I don't personally give a rat's behind about the stickers. There I said it. 
What about Hype-stickers?
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Sorry if I was being pol(l)itical.I don't personally give a rat's behind about the stickers. There I said it.
Oooooooooooooooh, that was really baaaaaaaaaaaaad. Will I be banished for that?
And loving it!Sorry if I was being pol(l)itical.
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Oooooooooooooooh, that was really baaaaaaaaaaaaad. Will I be banished for that?
I find hype stickers really annoying BECAUSE I want to preserve them and to me I really don't feel it's worth the effort. Also, sometimes they stick that DIRECTLY on the case which infuriates me to no end. Worst is when it comes on the art...but luckily that happens rarely.
Yeah. Some peel off so easy and some stick to the cellophane wrapper. I just gave up on it a long time ago...although I do test one once in a while because, well just a joke on myself I guess.
I even quite like them when I pick up an album I haven't heard for some years (decades even), and there they are when I open the booklet, still hyping away! Kind of cute, they are.
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If I'm looking for a CD on Discogs, and a seller says the hype sticker is included, that'll often sway my decision from whom to buy.
Not to mention slip cases.I don't personally give a rat's behind about the stickers. There I said it.
Stuck to a cracked jewel case, in many instances!
I might keep other things as well, such as the customs dec on the packaging ... one I have was actually signed by Robert Reed, suggesting he personally posted it off.
And if I'm travelling abroad, I'll pick up the record shop's business card (or some such thing) for inclusion. It can be quite nice to have those memories attached to the album, like ... oh that's right, I picked this wonderful album up when I was travelling through the Scottish Highlands ... or in that amazing record store in Tokyo where I spent a whole afternoon.
And, obviously, as many of us must surely do, I'll put the concert ticket in the album related to that tour.
And if I'm travelling abroad, I'll pick up the record shop's business card (or some such thing) for inclusion. It can be quite nice to have those memories attached to the album, like ... oh that's right, I picked this wonderful album up when I was travelling through the Scottish Highlands ... or in that amazing record store in Tokyo where I spent a whole afternoon.
And, obviously, as many of us must surely do, I'll put the concert ticket in the album related to that tour.
