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Hey ho, let's go! It's the June issue of Thirsty, and we've got all the Joey Ramone Birthday Bash coverage you can handle!

Thirsty is honored to have sponsored this event for the second year in a row. Our feature contains exclusive photos and an entire wrap-up of the evening, which included a Dictators reunion, a performance by Mary Weiss of the Shangri-La's, and a touching set from Joey's brother, Mickey Leigh!

Our Birthday Bash coverage also brings New York City's glam-punk brats Semi-Precious Weapons into its Listening Post! Check out the page and listen to the band's single, "Magnetic Baby"!



Also in June:

An interview with Ministry - our own Andy Lyman sits down with Sin Quirin and Burton C. Bell as the industrial legends play their final shows in Chicago, back where it all started. You won't want to miss this highly exclusive feature!

Well, All Right! Thirsty phones in with Chris Dangerous of The Hives! Only Thirsty connects to the guys from Sweden as they prepare to head back out for their "Black and White" tour!

An interview with Jordi Scott and Starr Rinaldi - these New York City fashion designers know rock n' roll has to look as good as it sounds! From their storefront in New York's East Village, the duo discuss their inspiration for creating duds for sexy fashionistas.

From Tokyo, Michael Lara explores the gentle sounds of Ted Lennon with his interview, which "explains the relationship between spider webs and seas."

"Midnight Boom" - the amazing new record from that scuzz-rock duo, The Kills. It's dirty cigarettes and alcohol rock n' roll, and Thirsty loves it.



Also featured in the June issue of Thirsty:

The Top 10 Perks of Being a Rock Star

La Banda Punk Argentina: exploring the phenomenal success of The Ramones in South America

Dance Much? Images by Ruben Cantu

"I'm Mad as Hell and I'm Not Going to Take it Anymore!" The Great Gasoline Revolt of 2008

Also take a stroll on the Thirsty Beach to feed your rock n' roll appetite, and be sure to drop a coin in the Thirsty Jukebox for charity! We've added the legendary Debbie Harry, and our beloved Joey Ramone holds the number 1 spot. What's taking you so long?

It's one of our biggest issues ever, paying tribute to one of Thirsty's heroes. It was spring in New York City and Thirsty was there. So read up, take a listen, and discover what the rest of the world is catching on to.



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