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Kiran Aditham examines The Ramones' place in the pantheon of punk rock.
RAMONES Kiran Aditham courtesy www.officialramones.com With the moppy hair covering the constantly bespectacled eyes, the awkward stance and left-hand mic throttle, not too many iconoclasts of rock history were quite as recognizable as the lanky-framed Joey Ramone. Finally losing his quiet battle ...
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February 1999 :: Screen :: Ramones (David Lee Beowulf)
Ramones Ramones Around the World Rhino The Ramones have passed! Long live the Ramones! There's plenty to feast on as the criminally-neglected Ramones probably have so much interesting footage of their tours to release that this might be simply another in the long line of Ramones' "home movies." Because ...
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Terry Eagan reminds us that while Joey may be gone, the music remains.
EVERYONE LOVES THE RAMONES by Terry Eagan "Do you remember lying in bed/with the covers pulled up over your head?/Listening to the radio so no one can see…?" -- "Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio?" courtesy www.officialramones.com There is no time for remorse, regret or grief. While Joey Ramone may ...
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ramones, documentary, phil spector,End Of The Century,directed by Michael Gramaglia and Jim Fields,starring The Ramones,Carl F Gauze
END OF THE CENTURY DIRECTED BY MICHAEL GRAMAGLIA AND JIM FIELDS starring The Ramones Magnolia About halfway through this excellent documentary on the Ramones, a horrible thought struck me. These guys are Spinal Tap, only for real. The Ramones crawled from a dying New York City, influenced by a glam ...
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May 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Marky Ramone (David Lee Beowülf)
Intruder Alert! Intruder Alert! by David Lee Beowülf As most readers of Ink Nineteen know, we've reported on the Ramones for the last seven years (since the magazine's birth). We are proud of this, and I'm quite proud to declare myself a frothing-at-the-mouth Ramones fanatic! Before they disbanded ...
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Marcel Feldmar remembers how the city of Seattle gathered not to mourn Joey, but to celebrate his life, and reveals his top five Ramones memories.
4.18.01 by Marcel Feldmar It's some Wednesday night in April, 2001, and after working a long day at Easy Street Records, I head down to the Lava Lounge for some relaxation (read: alcohol). There's the guys from The Briefs spinning records that move from punk rock to new wave, and beyond. DOA, T. Rex ...
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Dee Dee Ramone passed away June 5 at the age of 49. Julio Diaz offers a Ramones-style tribute.
WANTOOTREEFAW! by Julio Diaz courtesy www.officialramones.com "Wantootreefaw!" It's a Ramones trademark, one of the smallest and simplest -- but absolutely most important -- things that made you sit up and take notice of the first* and greatest punk rock band ever. A quick, slurred yelp of a countdown ...
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Do your parents know that you're Ramones? The legendary punk icons' defining cinematic moment gets a deluxe DVD reissue as a tribute to the late, great Joey Ramone. James Mann takes you back to Rock 'N' Roll High School.
ROCK 'N' ROLL HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTED BY ALLAN ARKUSH Starring The Ramones, P.J. Soles, Mary Woronov, Paul Bartel If ever there was a perfect marriage between a band and an idea, Rock 'N' Roll High School was it. Produced by B-movie genius Roger Corman, this 1979 film has long been out of print. While ...
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For the musician's standpoint, we yield the floor to the compiler of the Ramones tribute album Gabba Gabba Hey, as former Adolescents and current ADZ lead singer Tony Reflex offers his reflections on one of his biggest inspirations.
TONY REFLEX REFLECTS by Tony Reflex My name is Tony Reflex and I am, besides a Ramones fan, the former singer of The Adolescents, Flower Leperds, Abandoned, and current singer of ADZ. I compiled a tribute double album in 1987 called Gabba Gabba Hey, and did liner notes for a German compilation called ...
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Carl F. Gauze recalls the day The Ramones changed the face of his Milwaukee college radio station forever.
CHANGING THE FACE OF COLLEGE RADIO by Carl F Gauze courtesy www.officialramones.com God, Joey sure wasn't too old to rock and roll, but it looks like he was young enough to die. I first heard the Ramones when working at a college station in Milwaukee, in, oh, maybe 1976 or '77. The second Ramones ...
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