You need It's Alive, recorded in 77 at the Rainbow gig mentioned upthread.I only have End of the Century - the Phil Spector produced one. I think I should get some more . . .
That's a good album, but you definitely need to get the early ones too. I recommend numbers 1, 2, 3, 4...I only have End of the Century - the Phil Spector produced one. I think I should get some more . . .
Listened to this first thing today on your recommendation, was a great start to working from home!You need It's Alive, recorded in 77 at the Rainbow gig mentioned upthread.
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The first hour of a load of live films is on YouTube:Listened to this first thing today on your recommendation, was a great start to working from home!
I'm guessing that isn't as FotL-y as it sounds, but it does sound very FotL. Joey, Johnny, Dee Dee and Tommy of the family Ramone, etc.Around that time, Magna Carta Rally, 90? 91?![]()
Maybe Rocket to Russia which is the best of the studio albums I reckon.Listening to It's Alive now - probably the only Ramones album anyone would ever need?
I went to that gig£5 pounds Cracking gig, what I can remember of it.



This seems as good a thread as any to also recommending Helen Love, the biggest Ramones fans in Swansea, or even the world.
I think I first heard them on Lamacq's early evening R1 show. I know Peel loved them too.That would have been an NME single of the week back in the old days, with Swells gushing all over them like a fanboy.