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That would seem to rule out a very high percentage of the music I listen to, which frequently has abstract or fully image-processed content on the cover. I have
by spacemanmatt 5y ago
That would seem to rule out a very high percentage of the music I listen to, which frequently has abstract or fully image-processed content on the cover. I have a feeling I know what they're trying to avoid in their catalogs, and that's looking like a crate of records in a dusty music shop. They are merchandising the hits, not trying to even make it feasible to find the market-losers later.
- insickness 5y agoHow do their rules exclude abstract images? If this is the one you're referring to: > No blurry, pixelated, tilted, or cropped images unless intended. Notice the 'unless intended.' I imagine they're trying to avoid hastily or poorly uploaded artwork.
- spacemanmatt 5y ago> hastily or poorly uploaded I would say that is often a good description of the artistic intent.
- ginko 5y agoI wonder if Viper is on Apple Music
- neurobashing 5y agoAssuming you mean the artist with albums titled "Trap Lord 2" and "Life Is Fair 4 Me II", yes, they are.
- spacemanmatt 5y agothanks for this subthread =)