Would it be possible for you guys to post some high resolution album art for the Season One soundtrack? It's always nice to have some digital album art for your music collection. Coverflow is all the rage these days. :P
Of course I thought about scanning my own CD. :P
I was just wondering if a high-res version without any scanning artifacts could be uploaded. But whatever.:rolleyes:
Don't spend it all in one place. Also, sorry the image isn't a proper square (which CoverFlow seems to prefer). Since the soundtrack is a Digipak instead of a standard jewel case, the hinge and spine area are also covered by art, which makes the cover art a little wider than a regular album cover.
It's available for anyone to own, just by buying the excellent 2-disc soundtrack CD from the Telltale Store!
I don't order game soundtracks (I just don't take the time to listen to game music outside of a game). I'm thinking of making an exception for this one (and not just for the cover).
Hehe. I've got a nice 251MB Jpeg (351 Megapixels) sitting on my desktop. It takes over a gig of RAM to render and will open in nothing other than Photoshop. I can even see the dots of ink. Overkill much? :P
Eh, maybe I'll just use the version that Jake posted.
What is with this forum and uber-high-resolution stuff?
I'm running on 215 MB of RAM, on a 5-year-old computer with a built-in graphics card. This thing would probably explode if I tried to open something like that.
Personally, I've always cared more about the quality of the content than the presentation of it.
I probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
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I was just wondering if a high-res version without any scanning artifacts could be uploaded. But whatever.:rolleyes:
Don't spend it all in one place. Also, sorry the image isn't a proper square (which CoverFlow seems to prefer). Since the soundtrack is a Digipak instead of a standard jewel case, the hinge and spine area are also covered by art, which makes the cover art a little wider than a regular album cover.
I don't order game soundtracks (I just don't take the time to listen to game music outside of a game). I'm thinking of making an exception for this one (and not just for the cover).
After Christmas.
Eh, maybe I'll just use the version that Jake posted.
I'm running on 215 MB of RAM, on a 5-year-old computer with a built-in graphics card. This thing would probably explode if I tried to open something like that.
Personally, I've always cared more about the quality of the content than the presentation of it.
I probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference.