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You'd have thought they would have made the cases with wider 'teeth' settings to accommodate those extra thick booklets ?
Hey, in my opinion this would be an interesting idea ... it would be a way to not tear these exaggeratedly thick booklets ... anyway, I think they would say that the cost would be higher because would not be cases of popular standard .... money money money ...
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It's the fault of the people who invented those plastic cases. Whoever thought back in 1980 that these things were a good idea? They do protect the cd, but that's it.
Or maybe it's the fault of the people who make the booklets too thick.
Never had this problem with pop or rock music CDs, but soundtrack fans seem to want the entire history of the film and music in their booklets.
I personally have no interest in the history of A - Z of movies ... I consider an overstatement of information these thick booklets ... if I want information about the film I will research on the internet sites, IMDB, etc .....
Of course, a mini biography of the composer, when he recorded the soundtrack, some particularity of work itself, year, location, studio, etc it is interesting .... for example, the covers/booklets from Kritzerland are ideal, without exaggeration, and very informative, in my opinion ... I love these Kritzerland's booklets/covers ...
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