Released June 28, 2005, on Misfits Records, Fiend Club Lounge is the only all-new Nutley Brass release of the 21st century. Eleven classic Misfits anthems are transformed into a demented delight of cocktail cacophony.

So many reviews...most of 'em good!

Read the All Music Guide review -- there are rave reviews elsewhere, but this one sums things up pretty well.

Listen to samples and buy it from your favorite record store, online store, iTunes or direct from Misfits Records.

Fiend Club Lounge features all new paintings created exclusively for this release by legendary "Famous Monsters of Filmland" magazine cover artist Basil Gogos, plus an 8-page booklet and extensive liner notes. First pressing copies include a free Limited Edition Fiend Club Lounge drink coaster inside.

The Nutley Brass version of "Skulls" is featured in the movie and soundtrack Hot Rod.

 

With the group's third album, Ramones Songbook (Medicine Label, 1999), the Nutley Brass won widespread critical acclaim for their twinkling and tantalizing arrangements of such classics as "I Wanna Be Sedated" and "Blitzkrieg Bop."

Songs from this CD can be heard in the documentary Ramones Raw and the movie Sugar and Spice.

Special thanks to the late Joey Ramone for his involvement.

Out of print, but hear samples, read customer reviews and buy from resellers via Amazon.

"Ramones meets the elevator head-on through the clever genius of Sam Elwitt."
— Joey Ramone

"The arrangements reveal the sweet pop core at the heart of the Ramones' songwriting...'Beat on the Brat' becomes irrepressibly perky in the process."
— Q Magazine

Beat on the Brass (Nectar Masters, 1996)

Out of print. 18 punk rock anthems done the Nutley way, from the Adverts to the Stranglers.

Includes extensive and completely embarassing fictitious liner notes by the record label. Yeesh.

The Nutley Brass Plays the Greatest Hits of Shimmy-Disc (Shimmy-Disc, 1994)

Out of print. Features Nutley treatments of songs by King Missile, Fly Ashtray, Jad Fair and others.

Includes "Honey, I Sure Miss You," as heard in the 2005 documentary The Devil and Daniel Johnston.

Ramones Songbook Vols. 1 & 2 on Vital Music Records

Limited-edition 7-inch vinyl EPs that inspired the full-length CD of the same name, brought to you by the best punk/indie mail-order store on the planet.

Greasy Kid Stuff: Songs From Inside The Radio (Confidential Recordings, 2002)

Includes "Chicken: Impossible" by the Nutley Brass

Todos Somos Ramones (Rockaway Records, 2005)

Includes "Something to Believe In" by the Nutley Brass