http://rawsugarstudio.com/?s=queen&post_type=product
Some nice Queen posters on this website. Look genuine.
Including one about the cancelled show in Dayton in 1977.
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Definitely genuine - they're all from Ohio shows. Great find.
Hmmm, i am not sure, it seems fakes. The typography and the graphics looks like not original.
Sorry for my english.
Sorry for my english.
The Real Wizard wrote:
Definitely genuine - they're all from Ohio shows. Great find.
wow. Didn't expect that from you.
As much as I like your concert expertise and the website you made I'd say for memorabilia and collecting: Stick to the stuff you know.
These are 100% fakes.
I dunno - the market is big for this type of thing at the moment so people can frame them. My heart breaks when I see people making money off terrible fakes with out of place artwork etc.
Terrible looking fakes.
Considering of the artwork on some of Queen's official releases in recent years, I guess my standards dropped a bit.
I stand corrected.
I stand corrected.
Our tastes and judgement have been neutralised by the QP art room.
Is a re-print a fake?
Interesting. I'd say no, it's a reprint.
I agree, lol.
The Real Wizard wrote:
Considering of the artwork on some of Queen's official releases in recent years, I guess my standards dropped a bit.
I stand corrected.
Barry Durex wrote:
Is a re-print a fake?
These are not even reprints. It's just a bad photoshop design put to print.
That wasn't the question.
people on streets wrote:
Barry Durex wrote:
Is a re-print a fake?
These are not even reprints. It's just a bad photoshop design put to print.
These are reprints, obviously. Not original, ok.
The Richfield 77 poster is on queenconcerts.com since years.
http://www.queenconcerts.com/detail/live/271/queen-live-23-01-1977-coliseum-richfield-ohio-usa.html
I guess Martin does not put bad photoshop designed fake posters on his website.
Curious to know what make you so affirmative it is a fake.