RAMONES UNRELEASED MASTERPIECE ‘REBEL’S REQUIEM’ RESURFACES AFTER 45 YEARS

In a shocking discovery, a previously unreleased album by the legendary punk rock band Ramones has resurfaced after 45 years. The album, titled ‘Rebel’s Requiem’, was recorded in 1977 but never saw the light of day due to creative differences and label disputes.

According to sources close to the band, ‘Rebel’s Requiem’ was intended to be the Ramones’ fourth studio album, following the release of ‘Rocket to Russia’ in 1977. The album features 12 tracks, including several songs that were written and recorded during the same period as ‘Rocket to Russia’, but were ultimately left off the final cut.

The album’s existence was confirmed by Ramones archivist and historian, Monte Melnick, who stated, “We’ve known about ‘Rebel’s Requiem’ for years, but we never thought we’d see the day where it would be released. It’s a time capsule of the Ramones’ early days, and it’s a must-listen for any fan of the band.”

‘Rebel’s Requiem’ is set to be released on vinyl and CD on April 15th, with a special edition box set featuring rare photos, liner notes, and a bonus disc of unreleased demos and live recordings.

Tracklist:

1. “Rebel’s Requiem”
2. “I’m a Mess”
3. “Don’t Go”
4. “I Don’t Care”
5. “Bad Luck”
6. “Time Has Come Today”
7. “New York City”
8. “I’m Not Afraid”
9. “You’re Gonna Kill That Girl”
10. “Cretin Hop”
11. “All’s Quiet on the Eastern Front”
12. “Blitzkrieg Bop” (alternate version)

The release of ‘Rebel’s Requiem’ is a major discovery for Ramones fans and music historians, offering a unique glimpse into the band’s creative process and a new chapter in their legendary discography.

_PRE-ORDER ‘REBEL’S REQUIEM’ NOW_

Fans can pre-order ‘Rebel’s Requiem’ on the Ramones’ official website, with exclusive bundles and merchandise available. A portion of the proceeds will go towards the Ramones’ charity foundation, supporting music education and punk rock initiatives.