ROTT - What Material was Used for CD
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mozmic_dancer
One of the Good Guys
Because Moz likes to make his CDs look like little vinyl records. See the grooves?
Awwww.
Awwww.
Vauxhall95
I Know It's Over...
God I feel old. That black material is vinyl. Those grooves on it used to play music on this thing called a record player.
You feel old, i'm 40!
I don't know if I explained myself very well. One side obviously has a old style vinyl image with track listing etc, but the disc itself (flipside) the playing surface is a shiny black plastic. Does that make sense.
It's just I have never seen any other CD like it, all the CD's I have are shiny silver.
Cheers.
I don't know if I explained myself very well. One side obviously has a old style vinyl image with track listing etc, but the disc itself (flipside) the playing surface is a shiny black plastic. Does that make sense.
It's just I have never seen any other CD like it, all the CD's I have are shiny silver.
Cheers.
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jete tes devoirs au feu
I Could Turn U Inside Out
I believe it is a substance called "black plasticky stuff".
Someone has already said, it's because he wants them to look like vinyl records.
dizzywhore_1804
A big-nose who knows...
My ROTT is a normal disc.
Was bought a while after the original release though, so perhaps it was only the first run that came 'as vinyl'?
Was bought a while after the original release though, so perhaps it was only the first run that came 'as vinyl'?
jete tes devoirs au feu
I Could Turn U Inside Out
I think the one that came in the cardboard gatefold is the "fake vinyl" one and the version in the standard plastic jewel case is just a normal CD. I think.
dizzywhore_1804
A big-nose who knows...
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