Eddie Vedder 2017 merchandise

MKSNYC

Any idea how many show editions sold at the venue were printed for London?

demetrios

Shipping email from Bottleneck Gallery . Sweet!  

andyfarrimond

demetrios said:

Shipping email from Bottleneck Gallery . Sweet!  

Yes! and from Mitch Putnam at pretty much the same time :bee:

derbydave

andyfarrimond said:

demetrios said:

Shipping email from Bottleneck Gallery . Sweet!  

Yes! and from Mitch Putnam at pretty much the same time :bee:

Got mine from Mitch too...stoked to get the Ken Taylor poster!!

EM194007

Glad I decided to step back to collecting only posters/prints of shows I've attended for the most part. Sounds like to much frustration going on with these sells lately. Plus it keeps $$$ in my pocket, that's the best part.

I don't see why anyone should have an issue with someone buying posters/prints from shows they didn't attend, unless it's for the purpose of flipping it right away.

KL252150

feeling "lucky" this week. after scoring a Pittides was doubtful on a Mumford. managed to get one (yay!). looking forward to framing both.

buck502000

Any insider info on EV prints for Ireland?

my2hands

PJNB said:

my2hands said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So, how many people that DIDN'T attend the show buy these posters?

Too many "collectors" that want everything even if they weren't there 

Are we really knocking people for buying a print for a show that they did not attend?

I'm not knocking anything or anybody... just pointing out why posters for shows with an attendance of 3,000 sell out in 30 seconds like 30,000 people were there

People can buy what they want... sell what they want... trade what they want... doesn't bother me at all... we own several posters ourselves and have several framed and hanging

What bothers me is they watch this year after year and don't seem to increase print runs or at least the artist print runs... a lot of PJ fans are insane collectors at this point, or flippers, so the least that should happen is 200 prints for the artist... and I would have no issue with artists like Brad selling their PJ/EV prints for $200

KW6232

Bummed out.  Had the Mumford in my cart got all the way through paypal and when hit pay goes back to site and says out of stock. 
Oh well it is what it is. 

dades

KW6232 said:

Bummed out.  Had the Mumford in my cart got all the way through paypal and when hit pay goes back to site and says out of stock. 
Oh well it is what it is. 

Same here, first show I have been to and didn't manage to get the poster.
Might try for a trade now, only thing is, only have one poster that I think will get me a Mumford..........Crackerjack. Got it in the mystery poster sale.
Gonna have to think long and hard about this though........

Noload

dades said:

KW6232 said:

Bummed out.  Had the Mumford in my cart got all the way through paypal and when hit pay goes back to site and says out of stock. 
Oh well it is what it is. 

Same here, first show I have been to and didn't manage to get the poster.
Might try for a trade now, only thing is, only have one poster that I think will get me a Mumford..........Crackerjack. Got it in the mystery poster sale.
Gonna have to think long and hard about this though........

Deal lol

hihobibo

my2hands said:

PJNB said:

my2hands said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So, how many people that DIDN'T attend the show buy these posters?

Too many "collectors" that want everything even if they weren't there 

Are we really knocking people for buying a print for a show that they did not attend?

I'm not knocking anything or anybody... just pointing out why posters for shows with an attendance of 3,000 sell out in 30 seconds like 30,000 people were there

People can buy what they want... sell what they want... trade what they want... doesn't bother me at all... we own several posters ourselves and have several framed and hanging

What bothers me is they watch this year after year and don't seem to increase print runs or at least the artist print runs... a lot of PJ fans are insane collectors at this point, or flippers, so the least that should happen is 200 prints for the artist... and I would have no issue with artists like Brad selling their PJ/EV prints for $200

I only recently got the bug of buying concert posters as art, and I have all of them displayed. I particularly like getting A/P, of which I have 3. 

After the last Mystery Box sale, I did notice that a lot of fans only buy merchandise to use as currency for other trades, which also feeds into the market of buying items for non-attended shows. I'm cool with that too, as it eventually stays within reach of fan's wallets. 

demetrios

derbydave said:

andyfarrimond said:

demetrios said:

Shipping email from Bottleneck Gallery . Sweet!  

Yes! and from Mitch Putnam at pretty much the same time :bee:

Got mine from Mitch too...stoked to get the Ken Taylor poster!!

Me too from Mitch.  

my2hands

hihobibo said:

my2hands said:

PJNB said:

my2hands said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So, how many people that DIDN'T attend the show buy these posters?

Too many "collectors" that want everything even if they weren't there 

Are we really knocking people for buying a print for a show that they did not attend?

I'm not knocking anything or anybody... just pointing out why posters for shows with an attendance of 3,000 sell out in 30 seconds like 30,000 people were there

People can buy what they want... sell what they want... trade what they want... doesn't bother me at all... we own several posters ourselves and have several framed and hanging

What bothers me is they watch this year after year and don't seem to increase print runs or at least the artist print runs... a lot of PJ fans are insane collectors at this point, or flippers, so the least that should happen is 200 prints for the artist... and I would have no issue with artists like Brad selling their PJ/EV prints for $200

I only recently got the bug of buying concert posters as art, and I have all of them displayed. I particularly like getting A/P, of which I have 3. 

After the last Mystery Box sale, I did notice that a lot of fans only buy merchandise to use as currency for other trades, which also feeds into the market of buying items for non-attended shows. I'm cool with that too, as it eventually stays within reach of fan's wallets. 

It's a free world... it is what it is and there isn't much you or I can do about it

Again, I think the solution is adding quantity and upping the price

When neil young plays a small venue... if you want 5th row it costs $275... which I have no problem with, because it gives me the chance to buy it directly from the onsale and give that $ to the artist instead of some guy sitting in his underpants on the couch making more than Neil on his own ticket.... same here, I would rather pay Brad $200 and likely get a print I want, making sure he gets all the money, instead of a flipper making more than Brad on his own print

derbydave

my2hands said:

hihobibo said:

my2hands said:

PJNB said:

my2hands said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So, how many people that DIDN'T attend the show buy these posters?

Too many "collectors" that want everything even if they weren't there 

Are we really knocking people for buying a print for a show that they did not attend?

I'm not knocking anything or anybody... just pointing out why posters for shows with an attendance of 3,000 sell out in 30 seconds like 30,000 people were there

People can buy what they want... sell what they want... trade what they want... doesn't bother me at all... we own several posters ourselves and have several framed and hanging

What bothers me is they watch this year after year and don't seem to increase print runs or at least the artist print runs... a lot of PJ fans are insane collectors at this point, or flippers, so the least that should happen is 200 prints for the artist... and I would have no issue with artists like Brad selling their PJ/EV prints for $200

I only recently got the bug of buying concert posters as art, and I have all of them displayed. I particularly like getting A/P, of which I have 3. 

After the last Mystery Box sale, I did notice that a lot of fans only buy merchandise to use as currency for other trades, which also feeds into the market of buying items for non-attended shows. I'm cool with that too, as it eventually stays within reach of fan's wallets. 

It's a free world... it is what it is and there isn't much you or I can do about it

Again, I think the solution is adding quantity and upping the price

When neil young plays a small venue... if you want 5th row it costs $275... which I have no problem with, because it gives me the chance to buy it directly from the onsale and give that $ to the artist instead of some guy sitting in his underpants on the couch making more than Neil on his own ticket.... same here, I would rather pay Brad $200 and likely get a print I want, making sure he gets all the money, instead of a flipper making more than Brad on his own print

Absolutely!!!! :clap:

drakeheuer14

While that sounds great upping the price for the artist, I can't help but think then it becomes a rich (wo)mans game. Keeping it affordable is one of the best things about it and you have to expect to lose/win some. I expect to pay more for the sig and variant, but I don't want to break the bank because of it. I have to believe that the number of people paying above even $200 is relatively low until it becomes some sort of grail. 

Edit- im all for increasing the print runs though

EM194007

my2hands said:

It's a free world... it is what it is and there isn't much you or I can do about it

Again, I think the solution is adding quantity and upping the price

When neil young plays a small venue... if you want 5th row it costs $275... which I have no problem with, because it gives me the chance to buy it directly from the onsale and give that $ to the artist instead of some guy sitting in his underpants on the couch making more than Neil on his own ticket.... same here, I would rather pay Brad $200 and likely get a print I want, making sure he gets all the money, instead of a flipper making more than Brad on his own print

Raising the quantity wouldn't be a bad thing. But raising the price won't solve the issue. The flippers will just buy the more expensive posters/prints, then causing the people who missed out to pay more on the secondary market. Just look at the Wrigley posters/prints that Faile sold at extremely high prices. It didn't stop the flippers from buying them and putting them up for sale at huge mark-ups.

If the bands would let the artist do a timed sell, where you have a day or two, or whatever to order, that would cut down on the issues a lot.

Edit correction* Wrigley had Faile, not Fenway.

scurtis

andyfarrimond said:

scurtis said:

Missed this sale too.  Haha

I laugh cause I had it all loaded up and ready to go, but fell asleep.

We had a kid last night so I was up late, so this doesn't sting in the slightest, find it funny though.

CONGRATS!!!!!!!

Thanks Andy!

scurtis

PJNB said:

scurtis said:

Missed this sale too.  Haha

I laugh cause I had it all loaded up and ready to go, but fell asleep.

We had a kid last night so I was up late, so this doesn't sting in the slightest, find it funny though.

Lmao I love how nonchalant you are about having a child. Kids are awesome! Congrats!

Haha yeah it's my third.  Always very special though.

scurtis

Sarava said:

scurtis said:

Missed this sale too.  Haha

I laugh cause I had it all loaded up and ready to go, but fell asleep.

We had a kid last night so I was up late, so this doesn't sting in the slightest, find it funny though.

That is awesome. Congratulations!

Thanks a lot!