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Some test marketing would be revealing. At events where you play or your type of music is played, ask 25 to 100 people what they think. Try not to influence them. I'd tell them just what you told us, 'I'm thinking of using this on my CD cover. What do you think?'. See if it is more negatives or positives. Build the actual pic, (or several) including the words that it will have on it too. They all play a part in the message communicated and received. If the response seems negative think about putting it inside instead of THE cover. Or tweak it with some positive images, instruments, flowers, trees, flutterbies, la la's. Humans will go with ya just about anywhere if ya give 'em a little color. I just got an image of a string of tiny primary-colored flowers, red, yellow, blue, joined one by one as if you laid one's blossom over another's green-leaved stem, about a quarter inch from the edge, all the way around. Just a tiny string of color.
There will always be another song to be written. Someone will write it. Why not you? www.garyeandrews.com
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