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JACK 086LP
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The Ramones live at Teatro Tendastrisce, Roma, May 9th, 1989. Also available on color vinyl (JACK 086CV-LP).
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JACK 086CV-LP
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Color vinyl. The Ramones live at Teatro Tendastrisce, Roma, May 9th, 1989.
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JACK 525LP
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Splatter vinyl version. Finally on vinyl, completely remastered and restored, the full original El Dorado 100.3FM broadcast from November 14th, 1994. Early '90s Ramones caught live in Montevideo, Uruguay, promoting the Acid Eaters LP and performing with co-headliners and lifelong Ramones fans, Sepultura. The South American leg of that Ramones tour remained legendary and this show makes no exception seeing the fast four performing in front of thousands of die-hard supporters. A must for all Ramones fans. Color vinyl.
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BFB 91001-2LP
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"This is a rare bootleg LP of The Ramones (with the accompanying poster) recorded live at the Roxy in LA and in a club in Boston, both recorded in 1976. The recording quality in uniformly very good on both sides. The white cardboard cover is in perfect condition. The Ramones banner is glued to the cardboard on the front and the tracklisting is glued to the back cover. There is also a poster with Joey pictured in the first picture and shown unfolded in the fourth picture."
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JACK 076LP
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Dear Boss presents The Ramones As Seen On TV. Also available in color vinyl (JACK 076CV-LP).
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JACK 076CV-LP
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Color vinyl version. Dear Boss presents The Ramones As Seen On TV.
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BEWELL 001LP
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"Volume 1 of this impressive collection chronicling the lesser-known recording side of the Kings of New York. The two volumes of Rare Ramones present a selection of B sides, demos and odd recording from the band, and Volume 1 covers the beginnings of the band, starting with the mythical Slug demo recorded in 1977 and finishing in 1984 with the band working on Too Tough To Die. An absolute treat for any Pinhead with their name!"
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BEWELL 002LP
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"Starting where Volume 1 ended, 1985, and covering the rest of the Ramones career, Volume 2 of the Rare Ramones two-volume series is a treat for all fans of The Kings. With a great selection of B sides, demos and other recordings Volume 2 contains 14 tracks of pure Bubblegum Punk bliss, including the very last Ramones studio recordings, done after the release of their last album Adios Amigos in 1995."
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NOGO 001LP
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"What a feast for fans of the real Fab 4! Here's a collection of 1983/84 sessions, demos, B sides (and more!) presenting the kings of punk going through critical times as they approach the fiasco of their previous album, Subterranean Jungle, and toughen their sound (never forgetting their Bubble Gum roots) to deliver what would be their hardest album to date, Too Tough To Die."
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SA 7528CLP
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Red colored vinyl reissue, manufactured by Rhino under license from Sire Records. Originally released in 1977, The Ramones' classic second LP contains their second song about sniffing glue (the once controversial "Carbona Not Glue" -- which has been correctly reinstated on this version) and is the first LP to feature their iconic presidential seal logo.
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SR 6042HLP
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The Ramones' third album, originally released in 1977. Includes the songs "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker," "Teenage Lobotomy," "Do You Wanna Dance?" and "Locket Love." 180 gram vinyl.
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SA 7528HLP
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2023 repress. Exact repro, 180 gram virgin vinyl pressing, manufactured by Rhino under license from Sire Records. Originally released in 1977, The Ramones' classic second LP contains their second song about sniffing glue (the once controversial "Carbona Not Glue" -- which has been correctly reinstated on this version) and is the first LP to feature their iconic presidential seal logo.
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