And I still listen to them today at 62 years old.........

The Ramones sounded like everybody and nobody else.
When their self-titled debut album was released, the punk music scene wasn't what it would become a year later, and the band's ancestral forefathers – at least as far as bands playing guitar-fueled garage rock – were few and far between: MC5, the Stooges, maybe some of the groups found on the Nuggetscompilation.


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Wants to join the "cereal box" dating service. I've dated enough flakes and nuts...all I want is the prize now.

I never really listened to the Ramones much at the time, I have a lot more appreciation for them now. I was more into hard rock like Judas Priest and AC/DC when the Ramones were their peak but I did/do like Patti Smith (not really punk but she gets lumped in with that genre) and the Violent Femmes (same).

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I'm condescending. That means I talk down to you.

I actually liked disco.. Still do.

I like The Ramones too!

I don't think there's any kind of music I don't like..

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I actually liked disco.. Still do.

I like The Ramones too!

I don't think there's any kind of music I don't like..

Obviously you haven’t heard me sing…

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I actually liked disco.. Still do.

I like The Ramones too!

I don't think there's any kind of music I don't like..

Obviously you haven’t heard me sing…

That's why they use autotune haha

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Never mind the Bollocks...here's the Ramones.

The only REAL punk rock group to come out of the late 70's punk era....or, at least the only one with any staying power.

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"Remember Red, Hope is a good thing. Maybe the best of things. And no good thing ever dies."  - Andy Dufresne, The Shawshank Redemption