PJ Spokane Poster Hatch Show

mr_canada
mr_canada Posts: 555
edited December 2013 in The Porch
http://www.ebay.com/itm/111238658324?ss ... 1497.l2649

Anyone see this before? I love Hatch Show Print. I hope to visit their store some day.
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  • LukinAtU
    LukinAtU Posts: 832
    What's the significance of this "hatch" poster?
  • mfc2006
    mfc2006 HTOWN Posts: 37,496
    My guess: it's a fake.
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  • Suziemay
    Suziemay Posts: 11,168
    Not sure about the significance of Hatch posters but my kick-ass buddies grabbed one for me. I think they were posted in the parking lot? In any case, we didn't pay any money for them so someone just made a tidy sum of money for being at the right place at the right time. Shame on whoever paid $150 for that!!
  • derbydave
    derbydave Columbus, OH Posts: 11,254
    I would LOVE to have a Pearl Jam Hatch poster!!
    But I thought they were the exclusive poster artists for shows at The Ryman.
    They're usually a little bit smaller than a typical gig poster & mine are printed on a different (heavier) paper stock.
    Here's my Band of Horses Hatch prints from last years shows at The Ryman:

    SDC12354_zps315a47c5.jpg

    They also have a shop on Broadway, just down the street from The Ryman!!
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  • Suziemay
    Suziemay Posts: 11,168
    What are "Hatch" prints? Is it a style, an artist, a group of artists...?
  • Ezo5000
    Ezo5000 Posts: 155
    These were definitely just being handed out randomly. I'd love to have one, but won't be dropping big bucks until some more background is known. I gots to have everything that is associated with both PJ and Spokane.
  • derbydave
    derbydave Columbus, OH Posts: 11,254
    Suziemay wrote:
    What are "Hatch" prints? Is it a style, an artist, a group of artists...?
    They do "Old School" gig posters & are located in Nashville, just down the street from The Ryman!
    Here's their website:
    http://hatchshowprint.com/
    OOOOPS...it looks like they may have moved since I was there last April, so not sure where their new location is!!
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  • mr_canada
    mr_canada Posts: 555
    edited December 2013
    They are an old Letter Press print shop that's been around since the 1800's. They have done a poster for Eddie Vedder and a few Pearl Jam shows. Hard to get. Their store is like a poster museum I hear.
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  • Suziemay
    Suziemay Posts: 11,168
    OK, I doubt these are authentic Hatch prints then! Maybe someone attempting to design them in that style.
  • whofeelslikeadrank
    whofeelslikeadrank Posts: 2,702
    Suziemay wrote:
    OK, I doubt these are authentic Hatch prints then! Maybe someone attempting to design them in that style.

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  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 99,943
    I was at the Spokane show & I didn't see this print at the show, inside / outside the arena, or at the pre party.

    :|
  • mr_canada
    mr_canada Posts: 555
    It looks legit in the sense that Hatch made the print. Who knows as to why they made it.
  • HollisBrown
    HollisBrown Posts: 4,325
    Venues sometimes produce their own posters to advertise an upcoming event and have them posted around town. Maybe these are the leftovers.
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  • MedozK
    MedozK Tennessee Posts: 9,232
    It is Authentic, :)

    I emailed Hatch and this is that they sent me back.

    Thanks for your email. That is a photo of a poster designed and printed at Hatch Show Print. Once the posters get out into the marketplace, it is not uncommon to see them for sale via ebay.

    Many Thanks,


    Celene
  • Suziemay
    Suziemay Posts: 11,168
    MedozK wrote:
    It is Authentic, :)

    I emailed Hatch and this is that they sent me back.

    Thanks for your email. That is a photo of a poster designed and printed at Hatch Show Print. Once the posters get out into the marketplace, it is not uncommon to see them for sale via ebay.

    Many Thanks,


    Celene
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  • mr_canada
    mr_canada Posts: 555
    This will be a hard mofo to find for the completest folks who collect show posters for shows attended.
  • MedozK
    MedozK Tennessee Posts: 9,232
    mr_canada wrote:
    This will be a hard mofo to find for the completest folks who collect show posters for shows attended.
    yep...so the person who got one for $150...might have gotten a deal :o
  • demetrios
    demetrios Posts: 99,943
    MedozK wrote:
    mr_canada wrote:
    This will be a hard mofo to find for the completest folks who collect show posters for shows attended.
    yep...so the person who got one for $150...might have gotten a deal :o

    I don't understand. If it's not an "official" PJ released item, and only a few were made from fan's or local artists, how are these so rare & valuable? So if a few poster artists created PJ posters for every show (and let's say I created a stickman print and slapped PJ & the show date on it) but were not the "official" gig poster for the show, and were just given out for free (or pinned on a tree) those will be much more valuable then the "official" show edition prints? I don't get it. :|
  • mr_canada
    mr_canada Posts: 555
    demetrios wrote:
    MedozK wrote:
    mr_canada wrote:
    This will be a hard mofo to find for the completest folks who collect show posters for shows attended.
    yep...so the person who got one for $150...might have gotten a deal :o

    I don't understand. If it's not an "official" PJ released item, and only a few were made from fan's or local artists, how are these so rare & valuable? So if a few poster artists created PJ posters for every show (and let's say I created a stickman print and slapped PJ & the show date on it) but were not the "official" gig poster for the show, and were just given out for free (or pinned on a tree) those will be much more valuable then the "official" show edition prints? I don't get it. :|

    Thanks for the idea D!!! I will be starting my new company for the next N. America tour. I will limit each poster to 5 per show. I will keep 3 for my personal collection, raffle off 1 and sell the last copy on eBay. I'm going to make a fortune. :lol::lol::lol:
  • Ezo5000
    Ezo5000 Posts: 155
    demetrios wrote:
    MedozK wrote:
    mr_canada wrote:
    This will be a hard mofo to find for the completest folks who collect show posters for shows attended.
    yep...so the person who got one for $150...might have gotten a deal :o

    I don't understand. If it's not an "official" PJ released item, and only a few were made from fan's or local artists, how are these so rare & valuable? So if a few poster artists created PJ posters for every show (and let's say I created a stickman print and slapped PJ & the show date on it) but were not the "official" gig poster for the show, and were just given out for free (or pinned on a tree) those will be much more valuable then the
    "official" show edition prints? I don't get it. :|

    I think it's the "Hatch Show Print" aspect that gives it the value. If it was just some random printer around town, the value wouldn't be there.

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