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Tuesday
Mar022010

Record in a Bag = gold

I have to say that I'm pretty bummed that I didn't think of this back when I was brainstorming ideas for unique music presentation.  However - I give credit where credit is due - and kudos to Hollerado on this piece of music marketing awesomeness.  It's like one of those birthday treat bags you get when you're a kid and can't wait to rifle through it - but better. 

Even if your not a fan of the first single, Juliette, (which I am) - I would buy this just to say I bought a record in a bag.  Not to mention the sweet goodies.  Lottery tickets? I'm in. 

Pure gold.

And the music?  Just as good - if not better than the wicked packaging it comes in.

Haven't heard of Hollerado yet?  Not sure how you haven't - but check them out here.

Well done! 

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