Tommy Ramone, the last surviving original member of the Ramones, died July 11.
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Learn all about Tommy Ramone & the Ramones in the book;
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Throughout the remarkable twenty-two-year career of the Ramones the seminal punk rock band, Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Famers, Recording Academy Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winners and inductees into The Library of Congress' National Recording Registry, Monte A. Melnick saw it all. He was the band’s tour manager from their 1974 CBGB debut to their final show in 1996. Now, in this NEW UPDATED EDITION he tells his story. Full of insider perspectives and exclusive interviews and packed with over 250 personal color photos and images; this is a must-have for all fans of the Ramones.
Jesus Christ, is there ONE online mention of the Ramones ANYWHERE in the world where Monte Melnick doesn't show up to flog his ancient book? Give it a rest, the announcement of a memorial is no place for your tasteless - and endless - greed!
ReplyDeleteIt's not really a memorial if you have to pay to get in, and then pay for drinks. The Bowery Electric is making their money, why not Monte Melnick?
ReplyDeleteBecause he already made a ton of money off them.
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