Concert/Gig Posters! It's Back!

Here's a new series of limited edition art prints of Jethro Tull album covers. First up, Hey Aqualung!
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Jethro Tull Art

Jethro Tull are for the first time offering iconic studio album cover art in two fine art print formats to be released individually over the next 24 months, working exclusively in collaboration with London’s Flood Gallery.
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dansomeone said:
Here's a new series of limited edition art prints of Jethro Tull album covers. First up, Hey Aqualung!
jethrotullart.com

Jethro Tull Art

Jethro Tull are for the first time offering iconic studio album cover art in two fine art print formats to be released individually over the next 24 months, working exclusively in collaboration with London’s Flood Gallery.
jethrotullart.com jethrotullart.com
@HiFi Guy @LeeVing @Russ I @AnthonyI @ranbalam
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Very cool. Thanks for the alert.
 
dansomeone said:
Here's a new series of limited edition art prints of Jethro Tull album covers. First up, Hey Aqualung!
jethrotullart.com

Jethro Tull Art

Jethro Tull are for the first time offering iconic studio album cover art in two fine art print formats to be released individually over the next 24 months, working exclusively in collaboration with London’s Flood Gallery.
jethrotullart.com jethrotullart.com
@HiFi Guy @LeeVing @Russ I @AnthonyI @ranbalam
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All things considered, $150 for a signed 24" quality print limited to 300 isn't terrible.
 
zdkaiser said:
The Tool poster market is so ridiculous. The prints are $75 at the merch table. Then 20 minutes after the show ends (and once Maynard lets them turn their cell phones back on), BOOM, $450 print. Oh shit, that's an Alex Gray print...BOOM, $1150 PayPal Friends and Family only.
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I own this Tool Denver 2006 poster with Emek’s “Cyber Man,” which I bought at a local poster show (Emek lives in Portland). I paid a normal amount for it framed at the show, $150 or $200 or something like that. It goes up for sale on eBay once or twice a year. Currently, there’s a longstanding listing for $5,555 (which is insane). And a recent $3,800 listing that went unsold.

I don’t know what it’s really worth, but those asking prices are hard to explain, regardless of how amazing it is in person — and it really is amazing. This image doesn’t begin to reveal the actual detail.

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Portland Sheriff said:
I own this Tool Denver 2006 poster with Emek’s “Cyber Man,” which I bought at a local poster show (Emek lives in Portland). I paid a normal amount for it framed at the show, $150 or $200 or something like that. It goes up for sale on eBay once or twice a year. Currently, there’s a longstanding listing for $5,555 (which is insane). And a recent $3,800 listing that went unsold.

I don’t know what it’s really worth, but those asking prices are hard to explain, regardless of how amazing it is in person — and it really is amazing. This image doesn’t begin to reveal the actual detail.

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That's a cool Tool print. Have never seen it before.

I don't know a lot about Emek's work, but he has done some really cool Primus prints for a few shows. I especially like this print from the Primus "Willy Wonka" tour. It's cut like a stamp and one variant came with giant googly eyes. Think it goes for around $1500.

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He also did this ink splatter print. Hidden skulls throughout. Couldn't find a good image of it though.

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I like his use of more than paper there. On a similar note, I saw Queens of the Stone Age way back in 2011 at the Beaumont Club, now a fancy bbq joint. The Emek "poster" was only $20 at the show and it is printed on x-ray film! My brother bought one, but I passed, don't know why, regret it now, because it's pretty cool.
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dansomeone said:
I like his use of more than paper there. On a similar note, I saw Queens of the Stone Age way back in 2011 at the Beaumont Club, now a fancy bbq joint. The Emek "poster" was only $20 at the show and it is printed on x-ray film! My brother bought one, but I passed, don't know why, regret it now, because it's pretty cool.
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That's incredibly creative! Love it.
 
Portland Sheriff said:
I own this Tool Denver 2006 poster with Emek’s “Cyber Man,” which I bought at a local poster show (Emek lives in Portland). I paid a normal amount for it framed at the show, $150 or $200 or something like that. It goes up for sale on eBay once or twice a year. Currently, there’s a longstanding listing for $5,555 (which is insane). And a recent $3,800 listing that went unsold.

I don’t know what it’s really worth, but those asking prices are hard to explain, regardless of how amazing it is in person — and it really is amazing. This image doesn’t begin to reveal the actual detail.

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Looks to be worth at least $2000


A reminder that expresso beans exists and is the poster hobbies version of discogs
 
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