Process: MUNICH

grady · #1 07-31-2006, 02:12 AM

What used to be easy to find is no longer. I've been trolling around for about an hour going through different book search engines in attempt to replace my copy of Process:MUNICH with no luck.

So now I stand here before you all, a tired and broken man.

Anyone else have any leads on getting a copy of Process:MUNICH?

The copy I have/had I came upon almost six years ago. Now I'm at a loss and asking at the behest of any dirties(or tomato's) with a copy to spare.

*_* · #2 07-31-2006, 05:47 AM

I hear you. This is prolly the only (formal) Tomato publication I don't have. I mean I even have all of the IDEA mag stuff, which has been sold out for quite some time. Anyhow, good luck, I've been on the lookout on and off for a few years now as well, to no avail. Ebay and Amazon are useless, as I'm sure you already know, and most booksellers don't really hang on to stuff like this for very long at all. A rarity indeed.

Good luck!

big screen satellite · #3 07-31-2006, 11:02 AM

me too i'm after Munich Process and the IDEA mag stuff...

i've search and ordered for it before only to be told its wasn't in stock after all, even though the site i ordered it from claimed it was in stock...

thing is they are not big print runs on these things and as such those who have them never put them up for sale...because whoever bought them wanted them for themsleves...

grady · #4 07-31-2006, 03:52 PM

I've run into people advertising MUNICH when infact they just have the regular Process book. So at different points in time these past few years I've had multiple copies of Process that I end up giving to people as gifts.

I missed out on a copy of that IDEA magazine about three years ago. At this point I would settle for high res scans of the magazine.