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Caravan Ray wrote:
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Wages wrote: don't.... know... what... that... means.... ? EDIT: Unless you are listing more Roger Miller songs!
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...and the soundtrack for Disney's 1973 animated Robin Hood movie. He does the voice of Alan-a-Dale - The Rooster. A bizarre choice - an American novelty country/folk singer doing music for a story set in medieval England.

Roger Miller is cool.
I remember that one being watched quite often in my house when the kids were little. Even now as young adults, they still say lines from the story. Disney brainwashed them.
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Billy's Little Trip wrote:I remember that one being watched quite often in my house when the kids were little. Even now as young adults, they still say lines from the story. Disney brainwashed them.
For me, it was The Jungle Book....

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Caravan Ray wrote: ...and the soundtrack for Disney's 1973 animated Robin Hood movie. He does the voice of Alan-a-Dale - The Rooster. A bizarre choice - an American novelty country/folk singer doing music for a story set in medieval England.

Roger Miller is cool.
wasn't one of his songs from that the one that they sped up for "hampster dance"? unfortunately my 1-year-old loves that song...
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I've not been posting updates, but my collection continues to sell. Tonight there are some really rare and awesome things, some of which can be bought for less than the cost of shiping. Here's a link to my items that close tonight:
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/se ... 77/14.html

Barenaked Ladies Documentary | David Byrne concert poster | Coffee and Cigarettes (includes image of Meg from White Stripes)
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Control - bio of Joy Division singer | Decline of Western Civ III (punk rockers doc) | Detroit Rock City KISS
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Dogs in Space (INXS singer in acting role) | End of the Century: Ramones | Gimme Shelter (Mick Jagger image)
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Metallica - Some Kind of Monster SIGNED by the directors | Moonwalker | before he was a perv, Thriller
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I had my eye on two of these - Barenaked in America seemed like an easy target, and sure enough, I snagged it for eight bucks. A little more than I thought I'd have to pay for it, but still well within my comfort zone.

On the other hand, I was quite surprised to have won the Coffee & Cigarettes poster. If the bidding had gone one dollar higher, I would have backed down, but right there at the limit of my bid, I nailed it, and was surprised to see my username remain at the top of the list for the last five minutes of the auction.

Wages, I poked around the site for this info, but couldn't find it: Are the posters stored in a common warehouse, or shipped by the original owners (in other words, will I have to pay separate shipping for each poster)? Thanks again for keeping us in the loop on these!
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Generic wrote:I had my eye on two of these - Barenaked in America seemed like an easy target, and sure enough, I snagged it for eight bucks. A little more than I thought I'd have to pay for it, but still well within my comfort zone.

On the other hand, I was quite surprised to have won the Coffee & Cigarettes poster. If the bidding had gone one dollar higher, I would have backed down, but right there at the limit of my bid, I nailed it, and was surprised to see my username remain at the top of the list for the last five minutes of the auction.

Wages, I poked around the site for this info, but couldn't find it: Are the posters stored in a common warehouse, or shipped by the original owners (in other words, will I have to pay separate shipping for each poster)? Thanks again for keeping us in the loop on these!
Thanks for buying these! I probably paid $20 for the Barenaked poster, and after commissions, I lost about $15 on it, so you definitely got a good deal. The other poster, that price makes me happy. That's what I'd expect to be average right now.

Everything is shipped from a single warehouse (which is also the office, photography department, etc). They will be combined for a single shipping rate. Thanks again for helping me out!!
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Wages wrote: Everything is shipped from a single warehouse (which is also the office, photography department, etc). They will be combined for a single shipping rate. Thanks again for helping me out!!
Awesome. I kind of expected that, given the tight quality control on the photos, so it's good to hear. With the confirmed, I might have even gone higher on the Coffee & Cigarettes poster, but oh well, I didn't have to.

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I've got a few more closing tonight. These are really large posters (approximately 3 to 5 ft by 4 to 5 ft):

http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/se ... 77/13.html

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The last major portion of my collection is selling tonight with 80+ pieces:
http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/se ... 77/14.html

U2 German concert poster | Foo Fighters Belgian concert poster | Neil Young Belgian concert poster
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Paul McCartney Belgian concert poster | RHCP Belgian concert poster | Pink Floyd - In the Flesh French concert poster
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1960s/1970s personality posters
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Other cool shit
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Go check 'em out here: http://www.emovieposter.com/agallery/se ... 77/14.html

Many of these are still under $20 each and some posters are as low as just $1. Help me buy 30 acres. Buy some posters! BTW, there will be a few more posters trickling through, but this really is the majority of what's left that would interest SongFight fans and they end tonight.
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