Iso: Atlanta 2000 poster

carbon436
carbon436 Posts: 352
edited November 2012 in Lost Dogs
I realize this may be a tough find, but can't find what you don't look for

http://expressobeans.com/public/detail.php/1676
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  • Porchsitter
    Porchsitter Loganville, GA Posts: 1,092
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    We are the facilitators of our own creative evolution.--Bill Hicks
  • carbon436
    carbon436 Posts: 352
    I am in the same boat you are my friend....
  • AfghanTwilight
    AfghanTwilight Rochester, NY Posts: 862
    The missing link.
  • carbon436
    carbon436 Posts: 352
    bump.
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,306
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    There wasn't a poster for the Atlanta show.  Someone made one for it months later.  It would be silly for an artist to design another poster now for Ed's Amsterdam show.   
  • Brane_of_JFK
    Brane_of_JFK Maryland Posts: 1,901
    bootlegger10 said:
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    There wasn't a poster for the Atlanta show.  Someone made one for it months later.  It would be silly for an artist to design another poster now for Ed's Amsterdam show.   
    Yes there was a poster, it was just not available at the show - only direct from the artist. But not all 125 copies were sold/shipped before the band nixed it. I'd say less than 50 are actually out there, possibly less.



  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,306
    Brane_of_JFK said:
    bootlegger10 said:
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    There wasn't a poster for the Atlanta show.  Someone made one for it months later.  It would be silly for an artist to design another poster now for Ed's Amsterdam show.   
    Yes there was a poster, it was just not available at the show - only direct from the artist. But not all 125 copies were sold/shipped before the band nixed it. I'd say less than 50 are actually out there, possibly less.



    There are actually 2 because I just designed one.  1/1.  $400.  Apparently we can just make posters after the fact.


  • leach7
    leach7 Posts: 403
    Brane_of_JFK said:
    bootlegger10 said:
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    There wasn't a poster for the Atlanta show.  Someone made one for it months later.  It would be silly for an artist to design another poster now for Ed's Amsterdam show.   
    Yes there was a poster, it was just not available at the show - only direct from the artist. But not all 125 copies were sold/shipped before the band nixed it. I'd say less than 50 are actually out there, possibly less.



    Great Print!
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,306
    bootlegger10 said:
    Brane_of_JFK said:
    bootlegger10 said:
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    There wasn't a poster for the Atlanta show.  Someone made one for it months later.  It would be silly for an artist to design another poster now for Ed's Amsterdam show.   
    Yes there was a poster, it was just not available at the show - only direct from the artist. But not all 125 copies were sold/shipped before the band nixed it. I'd say less than 50 are actually out there, possibly less.



    There are actually 2 because I just designed one.  1/1.  $400.  Apparently we can just make posters after the fact.



    Seriously.  I will sell this to someone.  One of a kind.  Just know that I will make an orange version of it to sell as a variant for another cash grab.
  • sdavis
    sdavis Posts: 960
    bootlegger10 said:
    bootlegger10 said:
    Brane_of_JFK said:
    bootlegger10 said:
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    There wasn't a poster for the Atlanta show.  Someone made one for it months later.  It would be silly for an artist to design another poster now for Ed's Amsterdam show.   
    Yes there was a poster, it was just not available at the show - only direct from the artist. But not all 125 copies were sold/shipped before the band nixed it. I'd say less than 50 are actually out there, possibly less.



    There are actually 2 because I just designed one.  1/1.  $400.  Apparently we can just make posters after the fact.



    Seriously.  I will sell this to someone.  One of a kind.  Just know that I will make an orange version of it to sell as a variant for another cash grab.
    bootlegger10 
  • sdavis
    sdavis Posts: 960
    Not a bad looking stickman!
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,306
    sdavis said:
    Not a bad looking stickman!

    As an artist I don't like to put labels on art.  It just exists, you know?   Art can't look good or bad.

    But I do put a value on art.  $400 and it is yours.

  • sdavis
    sdavis Posts: 960
    But this is not an official stick man, so it can't be worth much right? Lol
  • carbon436
    carbon436 Posts: 352
    Is that a silk screen print?
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,306
    carbon436 said:
    Is that a silk screen print?
    It is the original sketch.  

    If you were referring to the Missing Link it is silkscreened. 
  • bootlegger10
    bootlegger10 Posts: 16,306
    Bump.  Sorry for hijacking thread.
  • wecrazybob
    wecrazybob Posts: 1,027
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    Ha, well at least you don't need all 3 Missing Links!  I did a ton of shows in 2000.  Knowing how awesome the 98 posters were, I was the fan who went to the merch booths as soon as the gates opened.  I did every show on the first leg always seeking the next, 98 style poster.  I was there in Atlanta, I was there in Pittsburgh and though I only did 5 shows on the second leg I was there in Chicago too, looking for that one of kind print but was only disappointed to find out there were NO POSTERS for a lot of the 2000 shows.  I thought the Atlanta and Chicago missing links did just that, I think the artwork is as good as the 98's.  I also crave the Pittsburgh because of the memory of that show and hearing about my Grandma's passing.    Even if I won the lottery I don't think I could afford all of them or justify spending that kind of cash for 3 pieces of paper.  $5000+ I am guessing would be a reasonable price.
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  • carbon436
    carbon436 Posts: 352
    bootlegger10 said:
    Bump.  Sorry for hijacking thread.
    No worries....I realize how hopeless this is - anything to keep it visible.
  • carbon436
    carbon436 Posts: 352
    wecrazybob said:
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    Ha, well at least you don't need all 3 Missing Links!  I did a ton of shows in 2000.  Knowing how awesome the 98 posters were, I was the fan who went to the merch booths as soon as the gates opened.  I did every show on the first leg always seeking the next, 98 style poster.  I was there in Atlanta, I was there in Pittsburgh and though I only did 5 shows on the second leg I was there in Chicago too, looking for that one of kind print but was only disappointed to find out there were NO POSTERS for a lot of the 2000 shows.  I thought the Atlanta and Chicago missing links did just that, I think the artwork is as good as the 98's.  I also crave the Pittsburgh because of the memory of that show and hearing about my Grandma's passing.    Even if I won the lottery I don't think I could afford all of them or justify spending that kind of cash for 3 pieces of paper.  $5000+ I am guessing would be a reasonable price.
    Dude.....good luck
  • sdavis
    sdavis Posts: 960
    wecrazybob said:
    Porchsitter said:
    Of all the shows I've attended, this is the only poster I don't own and don't see myself owning. I believe that since it wasn't made available at the show (as far as I know) I've sort of exonerated myself from having to own this poster and, instead, use the standard Binaural tour poster in its place.

    Good luck with your search, man. Hope you're able to find this one.
    Ha, well at least you don't need all 3 Missing Links!  I did a ton of shows in 2000.  Knowing how awesome the 98 posters were, I was the fan who went to the merch booths as soon as the gates opened.  I did every show on the first leg always seeking the next, 98 style poster.  I was there in Atlanta, I was there in Pittsburgh and though I only did 5 shows on the second leg I was there in Chicago too, looking for that one of kind print but was only disappointed to find out there were NO POSTERS for a lot of the 2000 shows.  I thought the Atlanta and Chicago missing links did just that, I think the artwork is as good as the 98's.  I also crave the Pittsburgh because of the memory of that show and hearing about my Grandma's passing.    Even if I won the lottery I don't think I could afford all of them or justify spending that kind of cash for 3 pieces of paper.  $5000+ I am guessing would be a reasonable price.
    Would let all 3 of mine go for a 77 Pontiac Trans-Am! Thought about selling just to purchase one.

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