Not fun. It goes everywhere when you try to open it to get the CD. -_-"

And I have to keep that Gackt CD in the original wrapper because the booklet keeps falling out.........

walking proud 27th November 2004 06:08 PM

digipacks aren't easy to work with ^^

Delirium-Zer0 27th November 2004 06:27 PM

Don't ever spill anything on them, either. x_x I ruined my tori amos "to venus and back" album like that. :( Digipacks are actually a trademarked term, not just a word like "jewel case." the company that invented them easily sold the idea to record labels that wanted to save money on shipping and production (paper is alot cheaper than a mostly plastic case, after all), and then record labels jacked up the prices on CDs with this packaging, calling them 'collectable" (and alot of times they were... limited versions of albums would be released in digipack form, making them very ooh-aah among cd collectors). Now that the CD collecting market has died over the last few years, everyone just sees digipacks as cheap. They're really common now too, nothing special about them.

minkAYuko 28th November 2004 06:15 AM

so the new album of brintney spears is digipack? my cousin has it...


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