I've got a lot of posters as well, but I'm lazy to roll them all out lol. My most precious one is the large promo poster for the first album though.

I've got quite an extensive P.J. Harvey, Patrick Wolf and An Pierlé collections. My Tori Amos collection is focussed on CDs, because the vinyl is usually outrageously expensive.

i think it I may have the same large poster you are talknig about or something similar its the DOOH cover and its about 3' x 5'  (roughly)

 I always wanted to frame it but being so large it would be a bit costly,  I was slowly getting my posters framed at about 3-4 a year...  now everything is in storage :-(

DOOH is like....the third album....

 The poster I'm talking about is....well....as tall as myself, for the album Suzanne Vega. It hung on my wall for a little while, but it was kind of creepy having such a tall Suzanne look into my bedroom like that. One night I woke up and the moon lit up Suzanne's eyes, which made it look as if the poster was alive or haunted, or both. That night, I took it down. I replaced it with a 99.9F(forgot the degrees code again) promo poster of the album cover, which is naturally less creepy.

 Spikes

Hello all.

Two weeks ago, i bought on ebay, a grren record from Suzannes concert , live at the "Iron Horse" Northampton MI17584

 Can anybody tell me something about it?  does it have any special value?

Thanks and Happy New Year to all.

Alfredo

Alfredo:

GREAT PURCHASE!!!

I have had that too for quite some time.  I wouldn't say that it is particularly valuable in terms of supply-and-demand, but it still great to have.  One reason it's not such a hot grab is that I think most of the people who have really wanted it have gotten it already, plus the sound quality isn't so great.  However, as far as I know, this little album is the only setlist on which you can find the beautiful "The Silver Lady" song other than a set she did at The Ark in Ann Arbor, Michigan in March of 1985.

From the research I have done which has been pretty exacting, and of course the record label stating "17.5.84" didn't hurt either, is that the 3 tracks on here are from her May 17, 1984 concert at the Iron Horse in Northampton, Massachusetts.

 
Copied from the following site ( http://hem.passagen.se/quos/vega.html#may1784 ), this is the set list from which the 3 tracks were culled: 

CD 1: 1. Tom's Diner / 2. Blue Marble (Small Blue Thing) / 3. Boulevard Deer / 4. The Queen And The Soldier / 5. Knight Moves / 6. Gypsy / 7. Cracking / 8. Neighborhood Girls / 9. Calypso / 10. Some Journey / 11. Undertow / 12. The Rent Song / 13. The Silver lady / 14. Straight lines / 15. Black Widow Station

CD 2: 1. The Marching Dream / 2. Marlene On the Wall / 3. Freeze Tag

 -M

 

Thanks a lot !!!

I do really like. And i love the green colour.

I will frame it  and put it in my office...

Best regards

Alfredo

Can I have the address? Is it locked at night?

Ha ha ha ha......

Maybe its a little bit far from where you live...it is in Madrid, Spain...

Regards

Alfredo

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