Their best "experimental" album, and they place it on the same level with the bubblegummy Pleasant Dreams? And is the Blitzkrieg Bop German? I don't know how these two things are related to each other, but everything in this goddamn fuckin' world is related. "I Wanna Be Sedated"||"2020: This Year Was Over-Rated"||Chris Wolvie|.
Dee Dee recorded with I. C. L. C). The trivia tidbit you probably all know is that 'Sheena Is A Punk Rocker' (a nice enough song, but I think they later explored the same melody better on 'Rock'n'Roll High School') was not present on the original issue; it replaced the "great lost Ramones jewel" 'Carbona Not Glue' which had to be taken off due to copyright infringement because some of the laws of the world are friggin' stupid, and nowadays you have to enjoy/tolerate it on both this album and Rocket To Russia. I got you, I won't let go. Luckily they make up for it with the power pop ballad 'My-My Kind Of A Girl', later ripped off by Fountains of Wayne for the slower and more elaborated 'She's Got A Problem' (and definitely ripped off by Joey from some Phil Spector tune that I can't identify because I've never had any luck distinguishing one Phil Spector tune from another. Blitzkrieg Bop||WWII Education||Mack the Knife|. Besides, look at those lyrics! Ramones - I Don't Care (2017 Remaster): listen with lyrics. Nowhere in sight, partially because they didn't like them, partially because they couldn't play them. Even Mark Prindle doesn't, and he's the biggest Ramones fan in existence. The rest of the songs aren't worth discussing (well, maybe 'Cretin Family' deserves a mention for its impossible cheesiness and "cashing in" on past cliches). Remember what it could've been. For their next album, the band went to Joan Jett's co-producer, Ritchie Cordell, and the guy took good care of Johnny's guitars this time around - not only are they audible, they are loud, ferocious, distorted, and... overdubbed several times, as if this could compensate for the mildness of Pleasant Dreams. 'I Don't Care' rips off Black Sabbath's 'N. Now all I need is a nice little live performance of 'She's The One', and my dreams will be complete).
Then there's 'Somebody Like Me', which begins shamelessly like 'Blitzkrieg Bop' (I mean, the number of Ramones songs that recycles the riff of 'Blitzkrieg Bop' probably measures in the dozens, but this here intro is just a carbon copy, and the Ramones didn't have all that many carbon copies really), but then manages to carve its own identity with the 'I'm just a guy who likes to get drunk, I'm just a guy who likes to dress punk' chorus. Tommy quit, 1978, replaced by Marky Ramone (Marc Bell). Track listing: 1) Durango 95; 2) Blitzkrieg Bop; 3) Do You Remember Rock And Roll Radio; 4) I Wanna Be Sedated; 5) Spiderman; 6) I Don't Wanna Grow Up; 7) Sheena Is A Punk Rocker; 8) Rockaway Beach; 9) Strength To Endure; 10) Cretin Family; 11) Do You Wanna Dance; 12) We're A Happy Family; 13) The Crusher; 14) 53rd & 3rd; 15) Beat On The Brat; 16) Pet Sematary; 17) R. A. I don't care ramones lyrics. M. O. N. E. S. ; 18) Any Way You Want It.
Either be true to your word or be more careful with those album titles. More beautiful pop music: 'Swallow My Pride'. Lyrics for Blitzkrieg Bop by Ramones - Songfacts. Blitzkrieg for the speed of their travel from one city to another, and Bop, for music. Writed song, Ramones didn't recorded. Boy, I never thought the Ramones could have pulled off such an exciting guitar arrangement. "Censorshit"|| Tipper what's that sticker doing on my CD? Their melodies were crude and unsophisticated, but they were melodies, with a guitar solo here and there; they could occasionally give out a long, sort-of-epic composition (the days of true hardcore punk were still ahead); and their lyrics pretended at heralding a new social revolution.
So they return back to Tommy Ramone and hand him the production reins, and good old Tommy never disappoints. As well as one of the last punk bands). Do you remember Hullaballoo, Upbeat, Shindig, and Ed Sullivan too? But the show, surprisingly enough, is good. Also, C. Ramones i don't care lyrics song. 's "one two three four"s hardly equal the Dee Dee way of doing things). Johnny from Los Angeles, CaI think this is a song to get you energized for the event you are about to do. Are the greatest lyrics ever written - it takes the Ramones two sentences to perfectly express the same thing that took all these Nuggets bands loads and loads and loads of poetic tears and torment to convey. Provided you're not, you might wanna turn your brain off for half an hour and enjoy this anyway - cuz I never said it ain't enjoyable. But on the positive side, you have almost everything else!
And I do advise you to get this album, if only for the tracklist - a great way to assess all the different periods of the Ramones brought together in this one place and synthesized like this. LONG LIVE THE RAMONES! It's easily the best ever combination of shiny happy bubblegummy music and punkish energy I've heard in my life. My Brain Is Hanging Upside Down||Brain Surgeon||Anonymous Bob|. I Don't Care (Ramones cover. Yeah sure, so the president was an asshole when he laid his wreaths on the Nazi graves; so somebody like Sting or Bono would be more qualified to sing about that. There's no stoppin' the cretins from hoppin' You gotta keep it. Anyway, the Ramones' cover of Motorhead's tribute is kinda forgettable if you don't know the story behind it, but kinda cute if you do know the story. The Ramones fucked all that way before 1977 even came along in the first place. Well, considering 1986 was the worst year in history as far as music is concerned, what do we expect of the Ramones? The cover of 'I Can't Control Myself' is, of course, an obligatory gesture - after all, the Troggs were sort of the Ramones before the Ramones. 'Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue' borrows a guitar line from Pete Townshend's soloing on the live 'My Generation' and turns it into a terrific "deconstruction" of the guitar solo.
Everywhere I hear the sound of marching charging feet, boy. I can't quite discern if he's adding his unique bass abilities to the proceedings, but I do seem to hear an extra rumble in my speakers which could be him, or maybe I'm mistaken. Cj from West Haven, Ctpunk anthem! He still contributed songs on a regular basis. Ramones i don't care lyrics. It feels strangely out of place on this overall happy-poo record - a bitter, pissed off lament at how fucked up radio programming is (because they don't play the Ramones on the radio, of course! To make a generic synth-pop album? I Want A New Drug To Be Sedated |. The Ramones were minimalists. That doesn't make stuff like 'Havana Affair', 'Listen To My Heart', or 'Let's Dance' any less of the classics they rightly are. Yes, there are melodies in Ramones' songs, based on three to four chords, never evolving, never getting you by their second minute to any place where you haven't been to in the first minute. Their main weakness (> 0 only because of things like they did with that Phil guy), but then again, who really cares?