Phish Shoreline 00 Pollock
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deliahdelyon
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looking good!coxgt wrote:Ahhh, finally got this framed! I have added a picture of the frame job!
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scattergood
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One of the best - this image rocks
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Grateful69Phish
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Welcome to EB, bring more love........reemstream wrote:My favorite Pollock by a mile!!
Were you at this show ?
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fluffhead13
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I was! Great 2 nights. I'm a Bobby fan and was really surprised he came out. Also went to the 2 Les Claypool shows after at the Great American Music Hall. That whole west coast leg was the best. And that day between Phoenix and Chula was perfect for a Tijuana excursion.
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Grateful69Phish
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I almost started dancing, I know that music must have been kind-
Im an east coaster and central Phish follower
Never made a west coast show for the dead or Phish, hurts............
Many of these special small Dead shows in San Fran have tempted me- the bands getting old, kind of a life goal to see them in San Fran.
Im getting old, doing ventures like that solo are tougher these days. All about have friends around to enjoy it together. A deadshow is always friends, regardless, gathering of the tribe.
Kind of like goals to go to Mardi Gras in life, Carnival, Super Bowl, people have in life.
Im an east coaster and central Phish follower
Never made a west coast show for the dead or Phish, hurts............
Many of these special small Dead shows in San Fran have tempted me- the bands getting old, kind of a life goal to see them in San Fran.
Im getting old, doing ventures like that solo are tougher these days. All about have friends around to enjoy it together. A deadshow is always friends, regardless, gathering of the tribe.
Kind of like goals to go to Mardi Gras in life, Carnival, Super Bowl, people have in life.
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fluffhead13
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i'm an east coaster too but always and always wanted to see the dead at the warfield. i almost went to that show in like 2003 (may be the wrong year) when everyone got back together in february. they are getting old as am i. it's getting harder and harder to find local friends who want to travel to say mardi gras or jazz fest or beale st. etc. i know your not a huge ph fan but it's all i'm really lookin forward to in the next 2 years music wise. the og trey show w/ fat tony should be good. and it's only 1-2 hours away. def worth the trip.Grateful69Phish wrote:I almost started dancing, I know that music must have been kind-
Im an east coaster and central Phish follower
Never made a west coast show for the dead or Phish, hurts............
Many of these special small Dead shows in San Fran have tempted me- the bands getting old, kind of a life goal to see them in San Fran.
Im getting old, doing ventures like that solo are tougher these days. All about have friends around to enjoy it together. A deadshow is always friends, regardless, gathering of the tribe.
Kind of like goals to go to Mardi Gras in life, Carnival, Super Bowl, people have in life.
reemstream wrote:My favorite Pollock by a mile!!
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bfa_artist
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This is definitely one of my favorites. I scored one at the show, sold it in 2004, and now I want it back 
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bfa_artist
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It says that there were at least 3 AP runs. Does anyone know how many prints were in each AP run, or better yet, how many of these AP prints exist?