'The Home Shows' X 'The Away Shows' Merch

Redrumh2o

pjl44 said:

THEBIBLEISTEN said:

Lines are 4.5 hours  long and everything has sold out except wristbands and baby onsies

Fortunately, wristbands can also be baby headbands

Onsies can be adult headbands

MickeyMouse

HesCalledDyer said:

Redrumh2o said:

Banjo said:

Running In The Dark said:

Is it just me or does anyone else find it strange that not a single poster named the venue?

I noticed that too. Thought maybe they didn't want to include the corporate sponsor's name on the posters.

Probably this.....have they named corporate locations on previous posters?

Almost every arena/stadium is named after a corporation. 

Not the KFC Yum! Center. 

YourDirtisMyfood

THEBIBLEISTEN said:

I was joking, I’m in Denver and drunk

as opposed to in Denver and sober?

on2legs

THEBIBLEISTEN said:

I was joking, I’m in Denver and drunk

That’s weird.  Because I’m drunk but I’m in New Jersey. 

pjl44

Redrumh2o said:

pjl44 said:

THEBIBLEISTEN said:

Lines are 4.5 hours  long and everything has sold out except wristbands and baby onsies

Fortunately, wristbands can also be baby headbands

Onsies can be adult headbands

Officially still something for everyone 

bradklausen

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

hobowithagrin

adusick said:

hobowithagrin said:

Does anyone know if there is anything on the back of the E Flo shirt?

Nothing on the back. Something on the inside.

Cheers, thanks for the info!

I think I'm actually going to order the Space Needle shirt, in my opinion I think it's the nicest of the show specific shirts, all proceeds go to charity and I don't have to wait in line to get it : )

https://pearljam.com/shop/apparel/space-needle-drop-shirt

hobowithagrin

bradklausen said:

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

I found this super interesting, thanks for the insight and peek behind the curtain!

iwasatpj20

bradklausen said:

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

Appreciate the information Brad.  Great job on the Seattle 2018 poster.

hobowithagrin said:

bradklausen said:

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

I found this super interesting, thanks for the insight and peek behind the curtain!

Very interesting indeed

on2legs

I wonder if Ames had to get permission from Hanna-Barbera to use Jabberjaw in the background of their poster?

jvesguerra

everything’s on ebay now. shame. hopefully they sell it on the online store soon. 

RP112579

bradklausen said:

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

This is some really interesting info. Thanks for sharing this, Brad. Fantastic job on the Seattle poster!

PJ_ROCKS

bradklausen said:

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

approval for the use of the ivy... wow....

poster looks cool!

TJ25487

bradklausen said:

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

Thanks for the explanation Brad. Great job on your poster. Best one of the bunch. I love the ticket stub theme. It is unique. 

JP218404

on2legs said:

I wonder if Ames had to get permission from Hanna-Barbera to use Jabberjaw in the background of their poster?

First thing that came in mind when I saw it!

snow_board_rider

jvesguerra said:

everything’s on ebay now. shame. hopefully they sell it on the online store soon. 

I saw multiple people buying over 2K worth of merch slowing down the lines so much and then they were listing it on eBay while they were still in the merch tent. People were getting pretty upset with them. 

on2legs

JP218404 said:

on2legs said:

I wonder if Ames had to get permission from Hanna-Barbera to use Jabberjaw in the background of their poster?

First thing that came in mind when I saw it!

Highly underrated Saturday morning cartoon right there.

RedMosquitoSmile28

We get in about 5 on Tuesday. Is it worth it to go straight from the airport to the merch line? Will we even be able to get in line at that point or will there be anything left for the day or just wait until later? We're there for the rest of the week and both shows.

snow_board_rider

bradklausen said:

we were told we could not put safeco on there, some mlb restriction... in the past I would often leave off the venue if it was some corporate name, I think pretty early on too, after the 2006 ottawa poster at the Corel Center I decided I was not going to include corporate venue names, always felt like that gave them free advertising and did not want to put the word At&T or whatever in the art, so I would just put the city, unless it was an old theater venue or some venue without a corporate sponsor name (still mad I left of the vic theater from that chicago poster)... I think by 2014 though I was told I need to include the venue name regardless... but for the mlb shows there are all kinds of restrictions, referencing similar logo typography, mascots, even referencing parts of certain stadiums we were told to avoid...for example  I had to get approval to use the ivy for the wrigley poster in 2016

Great poster Brad

JP218404

on2legs said:

JP218404 said:

on2legs said:

I wonder if Ames had to get permission from Hanna-Barbera to use Jabberjaw in the background of their poster?

First thing that came in mind when I saw it!

Highly underrated Saturday morning cartoon right there.

Agree but messed him up on the laff Olympics and yogis space race