Some of them have been released via video rental on neil young's website. We need an entrepreneur to take the lossy audio, and convert it to some kind of audio files like flac (so it'll play on most players, and not degrade the audio more).
Still it would be nice if you could just buy the audio
I can't confirm it, but I'm confident that these posters are original printings that were stashed away by the Bridge School. The prices of $50. to $100. each seem fair to me.
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I can't confirm it, but I'm confident that these posters are original printings that were stashed away by the Bridge School. The prices of $50. to $100. each seem fair to me.
Cool! Definitely fair if they’re originals.
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The Bridge School shows were such a great time. I wish they'd bring them back. I went to all of the ones that Eddie or PJ played in from 2000 onwards and saw an incredible amount of great music. The Trent Reznor acoustic set from 2006 remains one of the most beautiful performances I've ever witnessed.
Just as a heads-up on these posters, for those who aren't aware: they aren't (and never were) the screenprinted posters we've grown accustomed to as PJ fans. At least for the shows I went to (I bought a poster at almost all of them), they're printed on the type of glossy stock that you'd expect from those old-school band/movie posters you'd buy in a mall and hang up with pins on your wall. They're also smaller than most of the screenprinted PJ prints most of us are used to buying.
Still cool pieces to own, but just wanted to give a heads-up for those thinking of buying.
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Oh, me too man.
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Just as a heads-up on these posters, for those who aren't aware: they aren't (and never were) the screenprinted posters we've grown accustomed to as PJ fans. At least for the shows I went to (I bought a poster at almost all of them), they're printed on the type of glossy stock that you'd expect from those old-school band/movie posters you'd buy in a mall and hang up with pins on your wall. They're also smaller than most of the screenprinted PJ prints most of us are used to buying.
Still cool pieces to own, but just wanted to give a heads-up for those thinking of buying.
“The only way to deal with an unfree world is to become so absolutely free that your very existence is an act of rebellion.” - Albert Camus