This last one corresponding to Zurich is awful, the worst till now, but it makes sense considering that Le Corbusier was swiss.

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This last one corresponding to Zurich is awful, the worst till now, but it makes sense considering that Le Corbusier was swiss.

I'm in Zurich right now for the show tomorrow, was hoping the poster for this town was going to be good. But I have to agree with you, the one for Zurich we've seen so far is awful, the worst to date by far !

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

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Those are some great posters! I hate picking favourites but I think I'll have to go with the northern lights one so far. But the others are nice too.

Agree

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

These lithographs are fantastic, and the t-shirts as well.
This year'll seriously end with some financial problems.

Compare that with the 50 & counting stuff... I had to push myself to buy a souvenir. I am glad they changed designers.

This one's just for fun meanwhile.

HMN

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I've not got long to wait to find out, but I'm really curious to know what the poster is going to be for the Tel-Aviv show. Hopefully a lot more imaginative and infinitely more pleasing to look at than what we've seen so far for Zurich, which is pretty unremarkable. Well .......... VERY unremarkable actually !

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]

Me too, but front row in Aucklamd, New Zealand for the last time (baby) of course it's worth it to some. It's been 41 years waiting since the first time, what's that worth?

The Zurich poster is a huge disappointment. Hopefully the other one (I assume there will be at least two posters for Zurich as well) will be better.

Maybe we could start something on here where people could try designing their own idea for a poster,would anyone be interested in doing something like this,would we be allowed?

Nate

Were the posters this expensive at the gigs as well? I plan on getting one at the Rome gig but I'll also be traveling for another 3 weeks after the Stones gig...if they're just as much at the shows as online I may just end up ordering the Rome poster online to save the hassle of trying to get it home in one piece.

I love the new show posters/lithographs that are being done for each show. I wanted to buy one at the Lisbon show last night but it wasn't rolled up, it comes in a large cardboard envelope and so I was worried that it would get damaged on the plane ride back to London. Does anyone know if these posters will be available on-line through the Stones store. I am kicking myself that I didn't buy the poster last night but I just couldn't see how I'd get it home.

I cant see any online at the moment and not sure if they are all limited in numbers. I know the Oslo one was < unfortunately >.

I just get the feeling they wont be online and i will be having the same problem as yourself when i go to paris.

I really have no desire to transport one from Berlin to the US but I know the temptation will be incredibly high.

I bought the lithograph in Oslo and i was lucky enough to bring it with me into the plane. Had the (big) envelope beside my seat. Thanks to SAS

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I bought the lithograph in Oslo and i was lucky enough to bring it with me into the plane. Had the (big) envelope beside my seat. Thanks to SAS

Was it the lights one? if so i reckon you could have a collectors item in years to come imho.

You lucky so & so.

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I love the new show posters/lithographs that are being done for each show. I wanted to buy one at the Lisbon show last night but it wasn't rolled up, it comes in a large cardboard envelope and so I was worried that it would get damaged on the plane ride back to London. Does anyone know if these posters will be available on-line through the Stones store. I am kicking myself that I didn't buy the poster last night but I just couldn't see how I'd get it home.

Is mailing it home an option? I am not sure how much that would cost from over seas, but I have done this easily and cheaply with crap I buy on vacation within the United States. The post office has free mailing supplies (triangle posters holders and stuff) if you use priority mail (which only cost a couple of bucks more than 1st class).

There are one of each of the oslo litho's on ebay.
Big dollars for both of them.

-TomR

How big are they? I am just wondering if I bought one in Berlin or Paris about taking it on the plane with me back to the U.S.

Anybody know what I can find high resolution image of the Oslo concert poster?

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I love the new show posters/lithographs that are being done for each show. I wanted to buy one at the Lisbon show last night but it wasn't rolled up, it comes in a large cardboard envelope and so I was worried that it would get damaged on the plane ride back to London. Does anyone know if these posters will be available on-line through the Stones store. I am kicking myself that I didn't buy the poster last night but I just couldn't see how I'd get it home.

Is mailing it home an option? I am not sure how much that would cost from over seas, but I have done this easily and cheaply with crap I buy on vacation within the United States. The post office has free mailing supplies (triangle posters holders and stuff) if you use priority mail (which only cost a couple of bucks more than 1st class).

Good idea.

Tip: take a poster tube so that you can roll it up and now have to carry the envelope around. Protects the poster and stops it getting folded/crumpled. You can get them (or make one) with straps so that you can carry them over your shoulder, leaving your hands free..

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I love the new show posters/lithographs that are being done for each show. I wanted to buy one at the Lisbon show last night but it wasn't rolled up, it comes in a large cardboard envelope and so I was worried that it would get damaged on the plane ride back to London. Does anyone know if these posters will be available on-line through the Stones store. I am kicking myself that I didn't buy the poster last night but I just couldn't see how I'd get it home.

Is mailing it home an option? I am not sure how much that would cost from over seas, but I have done this easily and cheaply with crap I buy on vacation within the United States. The post office has free mailing supplies (triangle posters holders and stuff) if you use priority mail (which only cost a couple of bucks more than 1st class).

Good idea.

I love to travel light, move fast, carry on and limit the hassles (of extra stuff to carry around in airports)(not to mention damaging or losing the cool crap I spent good money on)... PLUS! boxing that crap up and sending it home is like getting/giving myself a sprize!! and I love getting presents, even if I have to sprize myself.

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john lomax
I love the new show posters/lithographs that are being done for each show. I wanted to buy one at the Lisbon show last night but it wasn't rolled up, it comes in a large cardboard envelope and so I was worried that it would get damaged on the plane ride back to London. Does anyone know if these posters will be available on-line through the Stones store. I am kicking myself that I didn't buy the poster last night but I just couldn't see how I'd get it home.

Is mailing it home an option? I am not sure how much that would cost from over seas, but I have done this easily and cheaply with crap I buy on vacation within the United States. The post office has free mailing supplies (triangle posters holders and stuff) if you use priority mail (which only cost a couple of bucks more than 1st class).

Good idea.

I love to travel light, move fast, carry on and limit the hassles (of extra stuff to carry around in airports)(not to mention damaging or losing the cool crap I spent good money on)... PLUS! boxing that crap up and sending it home is like getting/giving myself a sprize!! and I love getting presents, even if I have to sprize myself.

Like your style.

How much do these cost at the shows? Thanks!

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That's Bill Wyman, in'nit?

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That's Bill Wyman, in'nit?

Nope, it's KR.

HMN

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How much do these cost at the shows? Thanks!

In Lisbon they were 55 Euros. The two displayed ones at the merch stand had handwritten numbers by white markers, on the graphic, not on the white frame. Like 27/150, so they're very limited editions made on texturized, thick carton paper. These aren't posters, but lithographs, and I don't think you can roll them.

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How much do these cost at the shows? Thanks!

In Lisbon they were 55 Euros. The two displayed ones at the merch stand had handwritten numbers by white markers, on the graphic, not on the white frame. Like 27/150, so they're very limited editions made on texturized, thick carton paper. These aren't posters, but lithographs, and I don't think you can roll them.

55 € at the merch stand and already big bucks on Ebay, people should not bid but they can't help it.

HMN

So if the originals are numbered with white marker on the picture, not the frame, the ebay ones are fake?
[www.ebay.de]



Wauw. Now already fakes for 5x face value.