Autographed THE RAMONES Leave Home vinyl CARBONA NOT GLUE signed by Joey Johnny
$
103
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Description
Original US release on Sire records. This contains the deleted track "Carbona Not Glue". The vinyl is in VG+ condition, there are light paper sleeve scuffs but no scratches, very playable. The cover is VG- (NOTE: what may appear to be water damage on the back cover is NOT...the cloud-like coloring on the back may give the illusion that it is, but is not water damaged). The paper inner picture sleeve is split down one side, so the vinyl is kept in a separate blank sleeve.
I had Joey and Johnny sign this on November 13, 1993 after their show at The Boathouse in Norfolk, VA. I met the Ramones several times back in the day. The pictures of me with the band are from various times that I met them.
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