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Beadler on Oct 07, 2011
This is great work Sam -
iamdb on Oct 07, 2011
#winning
great work, as usual brother -
cruise on Oct 07, 2011
probably the best packaging i've seen since tool's 10,000 days -
Kolby on Oct 07, 2011
This was fucking nuts. -
Gurven on Oct 08, 2011
cruise said: probably the best packaging I've seen.
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Skull With Hair on Oct 08, 2011
best fuckin shit i ever saw -
Jason Taylor on Oct 09, 2011
Exceptional. This is the kind of packaging where I'd buy it without knowing or caring what the music sounded like. -
Sam_Kaufman on Oct 09, 2011
Thanks guys.
Portfolio link for a more extensive look
http://work.eastforkstudio.com/#1370813/BTBAM-Best-of -
mattryantobin on Oct 11, 2011
Skull With Hair said: best fuckin shit i ever saw
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Flower Children on Oct 11, 2011
Sucks that Victory are doing a best of BTBAM, but this packaging is CRAZY! -
itcamefromthesky! on Oct 17, 2011
This rules too hard.
Flower Children said: Sucks that Victory are doing a best of BTBAM, but this packaging is CRAZY!
They were contractually obligated to release one more record on Victory before their jump to Metal Blade. Stoked that they found a better fitting label. -
zeblove on Oct 20, 2011
So good -
pw! on Oct 25, 2011
this is a dream project. un-fng-believable. well done. -
jnforyou on Oct 25, 2011
Sam, just amazing work. Love the direction, packaging, everything. -
iamdb on Oct 26, 2011
Dude, I just watched the video on your site. This is the most fucking ridiculous package design I've ever seen. I have to pick this up just to see it because I'm so baffled how you pulled this genius shit off.
Congrats brother. -
killerpop on Nov 23, 2011
awesome
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Description
This project was a collaborative effort between myself and DoubleJ over at Victory. The original concept I came up with was having an o-card package resembling a television with a die-cut to reveal a jewel-case with static imagery inside. He took it to the next level and suggested we use a spectral decoder to hide lyrics and imagery in the static. Hats off the printer to bringing to sucker to life and I'd like to thank my old TV for posing for the o-card photos. You can view a more comprehensive look at the packaging on my portfolio.
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