CD Package Design Plan Drafts

Design Plan
Packaging and Promotion

Songs
• Chris Isaak –“Let me Down Easily”
• Seether –“Fade Away”
• Jack Johnson –“Banana Pancake”
• Rembrandts –“I’ll Be There for You”
• Tom Jones –“It’s Not Unusual”

The audience is college students being that they are were all chosen by college students that have an insight into what other college students would listen to. The copulation of songs has been put together so people who are looking for love or have someone they love can find that perfect song to go along with it. Each song plays its own part in the different stages of a relationship. The person listening to the compact disc can just pick which stage the lovers or to be lovers are in and they will have the perfect song to set a romantic mood.
The design will be a used to help market and advertise the compact disc when seen in electronic, music, or department stores. The design has to tell about the romantic songs that are to be used on the disc and to appeal to a college crowd. The compact will also be made in a way that it appeals to both sexes so it can be used by either depending on who is planning the romantic evening.
The compact disc will have a jewel cased cover with a booklet, a label for the CD and back cover. The reason for the booklet is if the couple would like to join in on some karaoke of the songs the word are right there for them to follow along.
The arrangement of the cover should help to show the underlying meaning of each of the songs and the stages of a relationship. It should give you the feeling that it is romantic and yet young and edgy to appeal to the college crowd. The colors will be consistent between the three different parts of the CD.

Project 2 Design Plan

Songs
• “Let Me Down Easy” by Chris Isaak
• “Get It Together” by The Go! Team
• “Arco Arena” by Cake
• “Fade Away” by Seether
• “Banana Pancakes” by Jack Johnson
Sense of Purpose
The purpose behind this CD is to remind its audience of the movie that had been playing in theaters and increase interest in it by reminding them of certain parts of the movie.
Audience
The audience likes movies containing adventure and love. Thus, these songs evoke the same feelings they felt while they were watching the movie or, in some cases, what they would feel.
Context
This CD is a soundtrack to a movie titled “The Perilous Flight.” It contains songs that had been heard in this movie. Hence, the packaging contains scenes from the movie and other related graphics.
Strategies
Colors used give off a slight sense of hopelessness and despair, yet evoke an overall mood of resolution. Scenes from the movie give more information about the movie and its storyline. A list of the songs is on the back cover and on the CD itself.
Arrangement
The songs are arranged in order of when they were heard in the movie.
Medium
The CD is packaged in the standard CD jewel case with a front and back cover, and a song sheet on the inside cover.

The CD, “A Day in the Life,” features songs that are consistent with a common day in the life of a common person. Thus , this CD package is geared towards a common person, a person of the status quo. It will be put in a normal CD package , because that is common. A picture of people sitting around a table eating dinner is on the front, because that is something that could be common and relate to. The purpose of this is to show that there is no common. In fact, uncommon is common, because no two people live the exact same life. This is shown through different photographs on the CD packaging of things one can do in life, but not everyone will react the same way to everything. “A Day in the Life” features five songs
Ginuwine – Pony
A lot of people have ridden a horse in their life, and this might lead them to recall those memories.
Jack Johnson – Banana Pancakes
Some people eat breakfast, some people don’t.
Jars of Clay – It is well with my soul.
Some people go to church and will recognize this harmonic version of a classic hymn.
Cake – Arco Arena
Some people have played in an arena, and this will bring back memories of those incidences.
Journey – Don’t Stop Believin’
This song just has a lot of situations that people might have interacted with, and harbors a lot of visual imagery that one could relate to. It is also an encourager to close the CD that says to not stop believing and leaves a good message.

Design Plan – CD package
Free running offers a mental and physical workout to the normal person. Surprisingly, a person must be more mentally fit to accomplish their tasks than they need be physically. Much confidence about an action comes from practice. However, most people need some motivation to safely perform many free running moves.
To help free runners accomplish their tasks easier, a “power” c.d. shall be created to help motivate the free runners. This type of music is generally either upbeat, or very dramatic. The beat of the music will help free runners have a consistent step that their body can listen to. Because free running focuses on using the environment without breaking fluidity, music for a free runner should flow together smoothly as well. The music should energize and uplift the free runner into an elevated mental state to help elevate worry or concern from something that they know can be accomplished.
The c.d. and cover will include inspirational pictures of a couple of different free runner moves. The pictures are in black and white to emphasize the move itself, not the person or environment in which it was performed. The picture helps emphasize that any free runner can be this one, and the possibility is not far off.
Each song selected brings a different quality to the entire c.d. Some songs start out slowly, allowing the free runner to build confidence and make a proper plan as to his goals and route. Then, the music will become more upbeat to get a general rhythm of the run. The music will help bring encouraging thoughts, rather than anything sad and slow. While the music is upbeat, much of it is relaxed. A free runner cannot tense up his body too much during a run. One should stay relaxed while performing their moves.
The c.d. package will display music an images to help inspire the free runner. The music starts out slow and powerful, leading up to a quicker tempo, and finishing off with a fast but very relaxed setting. The order and arrangement of the music help emphasize the qualities that a free runner must possess before a difficult challenge can be accomplished.

Statement of Purpose

Buying this cd will get college students pumped up for gameday. Whether that be baseball, basketball, or football, this cd will be an outlet for student fans, and athletes to get rid of the pre-game jitters. It also serves as a stress reliever not only on gameday, but also any time you feel stressed and need a break from the rigors of work/school.

Audience

This is intended for a college-aged demographic. Preferrably this is for the college sports fan, but technically this could be sold to high school and professional sports enthusiasts. In a much more broader aspect, the cd could be sold to anyone with an interest in fast paced, upbeat songs.

Medium Used

The main medium will be the cd itself with supplemental magazine advertisements in sports magazines.

Arrangement

The cd cover will most likely include a sports theme. Something along the line of a pigskin texture on the front of the cd case to give it a distinct look. It would not actually have to be leather bound but at least have that appearance. The cd could also be shaped like a baseball or basketball.

The magazine ad would then have a silhouette of the crowd. The crowd would be giving high-fives, holding up a number one foam hand and what-not. Someone in the front row would then be holding up the cd cover, which would not be blacked-out like the rest of the crowd. It may also include the box score in the back just for emphasis of the environment.

Songs Include:

Carl Orff - Carmina Burana (O Fortuna)
Journey – Don't Stop Believin
Primus - John the Fisherman
Ram Jam - Black Betty
Darude - The Drill

Testing

In order to get a general consensus about the effectiveness of this cd, it will only be sold and
advertised at purdue for a period of one month. If it becomes popular here, then the cd can be sold to other campuses around the country. From there it can be decided whether or not this product would be viable in the general market.

CD Package Design Plan
The most obvious purpose of a CD package is to sell the CD to a specific
audience. However, this particular package also has another purpose. This
package will do as other CD packages do in advertising the CD and the songs
which are included but it will also target the audience in a particular manner.
It will target them with advertisement of a low price, as well as advertisement
of the CD itself.
The audience targeted by this CD includes high school and college students who
like a variety of music while they study, relax, and party. This will be made
evident not only by the songs which are included in the CD, but also by price
advertising and package designs.
This particular CD package will be found on the shelves in the CD section of any
major seller of CDs. It would also be found online, on the websites of those
stores. It will be mixed in with thousands of other CDs and thus must have some
attributes which allow it to stand out amongst the rest of the CD packages.
Some of the strategies which will be employed in targeting the audience include
that advertisement of the songs as a great mix for studying, partying, and
relaxing, a cheap price and an aesthetically pleasing package. Colors, designs,
and images will be manipulated to catch the eye of a student looking for a
great, cheap mix of music.
Also, because of the target audience, the CD package will include a cover, back,
inside cover, inside back cover, inside booklet, and a design on the CD itself.
This detail is intended to appeal to the audience and interest them in
purchasing the CD.

The arrangement of the package will be relatively similar to other CD packages
so as to not lose the fact that this is a CD.
The medium is perhaps obviously a CD package, either in paper or perhaps
displayed online.

Design Plan
CD Packaging

The purpose of the CD packaging is to convince its audience to listen to the music and to buy the CD.
The audience for the CD is most likely going to be college students or older teens who like to listen to rock genre music.
The packaging would have to stand out in a way that it would interest the audience amid all the other CD’s on the shelves or in the bins. Other potential locations for the CD cover and design would be on a website such as amazon.com, in a magazine article, or in newspaper article reviewing the CD.
Strategies that I’ll use are visual appeal, and the use of imagery to try and tickle the imagination of the audience and the use of particular colors to try and reinforce the message being sent by the music on the CD.
The overall purpose of the packaging is not to trick people into buying the CD, but rather to reinforce the content that is actually on the CD.

The songs chosen for the compilation CD are: “Get it Together” by The Go! Team, “Black Betty” by Ram Jam, “Don't Stop Believin'” by Journey, “Face Down” by The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, and “The Drill” by Darude. Each song provides a quick beat and fast pace that fits together into a coherent theme for the compilation: energy. The CD features energetic music designed to get the listener up and moving and the packaging and marketing emphasizes this fact. The name of the compilation is “Caffeine Tracks,” a CD to be played in the morning while getting ready for the day, on the way to work in the car, or on the CD or MP3 player on the way to class.The target audience for this CD is primarily college students who need a boost when waking up in the morning or while heading to classes.

Due to the varied styles of music on the CD, the audience itself will be a varied group of college students. The context of the marketing and CD design reflects this fact by focusing on the shared college experiences of staying up too late studying/working/partying, and needing to get up early for class/work/projects. The songs themselves hit many styles that are usually associated with popular music, including punk, dance, and hip hop. The older songs of “Black Betty” and “Don't Stop Believin'” are also well known due to their play on classic rock stations. The songs are in styles that are familiar to college students and the CD is designed to combat common college student problems by providing energy in the morning to get going.

The strategy for the CD package design reflects this target audience and appeals to the theme of energy in the project. The cover features a collage of images of students moving, dancing, etc. in front of Purdue campus shots. The CD title of “Caffeine Tracks” is also displayed. The CD is backed by yellow as a base that continues around the spine to the back of the CD with a track listing and an image of coffee cups on a counter 1-2-3-4 with the fifth “cup” actually being the CD itself. The packaging works to both emphasize the energetic nature of the songs within as well as the idea of caffeine (as coffee) being replaced in the morning by this music. The inner booklet of the CD continues to emphasize this idea with a faux-diagram of the slogan “Get up, get going, get moving” with generic, drawn people resembling the type found on public restrooms, road signs, etc.

The arrangement of this packaging highlights the excitement of the music first, and second, the need for the audience to get excited and awake by listening to the music. The first image is one of excited students on the cover, with the coffee imagery on the back cover. The inner booklet provides some amusement for the viewer and reinforces the idea of the CD as a “how-to guide” to waking up in the morning. You could get up without the music, but it makes things easier. Similarly, the medium of CD packaging lends itself to the idea of a central theme or message showcased on the cover and reinforced on the back and inside. Continuing the trend of energy and caffeine through the packaging itself lends an image to the music to be expected on the CD itself.

Reaching the audience is highly important when it comes to creating an album. The album art design that I propose illustrates what the album stands for, and informs the consumer of what the album has to offer. It will demonstrate a quicker paced collection of music.
Consumers are becoming more sophisticated and needing more subject matter when music is involved. The target audience is primarily the gaming community. A lot of games currently focus on a quick paced game play. Music has worked as a mood modifier since the history of music. Gamers will be playing games that require quick reflexes and an elevated mood.
The album will consist of fast paced, upbeat songs. The album art will illustrate the general mood of the songs provided. It will take a conceptual approach in which the meaning can be interpreted. However, it won’t be abstract to the point that the meaning cannot be derived. The subject matter of the cover will consist of a scene containing action. The inside of the cover then will clarify the scene by showing a view of someone sitting at their computer. The viewer will realize that the cover is taking place in a computer.
Promotional materials will consist of a flyer. This flyer will relate to the CD consisting of characters seen on the album art itself. The flyer will show a supposed release date as well.
Media is meant to be eye catching to the viewer; therefore the album art and promotional materials will consist of brighter colors that stand out from the rest. The purpose is to avoid blend-in and also to appeal to a certain age range. This age range will be approximately between the ages of 15 and 25 years old. Gamers are maturing and these songs are spread out to a point where it would appeal to a wide range of listeners.
When viewers examine these materials, they will be drawn in.

The purpose of this CD package is to distribute excellent technical musicianship to consumers that enjoy song that are well written and performed exceptionally well. This will be accomplished by drawing an audience of people that enjoy musicians that are great technical players. Many of these people play instruments themselves and wish to attain the level of skill that these musicians can play. The audience will enjoy this CD because it will fall into their appreciation of good musicians.
One would find this CD on a web site dedicated to guitar or other instruments, possibly being advertised as a CD for great musicians that their readers would enjoy. This CD could also be advertised on the individual artists' web sites for their fans to buy and listen to. The medium is going to be a CD, including a CD sticker, jewel case booklet, and jewel case insert. It will contain images or words somehow describing the overall goal of the CD, which is to introduce these great musicians to people that enjoy good music.
The CD package will be arranged specifically for the purpose of attracting people who enjoy technical musicians. There will possibly be pictures of guitars or other instruments on the cover, with a title that conveys some sort of message about musicianship. On the back will be the track listing and in the inside insert, there will be information about the artists and the instruments they are proficient at. The stratagies will be simple, using imagery of guitars and other symbols that would draw an audience interested in technical music.

Here follows a rudimentary design outline for the Project 2 CD Packaging. It is an extremely rough draft.

Rise and Shine ––
Instant Breakfast Club!

Statement of Purpose:
This CD, titled Rise and Shine: Instant Breakfast Club!, provides a 20-minute, condensed breakfast club experience that seeks to:
(A.) pay tribute to the unique institution that is Breakfast Club,
(B.) quench Purdue students’ thirst for Breakfast Club during away games and its very dry off-season, and
(C.) provide students who cannot/will not participate in Breakfast Club with a basic, musical knowledge of the early morning festivities.

Audience:
Purdue students, existing in two disparate parts:
1) breakfast clubbers who are suffering from Breakfast Club withdrawal, whether due to the end of football season, or simply because of an away game, and
2) students who cannot/do not participate in Breakfast Club, but still wish to gain knowledge of the true Breakfast Club experience.

Context:
Breakfast Club’s uniqueness and role as a long-standing Boilermaker tradition make it deserving of its own musical tribute. This 20-minute condensed breakfast club experience will provide Breakfast Club “regulars” with a way to cope when Breakfast Club is no longer in season, and will provide non-breakfast clubbers with a faithful musical portrait of the early-morning festivities.

*The overall goal is to encourage people to participate in Breakfast Club.

Strategies:
The cover art will, in theory, resemble cartoons found an Adult Swim. These programs’ popularity with college students –– and especially with those constituents who take an interest in participating in Breakfast Club –– ensure that the same style of art will appeal to the same college student population.

Medium:
On a CD – easily downloadable to anyone’s computer and iPod. It will be packaged in a cardboard trifold envelope rather than in a traditional plastic case, a package that is much more appropriate for a CD that contains only five songs. Because students will import the music to their computers, they aren’t likely to keep a cumbersome plastic case (or the CD, once they’ve imported the music).

Arrangement:
The songs are strategically ordered –– they provide a Breakfast Club narrative, which is best described as follows:
1.) Banana Pancakes –– This low-key, harmonious bit of pleasantness, compliments of Jack Johnson, provides the perfect background music for waking up and greeting the dawn. While you don your spandex, leg warmers, and wig, you’ll begin to grow hungry for the banana pancakes Johnson describes… or some such other suitable “breakfast fare.”
2.) I’ll Be There for You –– Who doesn’t love Friends? This song offers a tune you’ve heard a million times, and also provides you with some reassurance –– Your leopard unitard won’t fit over your beer belly anymore? Good thing your friends are there for you to lend you theirs! Life may not be what you’d like for it to be, but you’ve got the entire breakfast club crew behind you!
3.) Pony –– Breakfast Club has begun! Let’s get drunk and “get all up in each others’ grills!”
4.) The Drill –– Breakfast Club is in full swing now (and has been for quite some time) -- You’re at your third bar and have consumed countless beverages. This song has no words for a reason –– you wouldn’t be able to pronounce words anyway. Instead, just try to yell over the thumping bass.
5.) Don’t Stop Believing –– “C’mon, guys,” the barkeep says. “It’s time to close up.” You finish off your last round to this Journey tune, then make your way to Taco Bell for a late-morning binge before (A) sleeping it off in preparation for tonight’s party circuit, or (B) donning your BTFU shirt and heading to the game to support the Boilers with your spirit… and profanity.

.....When listening to a song, sometimes it’s hard to understand what the singer is saying which in turn makes it hard to understand the message of the song. The normal pronunciation of a word in a song is usually changed just to make it rhyme with the lyrics. With words being pronounced differently left and right, it can become a mess. This especially hurts when you’re trying to sing along and are singing the wrong words – which you thought were right. Since the message of the song is hard to crack by lyrics alone, people usually tend to listen to the beats of the music and judge from that angle. This ‘cracking the message’ process has become second hand nature to many music listeners. It is clear to these people that lyrics aren’t necessary to understand a song. That is why this track is comprised of songs without words. The message in these songs is stated clearly in the beats of the music; stimulating emotion and perspective without words. Many feelings can’t be expressed with words and that’s why a lot of lyrics fail to meet a listeners standards. These listeners look for specific songs, songs that spark a sort of emotion which lets you ‘fill in the words’ to the music.
.....This compilation of tracks can be bought exclusively via our website or by phone order. Since the CD itself is targeting a smaller type of audience, as opposed to those solely interested in mainstream music, it would be unnecessary to have it located in all music shops. Those that are interested in this compilation will most likely look for this album on our website which is dedicated to CD compilations of songs without words. The website has an amazon.com type of environment in which users are persuaded to buy through reviewer comments and previous buyer comments (only positive comments are posted of course).
.....The CD leaflets have music notes around the front and back outside and inside covers. These notes serve as a pre-indicator to the fact that this CD doesn’t have any words. The music notes are arranged in a way which seem appealing to the buyer. It is in fact a very simple design. The colors are very soft and comfortably work with each other. This promotes the CD as a comfortable item to buy. A comfortable appearing package serves as a selling strategy, it gives buyers confidence in the item. The CD case is standard plastic as to not be different from what buyers are used to and the CD itself has music notes going around the center-hole. This gives it a good image and the music notes on the CD are meant to correlate with the back and front cover. The song titles are written both on the CD and the back cover. Although it would go along with the theme (no song lyrics) to have no printed song titles, no one would buy a CD without knowing what they’re buying. Plus the song titles allow the listener to skip to his or her preferred track easily.
......The title of the CD is ‘Clearly in the Music’ which is printed on the front cover surrounded by music notes. Although it is surrounded by music notes it is still clear and organized nicely for easy-reading. The music notes simply accentuate the words making them seem boldly comforting. Bold to be easy to see and comforting to give confidence in the buy. The title helps represent what the CD is all about, a compilation of songs without words whose message is clearly in the music and not the lyrics.

Song List:

Carl Orff - "Carmina Burana (O Fortuna)"
The Go! Team - "Get it Together"
Darude - "The Drill"
Cake - "Arco Arena"
Buckethead - "Bird With a Hole in the Stomach"

Tom Jones - It's Not Unusual
Rembrandts - I'll Be There for You
Josh Garrels - Restless Ones
Jack Johnson - Banana Pancakes
Journey - Don't Stop Believin'

Purpose
This CD package is meant to be energizing to middle aged people, and it has a constant theme of energy, and happiness throughout. The CD cover itself will catch the eye of an onlooker at an online store, and it will fit into the theme of the promotional spot on TV in order to make it look appealing to buy, and listen to.

Audience
Targeted individuals include people who are older than 30 and in a long-term relationship. These people are getting to a point in their life when they start looking for inspiration from outside sources. Since they have been working the same job for many years, and have been with the same person for quite a while, life is beginning to wear them down.

Context
This CD is designed to be purchased off of an infomercial-style TV commercial. There is a possibility of it being offered in large chain stores such as Wal-Mart or Best Buy, in the CD section, in which it would be advertised as “As Seen on TV”. Also, this can be offered online, possibly on iTunes – these factors depend on how well the CD sells.

Strategies
In order to target an older audience, the CD design includes pictures of couples enjoying themselves and having a good time, like walking on a Caribbean beach in midday, or laughing while having some drinks at a bar with friends around. The image this CD portrays is that it will invigorate the listener to “relive” the good times they had in their twenties. Also, bright colors will be a pervasive theme in the design, in order to make it seem exciting. The songs included mostly deal with relationships, intense love, joy, and a sense of pushing on through life.

Medium
This includes a CD, CD cover (front & back), and liner notes.

Arrangement
The liner notes are booklet style, with 4 pages. This allows for the pictures mentioned in the ‘Strategies’ section to be included. On the front cover of the CD case, there is a picture of a young couple leaning against a fence, overlooking the ocean at sunset. The CD itself will have the songs printed onto it, so the viewer can use it outside of a stereo CD player, and away from the case.

Songs
Seether - Fade away
Muse - New Born
Buckethead = bird with a hole in the stomach
cake - arco arena
primus - john the fisherman

College Rock CD for college students
Today’s college students listen to a wide variety of music from a range of different bands. In order to help reduce the amount of money college students need to spend to get their favorite music, I propose to create a compilation of “college rock” that will be rock songs submitted by actual college students.

The CD is marketed towards college students. The idea is that the music was submitted by college students, for college students. The additional unifying feature is that all the songs on the album are of the “rock” genre. The album contains imagery that is consistent with the types of things that college students typically like. The artwork used for the packing is intriguing to capture the attention of college students as it sits on the shelf in the stores. The cover artwork contains a combination of images and text. The fonts used on the back were chosen to fit the “rock” theme.

Songs

- Johnny Boy – Generation
- Ginuwine – Pony
- The Go! Team – Get it Together
- Rebrandts – I’ll be there for you
- The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus – Face Down
- Tom Jones – It’s not Unusual

This is the most galvanizing, pulse grabbing, go-get em’, triumphantly glorious musical jubilee ever to hit the market. Its target – energetic and outgoing youths across the Nation. Understanding how academically and emotionally demanding school can become at times for students, “Mega Mixtape 07” promises to be a daily jolt of spirit juice during those stress-out moments.

Composed of old school jams infused with indie rock and Tom Jones, the cover art for this compilation will be retro, artistic, and mature all at once. Its features will include Simpsons-like animated characters created to imitate some of the biggest rap, rock and contemporary moguls of the current “MTV” generation. The cover will depict these characters gathered together in a portrait-style homage to the popular group “Bone Thugz N’ Harmony”.

This combination of humor, variety, and throw-back style is sure to be a hit with the target audience who likely grew up watching the hit animated series “The Simpsons” and will probably recall listening to the then widely popular Bone Thugz N Harmony albums. In addition, animated images of some of the most popular artists known to the audience together in animated form will be sure to spark their immediate interests.

The comedic and yet intriguing design of the CD will make it an attention grabber in any major location where music is sold. However, it is anticipated that the desired effect of the cover art will be most felt by patrons browsing through local indie, underground hip-hop, record stores or novelty shops. In such places of congregation and observation, youths will be most likely to look closely at the cover and browse over the CD’s contents which should appeal to a broad range of tastes and styles. Mega Mixtape 07, with its comedic-retro-modern design and old-school, beat boxing, jump’n jiving jams will be the next anthem of every young music enthusiast out there.

Best Guitar Riffs to Learn

Cake - Arco Arena
Solo Work
Ram Jam - Black Betty
Rock/Blues Riff
Jack Johnson - Banana Pancakes
Acoustic Guitar/Rhythm Work
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus - Face Down
Electric Guitar/Power Chords
Seether - Fade Away
Electric Guitar Riff/Harmonics/Acoustic Arrangement

Purpose:
The purpose of this CD package is to provide five different types of songs that distinguish guitar work. A person picking up this CD should be able to hear the different guitar elements being used in each song and if they were to learn those styles would have the knowledge of a very strong gamut of guitar work.

Audience:
The people who would be targeted by this CD release would be people who are interested in hearing guitarwork used in different ways. This would be for the type of person who is just getting into playing guitar and is trying to find a style of their own. This would also be for someone who wants to expand their guitar repertiore by learning the interesting riffs from these songs.

Context:
This CD would be found in bookstores near the guitarcraft section. The CD would also be released in mass to all of the department stores. Legitimately this would also be sold online however I want to steer clear from making a website for this particular thing due to the copyright infringement problems with putting up guitar tabs these days.

Strategies:
The design needs to have a balance of both being visually appealing and get the point across. The title is: Learning Diverse Guitar Riffs. The design on the front will simply have a guitar silhouette with some retro effects on the background around it.

Medium:
This will have a CD, the CD case with front and back and liner notes. Also, there will be an adjoining flier to be put up to advertise the release of the album.

Arrangement:
The CD cover will have the image referenced in the strategy section. The back will have a simple design and a track listing. The liner notes should be around 3 pages. The first page of the liner notes would be the cover, the remaining 5 pages(if you include the front and the back) will go in depth into how the guitarwork is different in each song without going in to particularly too music-heavy terms.

Please forgive the delay in posting this.