psst...9/18/2018

tempo_n_groove said:

1upstate said:

unknown said:

tubes10s said:

That's no problem to disagree.  And I personally don't see any problem with people flipping the posters either, especially seeing that the way that they are initially sold intentionally feeds and encourages the demand that creates flippers.  Doesn't mean that I like it, I just see no difference in buying a $35 poster as trade bait for one that's being sold for $500, and buying a $35 poster to sell it for $500 cash.  It's the same thing, that's why I equate 14 with being a flipper.  And again, I don't think being a flipper is bad.  Flippers are willing to spend the time it takes to wait in lines or stalk message boards for hours, days, and weeks on end to get what they need.  Other folks just aren't willing to go to that trouble, and that's ok.  Because of flippers, those who aren't willing to put in the time can get what they want any time they want, but that convenience has a price that the flipper collects.  

but are there people out there really going to that extreme ? stalking message boards for mutliple artist posters ?

I kind of thought this was just a pearl jam issue, i didn't know many other bands that are having as much demand for

posters in general.  I just don't see who has time for all that ?

Phish posters are very difficult at shows, usually limited to 900-1000 per show, AP releases 50-100 and go in seconds. Same thing for Dave Matthews Band.  Other groups such as Foo Fighters,  Primus and a few others have a pretty big following as well. 

Imagine the shit show if PJ only released 1 poster with a 1,200 run?   

Doesn't Pollock make smaller runs?

Also PJ used to do way more limited runs on posters.  2016 there was a significant increase which was noticeable.  There was a pic of a box with the 16 Emek print with a run of 1900 I believe?  

Everything started to change after Wrigley 13.

unknown said:

where did santo say that there wouldn't be a drop today ?

unknown said:

where did santo say that there wouldn't be a drop today ?

Santos L. Halper said:

Krakow poster is sold out. That's it for today. There will be no drops 9/19/2018.

slh

1upstate said:

tempo_n_groove said:

1upstate said:

unknown said:

tubes10s said:

That's no problem to disagree.  And I personally don't see any problem with people flipping the posters either, especially seeing that the way that they are initially sold intentionally feeds and encourages the demand that creates flippers.  Doesn't mean that I like it, I just see no difference in buying a $35 poster as trade bait for one that's being sold for $500, and buying a $35 poster to sell it for $500 cash.  It's the same thing, that's why I equate 14 with being a flipper.  And again, I don't think being a flipper is bad.  Flippers are willing to spend the time it takes to wait in lines or stalk message boards for hours, days, and weeks on end to get what they need.  Other folks just aren't willing to go to that trouble, and that's ok.  Because of flippers, those who aren't willing to put in the time can get what they want any time they want, but that convenience has a price that the flipper collects.  

but are there people out there really going to that extreme ? stalking message boards for mutliple artist posters ?

I kind of thought this was just a pearl jam issue, i didn't know many other bands that are having as much demand for

posters in general.  I just don't see who has time for all that ?

Phish posters are very difficult at shows, usually limited to 900-1000 per show, AP releases 50-100 and go in seconds. Same thing for Dave Matthews Band.  Other groups such as Foo Fighters,  Primus and a few others have a pretty big following as well. 

Imagine the shit show if PJ only released 1 poster with a 1,200 run?   

Doesn't Pollock make smaller runs?

Also PJ used to do way more limited runs on posters.  2016 there was a significant increase which was noticeable.  There was a pic of a box with the 16 Emek print with a run of 1900 I believe?  

Everything started to change after Wrigley 13.

For the cancelled Curve Ball festival (90 minutes from my house but wife and I had date at Wrigley) they were selling only 1500 

http://expressobeans.com/public/detail.php/265619

tempo_n_groove said:

1upstate said:

tempo_n_groove said:

1upstate said:

unknown said:

tubes10s said:

That's no problem to disagree.  And I personally don't see any problem with people flipping the posters either, especially seeing that the way that they are initially sold intentionally feeds and encourages the demand that creates flippers.  Doesn't mean that I like it, I just see no difference in buying a $35 poster as trade bait for one that's being sold for $500, and buying a $35 poster to sell it for $500 cash.  It's the same thing, that's why I equate 14 with being a flipper.  And again, I don't think being a flipper is bad.  Flippers are willing to spend the time it takes to wait in lines or stalk message boards for hours, days, and weeks on end to get what they need.  Other folks just aren't willing to go to that trouble, and that's ok.  Because of flippers, those who aren't willing to put in the time can get what they want any time they want, but that convenience has a price that the flipper collects.  

but are there people out there really going to that extreme ? stalking message boards for mutliple artist posters ?

I kind of thought this was just a pearl jam issue, i didn't know many other bands that are having as much demand for

posters in general.  I just don't see who has time for all that ?

Phish posters are very difficult at shows, usually limited to 900-1000 per show, AP releases 50-100 and go in seconds. Same thing for Dave Matthews Band.  Other groups such as Foo Fighters,  Primus and a few others have a pretty big following as well. 

Imagine the shit show if PJ only released 1 poster with a 1,200 run?   

Doesn't Pollock make smaller runs?

Also PJ used to do way more limited runs on posters.  2016 there was a significant increase which was noticeable.  There was a pic of a box with the 16 Emek print with a run of 1900 I believe?  

Everything started to change after Wrigley 13.

For the cancelled Curve Ball festival (90 minutes from my house but wife and I had date at Wrigley) they were selling only 1500 

http://expressobeans.com/public/detail.php/265619

Woah.  Bigger run for him, well it was going to be at a festival with 80,000 people so the bigger run makes sense.

This is what I'm used to seeing and smaller
http://expressobeans.com/public/detail.php/264637

  Santos, I am getting up from my desk at work right now.  Don't drop the Rome poster please! 

EB218946 said:

  Santos, I am getting up from my desk at work right now.  Don't drop the Rome poster please!