[balibob]

1983....Karen Yule.......damn she was fit....damn i was drunk ...lol

[AoT Framing]

Seeing Sonic Youth and the Pixies at Reading, but decided to leave after as it was cold and raining, so missed a band called Nirvana.
Artwise not buying a GWB double canvas for 4.5k!

[Deleted]

1. Not punching a previous boss.

2. Falling for the hype and buying 'Be Here Now', and then sending it back to Creation telling them it was s*** and expecting something back in return.

3. Not buying signed Banksy's as I didn't think a signature warranted the extra money. D'oh!

4. Thinking the police know what they are doing.

[Harveyn]

Really loved the way this thread evolved into something I did not imagine. Thank you one and all.

Life truly is to short for regrets so in that vain the least content I have been is when I let this one slip through my fingers when I had a week to decide.

[Coach]

Jan 28, 2011 21:47:24 GMT 1 Harveyn said:

Really loved the way this thread evolved into something I did not imagine. Thank you one and all.

Life truly is to short for regrets so in that vain the least content I have been is when I let this one slip through my fingers when I had a week to decide.

I have no idea what that is H. Should I?

[Warm Gun]

Jan 24, 2011 21:45:38 GMT 1 colinfishwick said:

Don't worry Saint i turned down the chance to go too!

a little fact for you in case you didn't know - every band that was on the bill either had or went on to have a number one album

All except cast, dreadzone and the bootleg beatles.....other than that, great fact

[Harveyn]

Hi Coach. Its by Tauba Auerbach and it brings a tear to my eye to this very day.

[Passion Art]

Not going to see Mitch Hedberg perform at my school days before his death. I heard he was phenomenal and love his stuff. It was pure laziness.

Art related regret is not buying the Sepia morons and being cheap and buying the unsigned when I had the chance to buy either from POW.

[Coach]

Jan 29, 2011 0:40:54 GMT 1 Harveyn said:

Hi Coach. Its by Tauba Auerbach and it brings a tear to my eye to this very day.

You know, I thought it would be, as soon as I posted.
An original or print?
Have seen a few Auerbach pieces, but not as colourful and vibrant as this one.
How did you miss out?

[Harveyn]

Jan 29, 2011 0:50:49 GMT 1 Coach said:

Jan 29, 2011 0:40:54 GMT 1 Harveyn said:

Hi Coach. Its by Tauba Auerbach and it brings a tear to my eye to this very day.

You know, I thought it would be, as soon as I posted.
An original or print?
Have seen a few Auerbach pieces, but not as colourful and vibrant as this one.
How did you miss out?

Arcylic on paper on wood. Just did not have the funds and/or the balls at the time.

[Coach]

Jan 29, 2011 0:54:55 GMT 1 Harveyn said:

Jan 29, 2011 0:50:49 GMT 1 Coach said:

You know, I thought it would be, as soon as I posted.
An original or print?
Have seen a few Auerbach pieces, but not as colourful and vibrant as this one.
How did you miss out?

Arcylic on paper on wood. Just did not have the funds and/or the balls at the time.

Been there many times!!

[Coach]

Jan 23, 2011 2:03:50 GMT 1 jonvespa said:

A few regrets:
1. regret not buying a banks OG at the LA show...even though (at that moment) had the cash.
2. trading my star wars figures for a bike (i was 11)
3. not buying the Invader pirate original for $1500....i had just bought another Invader OG for $1000 and thought $1500 was a bit steep at the time....its still the best Invader I've ever seen....
4. missing Nirvana on a New Years Show in the early '90's.

A few things I am HAPPY I didn't miss:
1. Seeing The Smiths on the Meat is Murder Tour
2. Buying 4 out of my 6 Banks prints at retail
3. Buying an Invader OG
4. Getting the black four foot Kaws dissected at retail direct
5. Seeing Joe Strummer at Hootenanny a few months before he died.

Bands I have been MORE than fortunate to book in my life:
1. Mars Volta's first show ever
2. Jesus and Marychain
3. Glassjaw (three times)
4. Unbroken reunion
5. Crowded House
6. Love and Rockets
7. The Coachella 2011 secret shows (to be announced, hehe).

Missed youpost first time round.
Congarts on seeing the Smiths - respect. One of the finest bands of a generation, and great live.
What I am interested in though is the bands you have booked list. JAMC are one of my fave bands - what do you mean book? Did you arrange a gig? Tell me more please.
c

[freeelander]

Wasn't Mars Voltas show at Chain Reaction here in Cali? I think i know you, man.. . haha


Got to see some pretty cool shows at Chain over the last 12-13 years.. .

Jan 23, 2011 2:03:50 GMT 1 jonvespa said:

A few regrets:
1. regret not buying a banks OG at the LA show...even though (at that moment) had the cash.
2. trading my star wars figures for a bike (i was 11)
3. not buying the Invader pirate original for $1500....i had just bought another Invader OG for $1000 and thought $1500 was a bit steep at the time....its still the best Invader I've ever seen....
4. missing Nirvana on a New Years Show in the early '90's.

A few things I am HAPPY I didn't miss:
1. Seeing The Smiths on the Meat is Murder Tour
2. Buying 4 out of my 6 Banks prints at retail
3. Buying an Invader OG
4. Getting the black four foot Kaws dissected at retail direct
5. Seeing Joe Strummer at Hootenanny a few months before he died.

Bands I have been MORE than fortunate to book in my life:
1. Mars Volta's first show ever
2. Jesus and Marychain
3. Glassjaw (three times)
4. Unbroken reunion
5. Crowded House
6. Love and Rockets
7. The Coachella 2011 secret shows (to be announced, hehe).

[solar77]

Jan 29, 2011 0:54:55 GMT 1 Harveyn said:

Jan 29, 2011 0:50:49 GMT 1 Coach said:

You know, I thought it would be, as soon as I posted.
An original or print?
Have seen a few Auerbach pieces, but not as colourful and vibrant as this one.
How did you miss out?

Arcylic on paper on wood. Just did not have the funds and/or the balls at the time.

That one definitely made the rounds. Looks like a no brainer now, but back then the price seemed a bit steep and I decided to hold out for a better example (which, of course, never came).

[ilmambo]

I'm sure everyone on here has at least one regret - art related.
let's hear some stories. ;D

[Ruggs]

Selling my CYW last week.

[Fuzzyduck121]

Buy mine
Problem solved

[Ruggs]

Mar 9, 2012 23:32:13 GMT 1 Fuzzyduck121 said:

Buy mine
Problem solved

Would love to fuzzy, but funding my cottage renovation right now.

[Deleted]

selling city girl 76..

dumbest thing ever.

btw, I believe there is a thread like this somewhere (not even trying to search it as the archive of a forum is a jungle!)

[Deleted]

Not picking up a Picasso when they were still affordable, he had a little store in Camden Market nice bloke if I remember right

[mayhem]

No regrets, just some free lessons in self control.

[mayhem]

Mar 9, 2012 23:35:53 GMT 1 jopkop said:

selling city girl 76..

dumbest thing ever.

btw, I believe there is a thread like this somewhere (not even trying to search it as the archive of a forum is a jungle!)

urbanartassociation.com/index.cgi?board=urbanart&action=display&thread=74235

[mouser]

Missing out on a Banksy "bad meaning good" canvas for £1505 in 2005, I bid up to £1500......

[Damien]

Changing my mind on Eine commission , back when it was 500quid for a big canvas

[Hubble Bubble]

Finding out about this bloody forum

[pidge]

Buying a BME from Dragon Bar in 2003 for £20 and giving it to an ex girlfriend! Ouch

[pidge]

Oh and not buying out the rest of that entire show!

[Deleted]

Buying prints, apart from Banksy and fake Banskys ;-).
House is full of ogs and they mean so much more to me.

[Deleted]

selling this due to wife wanting a new kitchen. Fuck food.

[xmyart]

Asking about the flying copper in art republic and then not buying it for £250. oops