Favorite CD stores?

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by grotty:
  Last year they did this thing called  Flat Stock which was a show for concert poster art. It was great (If you're into that sort of thing). I've got 'posters' all over my house. Buy 'em for $25 and then pay 4x times that to get them framed up.    :eek:    
 
 One of the last few years though they did have a record show. Not sure what's on tap for 2004.

oh, the poster show would be awesome. . i've got me some concert poster art (thank you ebay).  
 
 there was another record store in austin that i used always hit and it would always have some kozik, kuhn and coop stuff.  got my kuhn tool/flaming lips/failure concert poster there. . .damm, what was the name of that store. . it was on the strip right across from ut. . .

[grotty]

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
 [ [/qb]

oh, the poster show would be awesome. . i've got me some concert poster art (thank you ebay).  
 
 there was another record store in austin that i used always hit and it would always have some kozik, kuhn and coop stuff.  got my kuhn tool/flaming lips/failure concert poster there. . .damm, what was the name of that store. . it was on the strip right across from ut. . . [/QB][/QUOTE]
 
 Kozik was at the show - very cool. Wish I had the talent to that. What a life.
 
 I know where you mean. It's probably dead now - there's a Virgin there.  

[grotty]

Originally posted by Venerable Bede:
  oh, the poster show would be awesome. . i've got me some concert poster art (thank you ebay).  
 
 

Checkout these sites for poster art:
 
 http://www.gigposters.com/
 http://theshameofrockandroll.com/
 http://www.voodoocatbox.com/flashyes.html
 
 I bought this Drive-by truckers last night from gigposters:
 
 http://www.gigposters.com/posters.php?poster=20609

[igor]

in the area: mainly cd cellar
 i need to go to dc more for some record/cd shopping.
 
 i love these stores in new jersey:
 vintage vinyl
 curmudgeon music
 princeton records exchange

[brennser]

Checkout these sites for poster art:
 
 http://www.gigposters.com/
 http://theshameofrockandroll.com/
 http://www.voodoocatbox.com/flashyes.html  

i love gigposters grotty - haven't bought anything from it yet - I've relied mainly on ebay for that

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

You guys must all be single. I don't think my wife would let me put a concert poster up, even if I wanted to. Well, except for the vintage Hank Williams concert poster that was up before she moved in.

[brennser]

You guys must all be single.  

nope - thats what basements are for....although it must be said I'm much better at buying posters than actually hanging them up

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  You guys must all be single. I don't think my wife would let me put a concert poster up, even if I wanted to. Well, except for the vintage Hank Williams concert poster that was up before she moved in.

actually, my g/f loves the posters.  she's let me put them up in the kitchen, since she gave me that room as mine to decorate.

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

May very well get one of those in 2004.
 
 

Originally posted by brennser:
   

You guys must all be single.  

nope - thats what basements are for....although it must be said I'm much better at buying posters than actually hanging them up [/b]

[grotty]

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  You guys must all be single. I don't think my wife would let me put a concert poster up, even if I wanted to. Well, except for the vintage Hank Williams concert poster that was up before she moved in.

you can't just tack 'em up or tape them. get them framed. then they're like a fine piece of art.
 
 that site above - the shame of rock n roll - has a section where he posts photos that buyers have submitted showing their purchases in their new habitat.

[Venerable Bede]

Originally posted by grotty:
  Checkout these sites for poster art:
 
  http://www.gigposters.com/
  http://theshameofrockandroll.com/
  http://www.voodoocatbox.com/flashyes.html
 
 

yeah, i know about shame of rock and roll. . .i also like philaarts.com. . .they often sell posters on ebay for less than the price on their web page. . .

[eltee]

Not necessarily...
 Concert posters and posters in general, have an artistic and graphic quality. (Look at the poster Grotty just bought, pretty cool). They can look even nicer framed.
 Too bad your wife won't let you put posters up.
 
 

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  You guys must all be single. I don't think my wife would let me put a concert poster up, even if I wanted to. Well, except for the vintage Hank Williams concert poster that was up before she moved in.

[Celeste]

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  You guys must all be single. I don't think my wife would let me put a concert poster up, even if I wanted to. Well, except for the vintage Hank Williams concert poster that was up before she moved in.

you are way wrong...remember the graphics show they had at bumbershoot? I thought many of those posters were pretty cool...this comment really surprises me, Rhett...and since when do I have any say about what you put up?

[Charlie Nakatestes, Japanese Golfer]

I dunno, I have tried to grab concert posters at shows before...
 
 Anyway, I think those things are ok for a rec room, but just sort of tacky for a living room.
 
 

Originally posted by Celeste:
   

Originally posted by Rhett Miller:
  You guys must all be single. I don't think my wife would let me put a concert poster up, even if I wanted to. Well, except for the vintage Hank Williams concert poster that was up before she moved in.

you are way wrong...remember the graphics show they had at bumbershoot? I thought many of those posters were pretty cool...this comment really surprises me, Rhett...and since when do I have any say about what you put up? [/b]

[Celeste]

yeah I think it was even called "Flatstock" like someone on here was saying...