Hi everybody!
Our next album Sundown is in the works with several new songs in progress. We'd like to make everything about it high in quality to make it as enjoyable as possible to own when we finally release it, from good sound engineering to a detailed insert booklet.
Production costs on all these things will run higher than on our older CDs, and it will take a while to get everything right. Meanwhile, to lower the cost of the finished product by raising money for it in advance, as well as to give those who would like to have them some nifty options for Sassafrass- and Sundown-related items, we're considering making a few designs for release on made-to-order objects in an online store.
We'd love to have your feedback! Here are a few questions:
1. Would you prefer to order from Zazzle or Cafe Press?
2. Would you prefer a Sundown-themed stein, coaster, magnet, button, bumper sticker, or something else entirely?
3. Please tell us anything you'd really like to have on an object, whether it's a stylized version of a particular lyric, an image related to a particular myth in one of our songs, or anything you can dream up!
Thanks!
Zara
March 2 2011, 20:58:11 UTC 1 year ago
March 2 2011, 21:19:58 UTC 1 year ago
Has this been a problem more with the newer CDs or with all of them? (The newer ones we printed and burned ourselves, the older ones we outsourced.)
March 2 2011, 22:10:54 UTC 1 year ago
I have no particular desire for accessory swag, though -- sorry.
March 3 2011, 00:23:56 UTC 1 year ago
March 3 2011, 00:36:49 UTC 1 year ago
I also had some trouble ejecting Sassafrass CD's from my old car player. That happened to other CD's as well, though, and I replaced the player before it could permanently eat something rather than just hoard it for hours.
March 2 2011, 21:06:01 UTC 1 year ago
So yeah. Mug!
I don't have strong opinions about which vendor to use, though.
March 2 2011, 22:47:50 UTC 1 year ago
As for a suggestion or two on an other... How about a bonus CD-R with a concert recording (or two) for pre-ordering at a higher level to help with production costs?
March 3 2011, 00:25:13 UTC 1 year ago
May 18 2012, 20:05:17 UTC 1 week ago