Edinburgh was 200 numbered copies. Just a thought but maybe they could put these in tubes, they might sell a few more.

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Edinburgh was 200 numbered copies. Just a thought but maybe they could put these in tubes, they might sell a few more.

I would have been tempted to buy the cardiff poster, if a tube was supplied.

I did see a person with a very large envelope in which i take it, was for the poster.

Yes, I've carried the large envelope through about 10 gigs since 2014. It's no fun as you might imagine.

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Yes, I've carried the large envelope through about 10 gigs since 2014. It's no fun as you might imagine.

I used to bring a carboard tube to the shows.
For security reasons this wasn't allowed anymore
This year I bought the litho while picking up my Lucky dips and went back to the hotel.
In London 1 there wasn't even an envelope.

I thought of this and of course security doesn't allow it. In Stuttgart if the weather is good I'll roll it up and put rubber bands around it. I don't like to wait until the end of concert because of crowds and maybe its sold out. It's always a difficult decision.

hi, can I ask about the quality?

I loved the 14 on fire and Zip code ones, they were really lithographs, well made, good paper, awesome design.

no filter from Paris was really bad. and even though it said it was a litho, it wasn't true, its a print.

Same quality as last year. These could easily be rolled and put into tubes. There could at least be an option. The lithos from 2014-15 were of nice quality , I probably wouldn't want them rolled up.

Thanks, erikjjf.

Litho details:

"The Marie-Elisabeth Luders Haus is one of the buildings in the new parliamentary complex in the new government quarter of Berlin. It is the functional and architectural complement of the Paul Lobe Haus to the west, which is the Bundestag’s committee building and the parliamentarian’s office building. This design applies a Bauhaus approach to the Haus’s external elements."

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Inspiration for the Berlin litho:


Pascal Volk

Simple yet complex...I LIKE IT!!!!

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Inspiration for the Berlin litho:

See also: Wikipedia - (Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus) as well as Wikipedia - (Paul-Löbe-Haus). The Wikipedia-Text is unfortunately not in English available.

The litho is better looking than the building!

Hoping someone has some info about the pictured poster - I can’t even remember where I saw it. Is there an image available that would be high enough resolution to print 30 x 40 cm (12 x 16”)? Thanks so much!

Marseille poster is already for pre-order in the UK Stones store.
Very nice one.

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Marseille poster is already for pre-order in the UK Stones store.
Very nice one.

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"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

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Marseille poster is already for pre-order in the UK Stones store. Very nice one.

"Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier, was a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner, writer, and one of the pioneers of what is now called modern architecture. Many consider Cité Radieuse, one of many in his Unité d’habitation series, his most famous of the series, and it is the source referenced in this concept."



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Quite like that.

Got to stop spending.

Inspiration for the Marseille litho:



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Marseille poster is already for pre-order in the UK Stones store. Very nice one.

"Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier, was a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner, writer, and one of the pioneers of what is now called modern architecture. Many consider Cité Radieuse, one of many in his Unité d’habitation series, his most famous of the series, and it is the source referenced in this concept."



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Yes, this one gorgeous, I want it

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Hoping someone has some info about the pictured poster - I can’t even remember where I saw it. Is there an image available that would be high enough resolution to print 30 x 40 cm (12 x 16”)? Thanks so much!

The DP on the right stands for Dan Pipilas.
Here's a slightly larger image.




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Marseille poster is already for pre-order in the UK Stones store. Very nice one.

"Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier, was a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner, writer, and one of the pioneers of what is now called modern architecture. Many consider Cité Radieuse, one of many in his Unité d’habitation series, his most famous of the series, and it is the source referenced in this concept."



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So far, this is one of the coolest posters of this tour.

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So far, this is one of the coolest posters of this tour.

Agree.
But like the Cardiff litho, doesn't translate quite as well to the shirt imo.

By moving the venue/date info down the shirt and out of the design, it leaves a noticeable blank spot.. could just be me nit picking though, cool design.

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...The DP on the right stands for Dan Pipilas.
Here's a slightly larger image...

Many thanks Deltics!

I love the Marseilles t shirt. It seems a bit naff to be the shirt for a gig I'm not going to but I'm tempted!

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Marseille poster is already for pre-order in the UK Stones store. Very nice one.

"Charles-Édouard Jeanneret, known as Le Corbusier, was a Swiss-French architect, designer, painter, urban planner, writer, and one of the pioneers of what is now called modern architecture. Many consider Cité Radieuse, one of many in his Unité d’habitation series, his most famous of the series, and it is the source referenced in this concept."



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Yes, this one gorgeous, I want it

Same here.

Yes to Marseille as best one yet (on this leg), and seems they put more thought into the inspiration for the concept as they did with several others on the first leg of NoFilter.

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Marseille would have been much better like this :


I only adjusted the lines.



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the Marseille one is nice. I hope that prague will be good too

Official Stuttgart Litho:

"Mercedes-Benz Arena is a stadium located in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany and home to German Bundesliga Club VfB Stuttgart. The Stones played there on June 30th, so this design pays homage to the car brand by its namesake."



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