I found them when I was 13 in 1977, wish I was a couple of years older.

One of us

Claus..you saw the light at least......its never to late

You're never too old for rock n roll man

Aguante los ramones por siempre la mejor banda punkrockera del planeta!!!

Sur.

Juste eux!

è vero una voce special fuori categoria...

agreed Watch this one and see how those so called vocalist artist can't sing any of Joey's tunes kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ptp8oshhztywlKM.html

Thank God

You won't be buried in a pet semetary

David K k me old

Honestly, better in 96. Loco Live '95 is my favorite live album of all time.

Andrew Fultz its alive from 1977 is way better

74-96

Andrew Fultz I think loco live came out in March 91.

No they upped there tempo around 86 after animal boy album when they released it's alive the tempo was slower.

There are no more good punk rock bands anymore someone needs to step up to the plate and go back to the basics it's sad to see the world of music in the position it is right now

+Rage Gaming there's no more heartfelt music out there. I haven't liked any new bands in like 12 years.

here's 3 that keep me rock addicted: social distortion. reunited misfits. pennywise.

Cheetah Chrome well I know yer not the real Cheetah Chrome

StArBuRsT Of course not, but some people ask me that, lol. I'm not trying to pretend, just think it's a cool name.

Not all of their music was punk Slow love ballads ain't punk

I guess Im randomly asking but does anyone know a trick to get back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost my login password. I would love any tricks you can give me

@Jaime Houston instablaster :)

@Ian Juelz thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff now. Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.

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Tengo tantos amigos fallecidos, "flipados" por esto. No pierdas la fe.

Hago.mias tus palabras!! Esta música es la banda sonora.de.mi.adoedcencia. gracias Ramones x venir a rosario aquel noviembre del 94!! Hoy lo valoro.el.doble

MNIE TEZ😢

por que piensas en otros? disfruta el momento alaba su grandesa pero no compares. disculpa mi entromision.

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I saw Joey Johnny,and whomever was the other guitar ist/bassist,only non original was drummer.

i saw them in 1992

I saw them in 1979. very grateful

Jon Haymaker m2! 84

Saw them 1991 at leeds T&C amazing o remember all the dry ice when they came on.brilliant

+Chris Marshall I tried it once, I had to give up after a few seconds :-) That man was an amazing guitar player

used to do it cuz johnny did it. the trick is you hit the chord on the 1-2 and downstroke the 3-4 like BAHH-BABA!! lol

he looks like he's strumming cuz he is but he only hits it on the downstrokes, so it's not really hard **

Prob so fuckin high, he couldn't feel it lol

Johnny wasn't into drugs, it was that dang DeeDee kid :p

tabbygail7 True

True, they are really garbage.

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Alguna se escapa si

great observation. shit, the band has been gone for as long as they existed in the first place (if you start the clock with their first album). life really speeds up as you age... i don't like where this trend is going... they were a band that, by 1996, SEEMED to have been around forever. but bands that were by comparison "young" at the time, like RHCP, Pearl Jam, the Big 4 of thrash, never mind the classic rock bands from the 70s that still tour, actually had way longer careers.

Fuck Hipsters

I was still a little kid when they ended the band, but I remember a local commercial in NYC that had the "Rockaway Beach" song in it. It was probably the first song that I ever heard from them, along with "Somebody Put Something in My Drink" (while watching Like Father, Like Son). I didnt actually know what the band looked like, until an episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast. But I remember that the NYC that I was born into, Time Square was dark (dim lights, looked like something out of Escape From New York), filled with pimps, whores, and porn theaters and shops. The Subways were also dark (dim yellow lights), filled with graffiti art (inside and outside subway trains), and the official smell was urine. The subway fare was $1.25 (same as a slice of pizza), now fare has become close to a cab ride... It was definitely not the over-expensive "Disney World", that its become.... But sadly many things are also gone, there was an arcade place that I loved as a kid in Time Square that was called "PLAYLAND" and its been gone.... Manny's Music, FAO Schwarz, and Arnold Hatters, are also all gone... DC Comics abandoned New York for LA. Ive gone back to places in NYC that are soo different (aesthetically), that I feel like a stranger in my own city. So for me the Ramones' music reflects the NYC that I knew as a kid, and not the yuppie/hipster cesspool thats forced-out many of us natives due to gentrification. Youre right, all of those bands are a lot older now, than the Ramones were when they retired. In my opinion, I think bands should retire after a number of years. Its good to retire at the top of their field, and not become like some bands that are passed their prime (musically and chronologically), and dont know when to quit. I think that some of the bands that you mentioned, are guilty of that.

Dick Grayson I've lived in Brooklyn and Staten Island my whole life. Yeah, I mean CBGB is gone! Dude I had a couple of crazy nights there seeing Joey (post Ramones retirement). How the fuck can they let that happen? St.Mark's Place in the Village was a great place to hang out and have a punk rock night on the town. It's all fucking gone. The club Continental that was there, where I seen the Dwarves, Lunachicks, etc, Joey used to have Christmas shows there, went to replacing rock bands with a fucking DJ. Dunno if it's even still there. Then take the cleanup of Coney Island in Brooklyn. So yeah. The way the subways looked is captured on Subterranean Jungle's cover. I don't know if you like music like this, but Agnostic Front's video "old New York" complains about all this. The California punk band Pennywise, funny enough, have a video called "homesick" where the complain about the opposite happening to LA, that it went from clean and respectable to gritty.

Cheetah Chrome “I've lived in Brooklyn and Staten Island my whole life. Yeah, I mean CBGB is gone! Dude I had a couple of crazy nights there seeing Joey (post Ramones retirement). How the fuck can they let that happen?” What was that like? “St.Mark's Place in the Village was a great place to hang out and have a punk rock night on the town. It's all fucking gone. The club Continental that was there, where I seen the Dwarves, Lunachicks, etc, Joey used to have Christmas shows there, went to replacing rock bands with a fucking DJ. Dunno if it's even still there. Then take the cleanup of Coney Island in Brooklyn. So yeah.” The old St. Mark's can be seen, in the We Want the Airwaves video. Sadly today it seems like a hipster-hub in that area. But I remember that they opened a Gangster Museum a few years back, maybe that gave the place some testosterone to balance out the hipster estrogen. Hey did you ever see GG Allin? “The way the subways looked is captured on Subterranean Jungle's cover.” Yup, I also remember as a kid that there were times when the lights inside the carts, would flicker on and off as the trains ran. “I don't know if you like music like this, but Agnostic Front's video "old New York" complains about all this. The California punk band Pennywise, funny enough, have a video called "homesick" where the complain about the opposite happening to LA, that it went from clean and respectable to gritty." Ive never been into those bands, but Ill view the Front's video out of curiosity. Growing up I was mostly into Heavy Metal (specifically Thrash/Speed). My favorite Metal band has always been Megadeth (the Business and Rust line ups, are my favorites). I like most of their albums, but their first four albums are Metal masterpieces. I also liked other metal bands, like Ratt, Scorpions, Motorhead, Early Metallica (1981 - 1986), Early Def Leppard, Early Judas Priest, Black Sabbath (Ozzy version), ect. Ministry were my favorite industrial metal band, but I got out once Jourgensen started pushing the Crowley stuff. One thing about music that pushes me away, is if a band starts getting Satanic, or too political, then I lose interest. For Punk rock (or “street rock” as I like to call it), Ramones are my favorites. Then behind them I like Fear, Agent Orange, Wipers, some Black Flag, Biohazard (they can fall under metal too). I also like other Rock genres, but its mostly 1980's music. Hey which Ramones line-up do you like best?

+st. baptiste It should have been at CB´s :/

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at this point in the bands career Johnny Ramone the guitarist had moved to Los Angeles and became friends with rob zombie nic cage Eddie vedder and Kirk hammit so he wanted the last show to be in LA so he didn't have to pay a flight to la from new york. its some bull shit

Because they loved Argentinians!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NYC was supposed to be the last show (yes...after River Plate. i have a board feed/bootleg from it) but $$$ changes things. This LA show was supposed to be further down the street/sumset strip at a brand new club called Billboard Live next door to the Roxy(site of old Gazzarris, and now 1 O-A--K). They offered Ramones a fortune to end their career there as it would put them on the map and give them instant credibility on the level of Whiskey, Roxy, Troubadour etc at a time when LA club market was super competitive and crowded with venues. The Fire marshall didn't grant the new club permits and they didn't open in time (opened a little later with Tony Bennett) so they moved the show to The Palace the day before. Goldenvoice was the promoter. I was at this show. I'd seen them 15+ times between 1988 - 1996. sill to this day my favorite band. It was a weird show as Billboard Live was half the size of The Palace and they honored those tickets but don't believe they sold anymore after it moved or at the door. with the strikes for the filming platforms the Palace was 1/2 empty. Every latino gangster in the hood and a lot of hollywood weirdos snuck in thru the kitchen just to see what was up. Weird crowd and a poor vibe. Band was tight but they seemed over it. Eddie fucking Vedder singing the last song w/ Joey broke my heart. people were spiting at him from the crowd.

Absolutely

it got better.

era la malattia mancavano le energie al lungo di gambe mitico e unico joei

Pretty impressive when you realize he had already been dealing with cancer for a few years by then. Unless I'm mistaken and he was diagnosed after the band broke up.

Only noticed that now I've seen this video about 5 times hahaha

❤BRAWO TY

+Scott Hitchcock I think he means they weren't defiant when they bought their tickets, but it was definitely sold out... ;)

+George Hernandez pretty sure every show they played for the last 2 decades that they were touring were sold out

It's true. Once they finally got their name out there, they played small venues in North America and played larger venues everywhere else

It was impossible to get a ticket!

Those are the people who listen to Beyonce and j Beiber

Come on, they are one of the most overrated bands ever.

If you believe that - you don't fucking know Rock & Roll!

Trolls

Yes, only mother f...... Who don't know about good music , people who listen Justin Biever and all that's crap ,they disliked this video I thank god everyday for being discover rock music as a kid i cant imagine myself listening Biever or rap or Latin music or raggetton or whatever is call

Yeah they struggled... They were millionaires. All four of them. Ramones shirts year sale profits were 1 million plus from 1980 forward. They sold only one gold record in US when the band was active, still they played on 3000-6000 crowd venues, usually band must have 2-3 albums which go gold in a row to perform for crowd that big allmost every night.

@heyhey heyhey thats a really intense touring schedule, over 22 years average 1 gig every 3 days, thats fucking intense if you look into how much time it takes to get to the next place. pretty much on the road constantly, no time for any other life

sono d accordo.......

Well, it was mainly the US that didn't recognize them as they should have done. In Argentina, in 1996, they sold out a 50.000 people stadium, and before that show, they had played in 10.000-20.000 people venues from 1990 to 1995. Every night sold out. In Argentina, The Ramones are the most respected and loved band of all time. And they are definitely the most influential band of all time with The Beatles. Both bands just simply changed music.

I read recently that they started making a ton of money when their songs started being used on commercials. Some may say that is selling out, but as hard and long as they worked, they deserved to make some money. I hope they enjoyed it before they died.

The greatest rock n roll band is actually the Beatles, the ramones is greatest punk rock band for me. they play punk rock before punk rock become something

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puppy cat seeing him in a few months! !!!

Ill make shure 2 tell him that

he's a dick!!

check what real drummers do. nils dominator fjellström will laugh about this easy play

@@deaddycruel Death Metal band from Finland?

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Absolutely, i wanna see some modern performer doing this tight set without backing tracks & autotune :P

psayco19 no lograba saber de dónde es que tengo está grabación en audio.. Gracias por la data. Aguante Ramones! 💪

Decime que se puede conseguir todavia

Yo tb lo tengo tremendo material me trajeron mis tíos que son de BsAs con el último recital que fue en River Plate. Lo tengo como reliquia❤

@@gustavobritos3651 beato te. Come ti invidio...

yo tengo el VHS hasta hoy!

those were certainly some badasses concerts.

+Paul Perron how did the Black Sabbath crowd react to them?

+1967PONTIACGTO Well I was pretty stoned at the time but I think the Ramones managed two or three songs before they were booed off stage in a hail of bottles and cans....

lol...I asked because the same thing happened when I saw them at a music festival in Toronto in 1979 which included Aerosmith, Ted Nugent, Johnny Winter, AC/DC and Nazareth..I left when the Ramones did! Genius is often misunderstood

Sounds like it was great concert, except for the Ramones. They were already known as a NY Punk band so it was a huge mistake to pair them with the well known rock bands of that era. But I think they just wanted to get their name out and must have known they would not last long on stage.

maybe James hetfield except its not full barre chords

Oooh, then you got ALOT more Lemmy/MOTORHEAD to research my friend lol! Rock on! R.I.P. Lemmy!