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There is a Green Day floppy disk – Dookie Demastered 💾🦖🧸

"The album that exploded punk rock 30 years ago, re-exploded onto obscure, obsolete, and inconvenient formats." Formats and more include: Player Piano Roll, Floppy Disk, Teddy Ruxpin, Doorbell, Game Boy Cartridge, Toothbrush, Big Mouth Billie Bass, HitClip, 8-Track, Wax Cylinder, X-Ray Record, Answering Machine, MiniDisc, Fisher Price Record, and Music Box.

Dookie Demastered

Green Day's landmark album, demastered in 15 formats. The way it was never meant to be heard.

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28 years ago today, an era came to an end

The Ramones never let up and gave their best every time they took the stage for over 20 years. It all ended on August 6, 1996 at the Palace in Hollywood, after 2,263 shows the Boyz had their last performance.

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Taking a little vacay, so I will be throwing out from the Vault for a few days. Steve Jones of The Sex Pistols on their Reunion tour in 2003 at the San Diego Street Scene.

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47 years ago

Debbie Harry of Blondie in front of CBGB, May 1977.

Location: 315 Bowery at Bleecker Street, New York City

Photo by Bob Gruen

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Joe Strummer, Notting Hill, London, 1983.

Photo by © Arthur Steel

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47 years ago

Dee Dee, Johnny, Arturo Vega, Rock Scene Reporter Lisa Robinson, Mickey Leigh & Joey.

Bataclan, Paris, May 2nd, 1977. First Ramones tour in Europe, co-headlining with Talking Heads

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47 years ago

David Johansen, Lenny Kaye, Dee Dee Ramone, and Andy Paley at CBGB, July 1977.

Photo by Bob Gruen

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1977 was a great year for punk rock releases and the year that opened a new (music) world to me

Do you have a favorite among these mega releases?