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Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band - Greatest Hits 

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Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band - Greatest Hits 

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-  The institutional information found on the digipak include the barcode, the label company and copyright.

# data[].attributes.headline
Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band - Greatest Hits 

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Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band - Greatest Hits 

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- Genre: Rock
- Image on the front panel is a long shot of the artist and the band.
- Other images used on the digipak are solo images of the artist.
- The font of the artist name is graphic font in bold, which stands out from the album name. It is also all capital letters. The name of the album is in a smaller font size and is in bold Ariel font. However, it doesn't stand out as much as it is the same colour as the background.
- Colours: white, orange and black
- Ratio: 60% image 40% text - there are more images than text.
- There is constant use of yellow and black throughout the digipak. The instruments are also used as an element of synergy.
- The colour relates more to the artist, as his music has gotten older.

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- Genre: Jazz
- Image on the front panel is a close up of the artist.
- Other images used on the digipak are a house and balloons.
- Fonts: Sans serif font - The artist name is larger in font size than the album name. It is also in bold and the first letters are capital letters.
- Colours: white, violet and black
- Ratio: there are more images than text, as the inside of the digipak has no text.
- On the advertisement, it uses the same colours and font. Also, it uses the same image of the artist but instead it is a medium close up.
- The colour relates to the jazz genre as it represents the tone and mood of the genre, as it is mainly dark and dull colours.

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- The institutional information found on the digipak include the name of the producer, the label company, the barcode and copyright.