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Tommy Ramone when The Ramones released their self-titled debut album. We all know how the iconic record influenced music, but here are 20 things you might not know about it: 1. The album was created in seven days in February 1976 for just $6,400. The instruments were recorded in three days and the vocals in four. 2. To record the album, the band used microphone placement techniques similar to the ones orchestras used. 3. Though it isn’t mentioned in the liner notes, Joey Ramone’s brother, Mickey Leigh, added backing vocals to the album. He requested to not be listed because he didn’t ...

Rolling Stone Flashback: Ramones Play ‘The KKK Took My Baby Away’ in 1996 It’s not hard to imagine Pete Davidson in a wig and sunglasses pulling off moments like this in the upcoming Joey Ramone biopic By I Slept With Joey Ramone, a 2009 book by his brother, Mickey Leigh. Davidson may be three inches shorter than the 6-foot-6 Ramones lead singer, but he has a similar body frame, and side-by-side photos provided by Netflix do make the case that he’ll be able to pull off the role once he’s given a wig and his tattoos (which he’s in the process of removing) are covered by m...

How The Ramones changed American rock’n’roll forever We reflect on the incredible impact that The Ramones had on music, stretching far beyond the New York punk scene and into the very fabric of rock’n’roll… Words: Phil Alexander ‘ Hey, ho! Let’s go!’ The simple rallying crying that kicks off Blitzkrieg Bop, the opening track on The Ramones’ self-titled debut – a record that revolutionised American rock’n’roll in the space of 14 short, sharp tracks. Released on April 23, 1976, the album’s longest tune – the psychological creep-fest of I Don’t Wanna Go Down To...

April 10, 2021 Keeping it cool: The black leather jackets of the band members became a fashion statement for a whole generation of punk fans   -  WIKIMEDIA COMMONS Keeping it cool: The black leather jackets of the band members became a fashion statement for a whole generation of punk fans   -  WIKIMEDIA COMMONS× The iconic punk rock band took a whole generation along as they toured the globe for 22 years * The Ramones were the first punk band to decimate a stage and jump all over musical equipment in their quest for just the right sound to drive the audience to the brink of slack-limbed...

Greatest album photography: Ramones by The Ramones March 15, 2021 Fact file Musicians: Joey Ramone, Johnny Ramone, Dee Dee Ramone and Tommy Ramone. Other musicians were used in recording the album but were not credited on the album notes Released: 23 April 1976 (Sire Records) Best chart performance: No. 48 in the Swedish Albums Chart, No. 111 in the US Billboard 200 Sales: Not confirmed, but the album went silver (60,000 sales) in the UK and gold (500,000 sales) in the US Fascinating fact:  During their career the line-up changed and included Marky Ramone, C.J. Ramone, Richie Ramone and Elvi...