I'm going to be honest with you.When Rocket mentioned the cool "Hatch Show Print" to promote the bowl game in his Friday blog, I had no idea what he was talking about. No clue whatsoever.
Hatch Show Print?
I am new school. I just call them posters.
Hatch Show Print?
I am new school. I just call them posters.
Maybe Rocket can enlighten us on why they're called that (or you can chime in, too).
Anyway, here's what the bowl "poster" looks like. These are being distributed to businesses all around town.
I'm not trying to be a homer, but I think it looks great. I might just have to frame one and put it in my man cave. (Note: I currently don't have a man cave, but am working hard to get one).
And don't forget to purchase your bowl tickets today! What better way to say "I love you" than by surprising your significant other with some seats at LP Field for New Year's Eve (or maybe something from Spatula City could be good, too).
And don't forget to purchase your bowl tickets today! What better way to say "I love you" than by surprising your significant other with some seats at LP Field for New Year's Eve (or maybe something from Spatula City could be good, too).
I love the idea of framing this poster. So much so that I'm wondering how it can be done. Can fans get a hold of this poster anywhere? (Other than blatantly removing it from store fronts, of course)
ReplyDeleteYes, you can pick one up in the McGugin Center lobby while supplies last!
ReplyDeleteHere's a short video url about the history of Hatch Show Print in downtown Nashville:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.countrymusichalloffame.com/site/multimedia-video.aspx?cid=3966
Coming through in the clutch... Thanks for the link! I think this video answers just about everything we need to know.
ReplyDeletei picked up about 15 of them at Sport Seasons so i can frame one and give the rest to friends who didnt get one. i think they are awesome!
ReplyDeleteWould anyone know of any spare ones for a Vandy alum in Baltimore???
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