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Sun 24 Jan 2010 21:24
Would love to visit the Goodfoot pub one day, they have the COOLEST gig posters ever,
http://thegoodfoot.com/gallery/exhibit/42/all-pieces/
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Mon 25 Jan 2010 17:53
Very nice indeed
I especially like 'Yeah Yeah Yeahs', by Gigart and 'Decemberists' by Emek
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Sat 6 Feb 2010 13:51
Reply to Post 62386 by stonepoem in Music posters - design Would love to visit the Goodfoot pub one day, they have the COOLEST gig posters ever,
http://thegoodfoot.com/gallery/exhibit/42/all-pieces/


Went there the other night... turns out my girlfriend worked with one of the poster artists (Casey Burns). Well, apparently he got a job at her Ad Agency, turned up for the first day, didn't like working on a non-freelance basis and left before the day was out : )

Pub itself is pretty cool, but like a lot of US bars is really just one big room/space. They have a load of pool tables upstairs and the music venue in the basement. Was pretty busy when I was there. There's a good restaurant called Bonfire pretty much next door - they have a food happy hour where about 10 dishes are only $3.50 each (that's about £2.25 for food we'd pay at least £10 a dish for - not that most of it is actually available to buy in somewhere like Swindon. I had gorgeous Ahi Tuna Tacos and an immense Chicken & Jalapeno Quesadilla for less than a fiver and couldn't even eat it all):

http://www.bonfirepdx.com/
Sat 6 Feb 2010 14:46
Reply to Post 62997 by 20Eyes in Music posters - design Went there the other night... turns out my girlfriend worked with one of the poster artists (Casey Burns). Well, apparently he got a job at her Ad Agency, turned up for the first day, didn't like working on a non-freelance basis and left before the day was out : )

Pub itself is pretty cool, but like a lot of US bars is really just one big room/space. They have a load of pool tables upstairs and the music venue in the basement. Was pretty busy when I was there. There's a good restaurant called Bonfire pretty much next door - they have a food happy hour where about 10 dishes are only $3.50 each (that's about £2.25 for food we'd pay at least £10 a dish for - not that most of it is actually available to buy in somewhere like Swindon. I had gorgeous Ahi Tuna Tacos and an immense Chicken & Jalapeno Quesadilla for less than a fiver and couldn't even eat it all):

http://www.bonfirepdx.com/




Sounds waaaaaay cool 20eyes! What led you to Portland? Incidently, I bought a very reasonably priced poster from a previous show and the print quality was amazing.
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Sat 6 Feb 2010 15:07
Reply to Post 62999 by stonepoem in Music posters - design Sounds waaaaaay cool 20eyes! What led you to Portland? Incidently, I bought a very reasonably priced poster from a previous show and the print quality was amazing.


My girlfriend lives there. I took some photos of The Goodfoot for you - they're on her iPhone though, so need to get copies. You'd love it, the place is covered in posters and other artwork (yes, even in the toilets...)
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Couple of photos - not great, but hopefully give a flavour of the place:

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Mon 8 Feb 2010 21:47
Nice - looks like my kind of tavern. Small world eh?
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Reply to Post 63094 by stonepoem in Music posters - design Small world eh?


Indeed. The amusing thing about my reading your post is that I'd driven directly past The Goodfoot twice before but hadn't noticed it (a lot of US bars are almost invisible unless you know where they are) but had noticed a place called 'Stark Naked Pizza' which is virtually next door.

The Bonfire, The Goodfoot and Stark Naked Pizza are all in a row on Stark Street (hence the pizza name...)