The document analyzes conventions for album covers and advertisements. It notes that album covers typically feature the artist's name prominently at the top in bold font, with the album title below in smaller font. Photos on covers often depict beach or studio settings to convey a working-class image. Track listings usually appear on the back cover's main area. Additional information and barcodes tend to be placed at the bottom or out of the way. Back cover imagery often matches the front. Advertisements commonly use the front cover image and highlight the artist, album, and release date in large, attention-grabbing font sizes.

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2. The front cover is convectional to have
a long shot of the band or artist of the
album.

3. The name of the band or artist is conventional
shown in a large, bold font that is easily seen by
the reader, and it also tends to be on the top
middle of the cover.

4. The name of the album is shown in small san serif font as it
stands out from the background by it being shown it the
colour white. This is conventional shown in the middle of the
top of the cover under the name of the artist which is at the
beginning of the root of the eye.

5. The photos of the covers of the albums are conventional to the Pop
Rock genre by the use of the beach and the basic studio as the
locations reflect a working class background as the beach is a holiday
associated with a working class and the studio is shown to be basic as
it connotes to a working class as it quite cheep to pay to rent it out.

6. The track listings conventional tends to be
in the main optical area of the back cover
however the listings change their position
is there is a photo.

7. The rights and additional information to the
album is conventional shown at the bottom of
the back cover as it has less significance to the
back cover.

8. The barcode of the album conventionally tends
to be out of the way form the contents of the
back cover as its use is only for the retailer in the
shops.

9. The imagery of the back cover tends to be
the same type of theme or background as
the front cover.

10. The image show on the advert is the same
image used for the front cover of the
album being advertise.

11. The date of release is shown in a large and
bright font as it stands out from the background
and attracts the readers attention.

12. The text use for the artist name and the title for the
album is the same as album itself. The text is large
for the artist name and smaller for the album name.

13. The other information shown at the bottom of the advert is
in a smaller font as it is for people who know of about the
artist as it shows included singles and the website is shown
as well because the reader might want to look up the artist.