If you’re looking to pick up a large selection of Blood ’n’ Tongue titles, we are happy to announce the availability of our new “grab bag” USB flash drive purchasing option. With this, you can get a custom selection of items from our complete multimedia archive. You can fill this drive any way you like or you can give us some hints and let us surprise you with a custom selection hand picked just for you. Each drive is filled to order based on your instructions and guidance, whether you offer just a little or a lot.

You can choose whether you want to get uncompressed, full resolution AIFF files or, if you want to go for more titles and really get your money’s worth, audio is available in 320 kbps MP3 format. At 32 GB, each stick can hold as much as 48 hours of full resolution AIFF audio. At 320 kbps MP3 resolution, you’ll be able to get nearly the entire archive on one stick. That’s over 10 days worth of non-stop original music covering an incredible 30 plus years of production.

Perhaps you’d like some video works too or a collection of graphics or texts. We can include anything from our collection of original works. You just let us know what you want. Each stick is filled to order, so please allow time to assemble your selection.

NOTE: This offer is meant to allow you to purchase the digital data that is at the heart of the Blood ’n’ Tongue archive. The actual USB drive is nothing more than a temporary storage and delivery vessel. It should not be viewed as a collectible artifact in itself. It has no lasting intrinsic value. Customers are encouraged to backup this data once received to a more stable and permanent system of their choosing. At this time, we are limited to offering only the file formats currently used for storage which includes AIF and MP3 audio and MP4/M4V & MOV video formats. Texts are all in PDF and images are all JPG. Audio and video files all have metadata written so that they will import into media players and remain organized into their designated collections. Most audio releases also include cover graphics formatted for standard CD jewel cases if you want to go old school and burn off physical copies for your personal collection.

*The USB device shown in the photo is only a generic example and will vary depending on availability.