Really, the device is less of an evolution than it is an additional SKU for the company's catalogue, dropping a few features in order to keep the pricing below $100 — half the price of the original's first price point (though that's since been dropped down to $179).
GZA, despite the brilliance that he exhibits in his rap catalogue, dropped out of high school in the 10th grade.
He's remixed big chunks of the Nu Groove back catalogue, dropped his own releases on the likes of 4 Lux, Home Taping is Killing Music and 20 20 Vision, and released one of the rare full length artist LPs that's worth listening to, Still Playing House.
THE Boden catalogue that drops onto middle-class British doormats shows off nicely made clothes, and with them a fantasy of improbably chic families.
Napster will set up a subscription service, in return for access to the German media giant's back catalogue; Bertelsmann will drop its lawsuit.
The works in the show differ from those in the catalogue, because Hammons dropped by the gallery at the last minute and dictated some changes.
Maybe we need some sort of foghorn, or a floodlight with shape of Aphex's logo that we can blast into the sky every time he drops a catalogue of new material.
The FBI indictment detailing their misdeeds was a catalogue of espionage cliches: dead drops, brush-pasts, coded messages and plastic bags stuffed with crisp dollar bills.
We're told in the show's catalogue that photographs of Ai dropping a millennia-old Han-dynasty urn, which smashes on the floor, "captures the moment when tradition is transformed and challenged by new values".
But we live in a non-U world; just as catalogue and dialogue have been dropping their ue endings, so too will demagogue soon enough be spelled demagog, with its gerund demagoging.
After Ricketts' death in 1948, Steinbeck dropped the species catalogue from the earlier work and republished it with a eulogy to his friend added as a foreword.
