How a Trailblazing Punk Band Said 'Adios Amigos' 30 Years Ago originally appeared on Parade.

Most Ramones albums — especially the early ones — also had cover songs, and Leave Home has one of their strongest covers, “California Sun.” Ramones do The Rivieras’ 1964 surf rock ...

The Ramones never had huge commercial success in the U.S., despite 14 studio albums, a 1979 exploitation movie "Rock 'n' Roll High School," and a handful of iconic songs: "I Want to Be Sedated ...

13. "Acid Eaters" (1994) A quintessentially inessential exercise in paying tribute to the sounds of their pre-Ramones youth, it gets off to a promising start with "Journey to the Center of the ...

Mixed by Mac Seigel and mastered by Kevin Lively Mastering, Ramones said the album represents the best of all possible ...

The Ramones of the ’70s are iconic. They were at the vanguard of punk, and arguably pop punk, and created songs that are still considered classics of the genre today.

The Ramones’ “Hey! Ho! Let’s go!” is as grand and enduring a rock’ ‘n’ roll battle cry as many of the classic lines from the early anthems of such rock giants as Chuck Berry and the ...

Arguably, the Ramones most recognizable song is “I Wanna Be Sedated” off their fourth album, Road to Ruin which asserted: Just get me to the airport, put me on a plane ...

Ramones, the album, with 14 songs, came in at a remarkably short 29:04, which allowed it to be extremely "hot", i.e. loud. The album was released on 23 April 1976 to what might certainly be ...

Years ago, leafing through New York magazine, I came across an excerpt from Commando: The Autobiography of the Johnny Ramone. Featured alongside the excerpt was a sidebar in which the late Johnny ...

The Blu-ray Audio set also features each album’s original stereo mixes, now in hi-resolution. Ed Stasium—who originally engineered three of the albums—created the Atmos mixes for Leave Home, Rocket to ...

So, in an attempt to bridge my knowledge gap and make them feel less old, they started giving me classic albums I haven't heard to see what I thought. This week, they gave me the Ramones' debut album.