Ramones – Ramones

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Artist: Ramones

Title: Ramones

Year: 1976

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Tracklist

  • 1. Blitzkrieg Bop - 2016 Remaster (2:14)
  • 2. Beat on the Brat - 2016 Remaster (2:31)
  • 3. Judy Is a Punk - 2016 Remaster (1:32)
  • 4. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - 2016 Remaster (2:24)
  • 5. Chain Saw - 2016 Remaster (1:56)
  • 6. Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue - 2016 Remaster (1:35)
  • 7. I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement - 2016 Remaster (2:40)
  • 8. Loudmouth - 2016 Remaster (2:15)
  • 9. Havana Affair - 2016 Remaster (1:57)
  • 10. Listen to My Heart - 2016 Remaster (1:58)
  • 11. 53rd & 3rd - 2016 Remaster (2:21)
  • 12. Let's Dance - 2016 Remaster (1:51)
  • 13. I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You - 2016 Remaster (1:42)
  • 14. Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - 2016 Remaster (2:12)
  • 15. Blitzkrieg Bop - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (2:12)
  • 16. Beat on the Brat - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (2:31)
  • 17. Judy Is a Punk - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (1:31)
  • 18. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (2:24)
  • 19. Chain Saw - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (1:53)
  • 20. Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (1:35)
  • 21. I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (2:37)
  • 22. Loudmouth - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (2:13)
  • 23. Havana Affair - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (1:56)
  • 24. Listen to My Heart - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (1:56)
  • 25. 53rd & 3rd - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (2:18)
  • 26. Let's Dance - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (1:51)
  • 27. I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (1:44)
  • 28. Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - 40th Anniversary Mono Mix (2:10)
  • 1. Blitzkrieg Bop - Single Version (2:12)
  • 2. Blitzkrieg Bop - Mono (2:11)
  • 3. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (2:25)
  • 4. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - Original Mono; 2016 Remaster (2:27)
  • 5. Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - Uncensored Vocals (2:12)
  • 6. I Don't Care - Demo; 2016 Remaster (2:01)
  • 7. 53rd & 3rd - Demo (2:23)
  • 8. Loudmouth - Demo (2:16)
  • 9. Chain Saw - Demo (2:01)
  • 10. You Should Have Never Opened That Door - Demo; 2016 Remaster (1:44)
  • 11. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - Demo (1:53)
  • 12. I Can't Be - Demo; 2016 Remaster (2:02)
  • 13. Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - Demo (2:13)
  • 14. I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You - Demo (1:55)
  • 15. Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue - Demo; 2016 Remaster (1:45)
  • 16. I Don't Wanna Be Learned / I Don't Wanna Be Tamed - Demo; 2016 Remaster (1:17)
  • 17. You're Gonna Kill That Girl - Demo (2:51)
  • 18. What's Your Name - Demo; 2016 Remaster (2:57)
  • 1. Loudmouth - Live at the Roxy, Hollywood, CA 8/12/76; Set 1; 2016 Remaster (2:10)
  • 2. Beat on the Brat - Live at the Roxy, Hollywood, CA, 8/12/76; Set 1; 2016 Remaster (2:36)
  • 3. Blitzkrieg Bop - Live at the Roxy, Hollywood, CA, 8/12/76; Set 1; 2016 Remaster (2:13)
  • 4. I Remember You - Live at the Roxy, Hollywood, CA 8/12/76; Set 1; 2016 Remaster (2:17)

Review

The Ramones kicked down the doors of 1976 with their debut album "Ramones," flipping the bird to the bloated rock scene of the time. Forget stadium excess—these guys hammered out manic, buzzsaw tracks like "Blitzkrieg Bop" and "Beat on the Brat," each charging in, smashing the place up, and tearing out before you realize what hit you. Recorded in a mere week (because who needs luxury when you've got attitude?), the record bottles that grimy New York energy so tightly you can practically smell the sweat and leather.

Clocking in at a wild 29 minutes, "Ramones" is pure punk ADD—no ballads, no filler, just relentless hooks and a dash of gleeful violence thrown in for good measure. The band's humor is as sharp as their sound, lampooning both suburban life and themselves. While the suits and critics were busy yawning, this album slipped a leather jacket on rock music and forced it into a sprint, influencing generations of wannabe rebels and iconoclasts in the process. Organize your own mosh pit—this record commands respect. - Ace

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