The National - Cherry Tree Club

bdm105 said:
Love how it came out. I have a strict no gig posters for shows I didn't attend rule and this frame up makes me want to break it
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I have the same rule, and there were a few on this last tour that I really wanted. (Detroit comes to mind) I did pick up this MSG show print and one of the variants that dropped a week or so later. Love this foil, but since I also bought the Sasha Barr show print and the signed one with a photo by Graham, I couldn't justify a third Luke Martin. I also bought the signed Light Years SoundWaves print and was slightly relieved when I checked the store and saw that this foil was sold out. It is stunning, though.
 
My wife is fine with my "little collections" as long as they stay in my office and don't expand beyond the walls of this room.
 
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threesunrises said:
Beautiful frame job!

I have that PJ Newark print, too. Still unframed in my profolio. I also have both rolls of that wrapping paper! 😂
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One of the reasons the Newark is “permanently” framed for me is that it doesn’t fit in my 18x24 portfolio (I do also like it quite a bit though). On another wall in my office I have 3 simple, cheap 18x24 frames and I rotate standard-sized posters from my portfolio through them every couple of months or so.
 
Space Wanderer said:
One of the reasons the Newark is “permanently” framed for me is that it doesn’t fit in my 18x24 portfolio (I do also like it quite a bit though). On another wall in my office I have 3 simple, cheap 18x24 frames and I rotate standard-sized posters from my portfolio through them every couple of months or so.
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You're right! It's not in my profolio, I have it in my oversized posters "folder". I use a large tri-fold display board to keep prints that won't fit in my 18x24 book. I can store them flat in it with newsprint between each.

That said, that show was pretty great. As I recall, it was added later. We did Hartford through both MSGs, but skipped Boston, where of course, they played a song I've been chasing, Undone. I really think they were going to play it at Noblesville, which was postponed due to covid / flu. Then it was played in Texas. It's my white whale.

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Space Wanderer said:
One of the reasons the Newark is “permanently” framed for me is that it doesn’t fit in my 18x24 portfolio (I do also like it quite a bit though). On another wall in my office I have 3 simple, cheap 18x24 frames and I rotate standard-sized posters from my portfolio through them every couple of months or so.
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threesunrises said:
You're right! It's not in my profolio, I have it in my oversized posters "folder". I use a large tri-fold display board to keep prints that won't fit in my 18x24 book. I can store them flat in it with newsprint between each.

That said, that show was pretty great. As I recall, it was added later. We did Hartford through both MSGs, but skipped Boston, where of course, they played a song I've been chasing, Undone. I really think they were going to play it at Noblesville, which was postponed due to covid / flu. Then it was played in Texas. It's my white whale.

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I have one of these in the 24x36 and it's great

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threesunrises said:
You're right! It's not in my profolio, I have it in my oversized posters "folder". I use a large tri-fold display board to keep prints that won't fit in my 18x24 book. I can store them flat in it with newsprint between each.

That said, that show was pretty great. As I recall, it was added later. We did Hartford through both MSGs, but skipped Boston, where of course, they played a song I've been chasing, Undone. I really think they were going to play it at Noblesville, which was postponed due to covid / flu. Then it was played in Texas. It's my white whale.

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My feelings about Newark 10 are complicated. In the moment I enjoyed it less than any other non-festival PJ show I’ve ever been to - the crowd was legitimately terrible (some people claim to have been in rocking sections but they must have been far away from me). You’re right that it was added later - my recollection is that it may not even have sold out, but in any event the arena was far from full (it also pissed down rain all day and night, which shouldn’t make a difference but seemed like it did). I bought tickets after striking out on the MSG shows, and elected to go to Newark for face rather than pony up for the Garden on the secondary market. With Newark ending up being such a bummer (in my experience) and the MSG 10 shows being legendary, my takeaway was to never again let money stop me from going to a show I want to go to.

I avoided the boot for a long time because I was firm in my opinion that the show had sucked, and I figured all the fans who rated it positively were just setlist fetishists who probably weren’t even there. But once I finally listened to it again I realized how freaking awesome the band was that night, even if it did also validate my memories of the crowd (Eddie remarked more than once about how quiet everyone was, and the part where he snips at everyone for chanting “BRUUUUUUCE!” after the “Jersey Girl” encore makes me cackle every time). Now it’s one of my favorite boots to go back to - I remember during the lead-up to the 2020 shows (RIP) I was listening to it on the train home from work one evening and got so into it that I missed my stop.

Always been one of my favorite posters though.
 
Saw this on Reddit if anyone is still seeking the NYC poster

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Cross posting this!

Anybody happen to have a copy of cherry tree vol 5 they are looking to offload? It’s my buddy’s bday soon and he just got a turntable. He was at the show and really wants the record but obviously missed the sign up for it.
 
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