liner notes

plural noun

1. the US name for sleeve notes

Example Sentences

The liner notes are careful to point out that while this collection of material was never an album, they “represent a unified body of work.”

From Salon

But as Springsteen explains in the liner notes for the box set, this entire record was done and on the release schedule when he made the decision to pull it completely, on the ostensible basis that it didn’t feel “finished” and that it would have been the fourth in a series of fairly heavy records about relationships.

From Salon

“I wanted just a little fun, noise and rock ‘n’ roll to finish the package,” Springsteen says in the liner notes.

From Salon

Fat Joe “exercised sole control over contracts, budgets, tour management, licensing, and credit attribution and intentionally omitted Plaintiff’s name from liner notes, publishing registrations, and royalty structures, despite Plaintiff’s direct contributions to these works’ creative and commercial success,” the complaint says.

From Los Angeles Times

She’s referred to as an “elder” in the “Blackbird” liner notes, which doesn’t bother her: “To an 18-year-old, I am an elder,” she says.

From Los Angeles Times