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The document discusses font choices for a black and white rock CD cover. It analyzes the fonts used on covers for Linkin Park, Ramones, and Queen - noting their simplicity and unique letter designs. After reviewing these covers, the document concludes the font for their own cover should also be simple, like Times New Roman, to match the dark theme commonly used in rock album art.
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