Three 10″ reel-to-reel Studio Tapes of source music used in the 1979 film Rock and Roll High School, including tracks by the Ramones, Velvet Underground, Devo, Brian Eno, Todd Rundgren, Nick Lowe, Fleetwood Mac, Alice Cooper, MC5 and others. This music was used in the background of various scenes. These tapes were rescued from a […]
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Two audiophile LP test pressings of the Ramones’ double album Live at the Palladium [RSD 2018] album, from the archive of legendary Ramones producer/engineer/associate Ed Stasium. These were used by Ed Stasium during the production process, and the cover has been signed by Stasium. Included is Stasium’s signed letter of authenticity, which reads: This letter […]
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A beautiful and very scarce first pressing of the Ramones 1976 self-titled debut album, on Sire/ABC Records. The Near Mint disc looks as if it’s been played once or twice, and has the Side A label which misspells ‘Blitzkreig Bop’ and has the incorrectly titled ‘Beat Is On The Brat’. The cover two is in […]
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Two different audiophile LP test pressings of the Ramones’ Leave Home album, from the archive of legendary Ramones producer/engineer/associate Ed Stasium. These include Stasium’s 2017 Leave Home remaster, and the Leave Home Sundragon Sessions (released for 2018’s Record Store Day.) Both of these were used by Ed Stasium during the production process, and the cover […]
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A rare vintage live photograph of Johnny Ramone performing at the Cleveland Music Hall on October 19, 1977, by noted music photographer Janet Macoska, from the collection of the group’s original manager Danny Fields. This rare photograph, printed at the time it was taken, shows Johnny playing his preferred Mosrite guitar. On the back is […]
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A rare 1976 promotional sticker advertising the Ramones’ self-titled debut album, from the collection of their original manager Danny Fields. This unused, vintage sticker was produced in 1976, and has the original crack and peel backing intact, printed with the manufacturer, MACbac’s information. This sticker has been reprinted many times, but this is the original […]
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A 10″ reel-to-reel Studio Tape of unreleased mono mixes of Ramones tracks from the 1979 film Rock and Roll High School. This tape was rescued from a trash dumpster by a former employee of the film’s producer, Roger Corman. It has been authenticated by longtime Ramones producer/engineer/mixer/collaborator Ed Stasium, who supervised the music for Rock […]
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A Sire/Rhino Records promotional poster advertising the 2005 box set Weird Tales of The Ramones, hand signed by 15 comic book artists who contributed artwork to the package–and whose art appears on the poster. The following artists signed the poster at an event for its release: Rick Altergott, Jordan Crane, Mary Fleener, John Holmstrom (co-founder […]
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Two one-sided acetates of the Ramones’ Leave Home album (Sundragon Sessions 2017), from the archive of legendary Ramones producer/engineer/associate Ed Stasium. This album was released for 2018’s Record Store Day, and include the withdrawn track ‘Carbona Not Glue’. These were used by Ed Stasium during the production process, and the cover of each disc has […]
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Four Ramones test pressing LP’s from the collection of longtime Ramones producer and engineer Ed Stasium, including: 2 discs of It’s Alive [Remaster 2019], and 2 discs of It’s Alive II [New Mix 2019] (Side four is a stamped ‘Gabba Gabba Hey’ graphic) These four test pressings were used by Stasium during the production process, and the cover […]
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A rare 1977 vintage Bob Gruen live photograph of the Ramones, likely at their early home base CBGB, from the collection of the group’s original manager Danny Fields. This rare photograph, printed at the time it was taken, shows the original lineup of Ramones in their leather jacketed glory. On the back is Bob Gruen’s […]
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Two one-sided acetates of the Ramones’ Leave Home album (40th Anniversary Remix), from the archive of legendary Ramones producer/engineer/associate Ed Stasium. These include the formerly withdrawn track ‘Carbona Not Glue’. These were used by Ed Stasium during the production process, and the cover of each disc has been signed by Stasium. Included is Stasium’s signed […]
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An exceptionally rare US promotional poster and tour snipe for the Ramones’ debut album, made by Sire Records then distributor, ABC Records. The Ramones self-titled debut was released by Sire/ABC in August 1976. By mid 1977, Sire had changed distribution to Warner Bros Records, and the album was reissued by Warners in 1978. This scarce poster, […]
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A rare 1970s vintage live photograph of the Ramones, from the collection of the group’s original manager Danny Fields. This rare photograph, printed at the time it was taken, shows Joey and Dee Dee Ramone in their leather jacketed glory. On the back is a handwritten photo credit which appears to read Bob Corter, with […]
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A 10″ reel-to-reel Master Tape of unreleased mono mixes of Ramones tracks from the 1979 film Rock and Roll High School. This tape was rescued from a trash dumpster by a former employee of the film’s producer, Roger Corman. It has been authenticated by longtime Ramones producer/engineer/mixer/collaborator Ed Stasium, who supervised the music for Rock […]
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A 10″ reel-to-reel Master Tape of unreleased mixes of Ramones live tracks, before overdubs were added, recorded for the 1979 film Rock and Roll High School. This tape was rescued from a trash dumpster by a former employee of the film’s producer, Roger Corman. It has been authenticated by longtime Ramones producer/engineer/mixer/collaborator Ed Stasium, who […]
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