all i need to finish my poster collection for the shows i attended: Boston 2000 and Montreal 2003...i have to say that this poster madness has been fun If i ever snag Gorge 2006 i'll be looking for a trade!
So wait, how many of these Aussie posters will they print? Litho is a cheaper process, right? So how much are they selling these at the shows? I know the silkscreens sold for $25 here in the US.
i believe they go for $25 AUD at the show which I think is like $19-$20 USD
so this set is $29 USD for each one ... $10 more than show prices .. not bad
i got a response back that my PayPal was received
then i asked about the number of prints... no response yet
guess i was due to blow some cash since i missed (thankfully) the euro sub sale while on vacation
Never said I was an expert, but 5 years of framing I think I know what I am doing... if you saw the piece in person you wouldnt think it was cheap... besides it's a $350 retail frame job and it looks like it...
just pushin the buttons
i know you've got experience framing
it's just odd how in one post you agree that it's all in the eye of the beholder... but then tell sweet ad all the things he's done "wrong"
all i need to finish my poster collection for the shows i attended: Boston 2000 and Montreal 2003...i have to say that this poster madness has been fun If i ever snag Gorge 2006 i'll be looking for a trade!
i'll trade ya my montreal 03 for a gorge if your down for something like that?
ps i noticed dunder miflin is getting shut down. your thoughts?
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Happty Birthday Bath. IN regards to Birthday's, I am in need of an extra Northwest school for my buddies birthday. We had bought our two at the show, but several beers into i, he set them down and someone swiped them. Antway he is turning 30 and I wanted to get it back for him. Let me know if anyone has an extra available. I have some trades that some of you may be interested in.
like christopher in the sopranos looking at the bird in the window
while he was being graduated to " a made guy "
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how " alfred hitchcocky"
nah but kidding aside thats pretty cool
dark and ominous. :eek:
we are back to that bird theme
like christopher in the sopranos looking at the bird in the window
while he was being graduated to " a made guy "
These posters have been pretty sweet! This is definitely my fav so far!
Good old classic bird theme will always be better than green monsters in purple suits!!
i could do without the pre-sweat-stained shirts tho- i usually only buy black shirts anyhow.
now c'mon bring on the DCs.
( & maybe the barcelona )
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Pearl Jam Posters Australian Tour
Some info:
Posters are not signed or numbered.
They're printed offset on 100+ lb heavy art stock.
A series of 12 different posters were made using four different artists each making 3 designs.
Approx 1000 posters were made of each design.
Between 350 to 500 of each poster to be merched (depending on venue size)
at respective gigs in OZ, which btway are selling out each nite.
350 of each sent back to the US fanclub for sale later.
100 of each go to the band, not for sale.
150 stay in OZ for sale thru Beyond The Pale Posters.
Regards
John Harris
Beyond The Pale Posters
Pearl Jam Posters Australian Tour
Some info:
Posters are not signed or numbered.
They're printed offset on 100+ lb heavy art stock.
A series of 12 different posters were made using four different artists each making 3 designs.
Approx 1000 posters were made of each design.
Between 350 to 500 of each poster to be merched (depending on venue size)
at respective gigs in OZ, which btway are selling out each nite.
350 of each sent back to the US fanclub for sale later.
100 of each go to the band, not for sale.
150 stay in OZ for sale thru Beyond The Pale Posters.
Regards
John Harris
Beyond The Pale Posters
OK to me these posters are crap. Offset posters are worthless and are no different than the posters Britney Spears sells at her concerts. Pearl Jam posters are dead if they want to continue to use this method. You can get a poster from each show and go to kinko's and make 10000 copies. No one could tell the difference. I will admit that this does make it much more accessable for people to get posters and eliminates most of ebay. The only problem is it eliminates the whole collecting aspect for me and most collectors. Silk screen is the way to go. If you have ever seen the silk screen process you would understand why the posters are more valuable. It's like comparing items that are homemade and items that are mass produced. My mom's apple pie, which takes her 30 minutes to prepare is much better than that prepackaged crap in your grocer's freezer.
OK to me these posters are crap. Offset posters are worthless and are no different than the posters Britney Spears sells at her concerts. Pearl Jam posters are dead if they want to continue to use this method. You can get a poster from each show and go to kinko's and make 10000 copies. No one could tell the difference. I will admit that this does make it much more accessable for people to get posters and eliminates most of ebay. The only problem is it eliminates the whole collecting aspect for me and most collectors. Silk screen is the way to go. If you have ever seen the silk screen process you would understand why the posters are more valuable. It's like comparing items that are homemade and items that are mass produced. My mom's apple pie, which takes her 30 minutes to prepare is much better than that prepackaged crap in your grocer's freezer.
I agree with all of this ( okay maybe i wouldnt call them crap ) . I couldnt believe when i heard they were like lithographs.
I like the Silkscreening process also . Visually , as well as the use of colors is so much more vibrant , eye-catching and colorful , IMO . Then there is the collectablity factors involved .
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I agree with all of this ( okay maybe i wouldnt call them crap ) . I couldnt believe when i heard they were like lithographs.
I like the Silkscreening process also . Visually , as well as the use of colors is so much more vibrant , eye-catching and colorful , IMO . Then there is the collectablity factors involved .
Yeah my bad for not clearing that up. My statement on calling them crap was definitely towards the printing process not the design. These artists work hard for these posters to look good and I definitely dig the designs just not the printing process.
I'm an art director and have done all these printing processes through the years, lithographs are not CRAP at all, they take probably more time than a silkscreen to make, each plate (color) still has to be hand drawn. The actual printing is done on a press, but there are usually lots more color in a litho, silkscreens are minimal in color, look at most ames and klausens, threes colors or less most of them. It is just a different technique. And you could not take it to kinkos and have it reproduced well, it would then look like CRAP. To reproduce these prints yourself on the same stock would cost as much as buying one. They are still limited so they are still collectible, these are about the same #of prints as all the other posters if not less, I know in '00 Ames were making 1200-2000 prints for the popular shows. I think it's great these new artists are getting a shot at doing these and the prints look better than anything PJ has done in years IMHO.
OK to me these posters are crap. Offset posters are worthless and are no different than the posters Britney Spears sells at her concerts. Pearl Jam posters are dead if they want to continue to use this method. You can get a poster from each show and go to kinko's and make 10000 copies. No one could tell the difference. I will admit that this does make it much more accessable for people to get posters and eliminates most of ebay. The only problem is it eliminates the whole collecting aspect for me and most collectors. Silk screen is the way to go. If you have ever seen the silk screen process you would understand why the posters are more valuable. It's like comparing items that are homemade and items that are mass produced. My mom's apple pie, which takes her 30 minutes to prepare is much better than that prepackaged crap in your grocer's freezer.
Actually, unless Kinkos allows you to print on heavy duty 100+ pound paper using the advanced micro-ink tech used on these, don't think you would get anywhere near the same quality.
Clever comment, but not entirely educated.
I think you will be amazed at the quality of these posters. You could not have silkscreened that image as well.
Silkscreens are hardly more vibrant than a quality litho. And let's face it, the art in these is far more advanced than anything from Ames and Klausen this year.
My Pearl Jam Road: 10/22/90 Seattle | 12/22/90 Seattle, Moore Theater | 9/29/92 Seattle, Magnusson Park, Drop in the Park | 9/5/93 The Gorge, with Neil Young and Blind Melon | 7/20/06 Portland, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall with Sleater-Kinney | 7/22/06 The Gorge, 10/21/06 Mountain View, Shoreline Ampitheatre, Bridge School Benefit | 9/21/09 Seattle | 9/22/09 Seattle | 9/26/09 Portland, OR | 7/14/2011 Eddie Vedder, Portland, OR | 11/29/13 Portland, OR
Actually, unless Kinkos allows you to print on heavy duty 100+ pound paper using the advanced micro-ink tech used on these, don't think you would get anywhere near the same quality.
Clever comment, but not entirely educated.
I think you will be amazed at the quality of these posters. You could not have silkscreened that image as well.
Silkscreens are hardly more vibrant than a quality litho. And let's face it, the art in these is far more advanced than anything from Ames and Klausen this year.
Wrong..IMO the toronto Klausen is the best design of the year. Also as for your "You could not have silkscreened that image as well" you are 100% wrong I mean come on Joe I know your a smart poster collector and you've heard of a god named Emek
Ween http://www.emek.net/posters/w/ween2.html 12 colors and amazing in person
Ben Harper http://www.emek.net/posters/b/ben_harper.html 7 colors
Nick Cave http://www.emek.net/posters/n/nick_cave.html
If your into posters just navigate his site and you will see why he is the greatest ever!
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i believe they go for $25 AUD at the show which I think is like $19-$20 USD
so this set is $29 USD for each one ... $10 more than show prices .. not bad
i got a response back that my PayPal was received
then i asked about the number of prints... no response yet
guess i was due to blow some cash since i missed (thankfully) the euro sub sale while on vacation
I have a feeling that today is Hammy day....
just pushin the buttons
i know you've got experience framing
it's just odd how in one post you agree that it's all in the eye of the beholder... but then tell sweet ad all the things he's done "wrong"
i don't think they're "wrong" if he likes it
hopefully you're right... i never trust shipping to canada... damn nosy customs people
happy birthday bathgate! the big 4-0.
you need to drink a 40 oz. of olde english to celebrate!
i'll trade ya my montreal 03 for a gorge if your down for something like that?
ps i noticed dunder miflin is getting shut down. your thoughts?
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i like it
i'll tip my 40 to ya'.
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Thanks
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wow....
how " alfred hitchcocky"
nah but kidding aside thats pretty cool
dark and ominous. :eek:
we are back to that bird theme
like christopher in the sopranos looking at the bird in the window
while he was being graduated to " a made guy "
That it ain't no sin to be glad you're alive
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These posters have been pretty sweet! This is definitely my fav so far!
Good old classic bird theme will always be better than green monsters in purple suits!!
Happy belated birthday Bath!
08/22/98 - 06/29/03 - 09/28/04 - 10/02/04 - 09/11/05 - 09/12/05 - 09/13/05 - 09/19/05 - 05/09/06 - 05/10/06 - 05/16/06 - 05/19/06 <-- best bday present ever! - 12/02/06
i could do without the pre-sweat-stained shirts tho- i usually only buy black shirts anyhow.
now c'mon bring on the DCs.
( & maybe the barcelona )
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Pearl Jam Posters Australian Tour
Some info:
Posters are not signed or numbered.
They're printed offset on 100+ lb heavy art stock.
A series of 12 different posters were made using four different artists each making 3 designs.
Approx 1000 posters were made of each design.
Between 350 to 500 of each poster to be merched (depending on venue size)
at respective gigs in OZ, which btway are selling out each nite.
350 of each sent back to the US fanclub for sale later.
100 of each go to the band, not for sale.
150 stay in OZ for sale thru Beyond The Pale Posters.
Regards
John Harris
Beyond The Pale Posters
I agree with all of this ( okay maybe i wouldnt call them crap ) . I couldnt believe when i heard they were like lithographs.
I like the Silkscreening process also . Visually , as well as the use of colors is so much more vibrant , eye-catching and colorful , IMO . Then there is the collectablity factors involved .
That it ain't no sin to be glad you're alive
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just sayin
Actually, unless Kinkos allows you to print on heavy duty 100+ pound paper using the advanced micro-ink tech used on these, don't think you would get anywhere near the same quality.
Clever comment, but not entirely educated.
I think you will be amazed at the quality of these posters. You could not have silkscreened that image as well.
Silkscreens are hardly more vibrant than a quality litho. And let's face it, the art in these is far more advanced than anything from Ames and Klausen this year.
Ween
http://www.emek.net/posters/w/ween2.html 12 colors and amazing in person
Ben Harper
http://www.emek.net/posters/b/ben_harper.html 7 colors
Nick Cave
http://www.emek.net/posters/n/nick_cave.html
If your into posters just navigate his site and you will see why he is the greatest ever!
http://www.fanfire.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/fanfire.woa/wo/0.7.13.0.1.3.1
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maybe we could all learn from this one
http://www.fanfire.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/fanfire.woa/wa/product?sku=KISCD037