CD-R

Um, There's really not a lot known about them, because for one, they don't look really anything special whatsoever.

They're basically a CD-R that has a plain white piece of paper as the insert that has Sony Music Studios, or this one I am going to discuss came from Tony Moran Studios.

They're called CD-R Master copies.

We don't know how many copies are made, but basically what...

In a nutshell, they come from Sony Music Studios or the DJ studios.

You know, we're kind of getting into some of that stuff, but...

My impression, the start of this record, and as one point of reference, for those of you that bought the vinyl or haven't bought the vinyl, it comes with this bonus CD-R that has, I guess, demos, right? Or it has early versions of the tracks?

Those were alt mixes we made specifically for them.

I don't remember if Dan at the label or somebody wanted something a little extra for the...

There are a lot of bands... that I saw at local shows that I fell in love with.

I bought their CD, which was just really a CD-R. Oh, man, I'm dating myself here.

For kids watching at homes, the CD-R was like a blank CD you could burn the music on.

Anyway, there would be CDs with just the band's name written on it in Sharpie, and that was their CD that they were selling for $5 or whatever it was.

I fell in love with a lot of bands at local shows, bought their CDs like that.