An original Wine Menu from the legendary NYC club Max’s Kansas City, famously a home away from home for Andy Warhol and his crowd, the place where David Bowie met Iggy Pop, where Debbie Harry of Blondie worked as a waitress, and where many legendary bands played including the Velvet Underground, Ramones, Bruce Springsteen, Bob […]
A Ramones full band signed cover for their 1981 album Pleasant Dreams, autographed boldly in black marker by Johnny, Marky, Dee Dee and Joey Ramone, who adds ’88 after his signature. The cover is in excellent condition, and comes with a letter of authenticity from RR Auctions, as well as Recordmecca’s letter of authenticity and […]
A huge and extremely impressive Day-Glo concert poster advertising a Ramones concert at the Queen’s Student Union in Belfast, Northern Ireland on June 26, 1985. The 30″ x 40″ poster depicts the band against the setting sun, inspired by the artwork from their eighth studio album, Too Tough To Die. Originally machine folded, this impressive […]
A fully autographed copy of the rare 1988 promotional only Ramones 12″ EP featuring “I Wanna Be Sedated” (The Updated Sedated Radio Mix)/”I Wanna Be Sedated” (Ramones-On-45 Mega Mix!)/Indian Giver. This was released to promote their first greatest hits album, Ramones Mania, and the “Mega-Mix” is a rare B-Side “Stars-on-45” type mix combining “Sedated” with […]
The first ever Ramones concert poster, boldly signed by the original lineup. This poster, designed by Ramones creative director Arturo Vega, was used during 1975 by the band at various dates in and around New York City, sometimes with dates added to the bottom. Arturo Vega was the ‘Fifth Ramone’, who designed their legendary logo, […]
A truly unique Ramones collectible–the two original Reel to Reel master tapes for their 1978 album Road to Ruin (one for Side 1, one for Side 2.) We acquired these from Ramones producer/engineer/mixer (and all around great guy) Ed Stasium, and included are his signed letters of authenticity detailing the history of the tapes, as […]
A truly unique Ramones collectible–an original master tape of unreleased Rough Mixes for their 1977 ROCKET TO RUSSIA album. We acquired these from Ramones producer/engineer/mixer (and all around great guy) Ed Stasium, and included is his signed letter of authenticity detailing the history of the tape, as well as a high resolution digital transfer on […]
A truly incredible Ramones collectible–an original master copy (on two 7″ reels) of the mix down tapes for The Ramones 1978 album ROAD TO RUIN. These were made directly from the unmastered mix tapes by the album’s co-producer/engineer/mixer, Ed Stasium for his reference while working on the album. As Stasium writes in his letters of […]
A unique Ramones collectible–a 7″ reel-to-reel tape of “live off the floor” rough mixes of the Ramones classic album Road to Ruin. Included are alternate mixes of seven songs, with reference vocals and no guitar overdubs, and including an unfinished version of “Needles and Pins.”. We acquired this tape from Ed Stasium, longtime Ramones producer/engineer/mixer/collaborator. […]
A first pressing copy of the album The Ramones Leave Home, signed by Joey, Dee Dee, Johnny and Tommy Ramone. The Ramones signed this album at a February 1977 in-store appearance at Licorice Pizza Records in Hollywood (across the street from the Whisky-A-Go-Go,) while in Los Angeles to play a five night stand at the […]
A unique Ramones collectible–two 10″ reels of rough mixes of the Ramones classic album Leave Home. Included are alternate mixes of 15 songs. We acquired these from Ed Stasium, longtime Ramones producer/engineer/mixer/collaborator. Included is his signed letter of authenticity detailing the history of the tapes, as well as high resolution digital transfers on CD made […]
An extremely rare poster promoting the “1st Annual Punk Magazine Awards Ceremony,” held at Club Hollywood, NYC, October 13, 1978. “Scheduled to appear” were the Ramones, Kiss, Blondie, the Dead Boys, Richard Hell & The Voidoids, the Dictators and the Village People (!). The audience included Lou Reed, Jerry Nolan, Peter Wolf, Danny Fields, Lester […]
A huge (nearly 4′ tall) Boxing-Style concert poster for the legendary US Festival– Sept 3rd-5th 1982 at Glen Helen Regional Park. This has one of the most eclectic and star filled lineups over 3 days of any festival ever. The artists include The Police, The Grateful Dead, The Ramones, Fleetwood Mac, Talking Heads, The B-52’s, […]
A handbill advertising the Ramones at CBGB, June 5-8, 1975, as a part of what may be their first-ever press kit. These were some of the earliest Ramones shows, at their home base and launching pad–with Talking Heads opening. This three page press kit features the original handbill stapled to two pages of reprints of […]
A vintage original photograph of The Ramones performing live circa 1976, by famed photographer Bob Gruen. Noted for his photographs of John Lennon, The Clash, the Sex Pistols and many others, Gruen captured the New York Scene during the 1970’s perhaps more than any other photographer. With Gruen’s stamped photo credits appears on the […]