label design and music are equally important. Some labels have a minimal approach to design or at least they try even though it doesn't look right.
--- Benn Glazier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Sat, 14 Jun 2003 03:50:19 -0500, "spw" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > > What do you mean for no other reason? > > How a name looks and sounds is pretty important when designing a techno > > label. > > > > > "The label name KMS works well using the letter k especially in caps, > > > it's a > > > nice short abbreviated word, the letter k is not being used as a clever > > > substitution in a word." > > I actually thought the music was important. Seems like it's secondary to > the music though. I'd sooo not buy a record that had good music but the > label art or name was poorly executed. > > I just bought the new Moodymann record. Whilst the music was kinda cool, > I loved the cover with the rose, but the clincher was that I thought this > cat was on the level as he uses two "n's" in Moodymann. > > I feel sorry those people who release a record with nothing more than a > hand stamped piece of information on it like some of those Ersatz Audio > records. They must sell so few records, same for those records like M6 > and M7. I mean like who the hell is it and what sort of name is M for a > label? :/ > > > -- > > Benn Glazier > aka DJ Royal > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ph:+61 (0)413 316 618 > http://www.royaltech.net =====
