Comments on: Aggregate Your Archives to Capitalize on New Popularity

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By: Dayne Shuda

Dayne Shuda — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:44:33 +0000

@Native – I love those reissues as well! I am a big fan of liner notes.

I bet it would even work for blogs. I like when the my favorite bloggers update their archives with new thoughts, additional information, or even a change in perspective.

Great story about the McCartney too. I didn’t know that.

And don’t forget to keep checking the Hunting Business Marketing Forum for answers to any questions you may have about blogging.

By: Native

Native — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:04:46 +0000

Loved this post Dayne!
And you are so right, the thing that keeps me buying a particular recording that is my favorite (The Beatles Abby Road, I have lost count since that initial purchase back when I was 11 years old) on up to (Led Zeppelin 2) (Montrose Montrose) (Eagles, Hotel California) the list just goes on.
Is the fact that they keep coming up with new ways to package them with the NEWLY RE-MASTERED being the latest.

The other “Hook” which gets me is the Liner Notes written by the artist 20-30 years later!

These are brief descriptions on how the idea for the songs came about, where they were sitting, standing or playing as the melody for a particular song began filling their head.
Like Paul McCartney on the latest round of newly mastered Beatles recordings wrote how he and Mal Evans were riding a train while eating breakfast together one morning, and Mal kept asking Paul to please pass the “Salt and Pepper”.

Sir Paul misunderstood and thought that he was saying: Sgt. Pepper!
Of course we all know this one to be: Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band.