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RAMONES Museum To Open In Berlin

September 12, 2005

MTV.com is reporting that a museum dedicated to the RAMONES will open in Berlin on September 16. It will boast more than 300 original memorabilia items, collected between the band's earliest stages all the way up through the final RAMONES concert nine years ago. Along with hundreds of press clippings and gig flyers, the museum features one of the first RAMONES concert T-shirts, a pair of Johnny Ramone's jeans, sneakers and drumsticks used by Marky, and Joey's old stage glove. There's even a leather jacket along with the RAMONES' debut on vinyl — both signed by all four members of the groundbreaking punk act.

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