As for other content that we might put in our digipak, we could possibly make a small booklet for the lyrics of the songs such as this from Enter Shikari's 'A Flash Flood Of Colour' Album. This could be separate from the tracklist on the back of the digipak. This idea is useful for giving the consumers the lyrics to the song.
On the tracklist of Kid Cudi's album 'Dat Kid From Cleveland', the image shown of the artist is also used on the album cover, but the difference is that the tracklist shows his whole body rather than just the head. We wouldn't want to use the zooming in on the one body part, but instead, we would probably use the idea of using the same imagery for both the album and tracklist cover. For example, if our album cover were to have the main character sitting down whilst the alternate character breaks away from him and walks away, our tracklist might have the same image but shown differently. The doppelganger could be walking past a window where the main character is sitting at, or he could be walking under a lampost whilst leaving images of himself behind.
Big Sloan's 'Vampire Juice' also has imagery as well as the tracklist for their cover. The wine glass would probably show the vampire juice actually being served to someone as a casual drink. If we used this idea, we could use the main character's mask as the imagery on our tracklist cover, to show that it has an important role in our music video.
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