1. R.A.M.O.N.E.S - Motörhead
2. Dee Dee Took The Subway - Badtown Boys
3. Ode To The Ramones - Heideroosjes
4. I wanna see the Ramones - Dirty Scums
5. Ramones Said - ??? (Don´t know the band´s name, got the song as
a mp3 file)
6. Farewell Ramones - The Beauty & The Beat (It really doesn´t exist yet
- only the lyrics - but I hope we´re gonna play it someday. Maybe it´s
gonna be a punk song by our punk-rock side project "Braindead
Cowboys".Don´t know yet)
Helen Love: "Joey Ramoney"
I wanna be yr joey ramone- Sleater-kinney
sean
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Elviz
Sean Gray schrieb:
Benjamin Horrendous
"Johnny, Joey, Dee Dee, good times..."
- from the (arghhhhh) Human League: "The Things That Dreams are Made Of"
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Hey Horrendous, don't knock Norman Wisdom. He's very big in Albania, you know.
By the way, that guy in the Human League (keyboard player, I think) used to
follow the Ramones around on tour before he was in the League, Joey once told
me a funny anecdote about him. Good times, indeed.
I wanna Be Like Dee Dee Ramone by the Parasites ( I think, although I'm
not 100% ) is another.
Actually VK I quite like him, I just wondered why the lumped him in with the
Ramones in the lyrics.
By the way, that guy in the Human League (keyboard player, I think) used to
>follow the Ramones around on tour before he was in the League, Joey once
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>me a funny anecdote about him. Good times, indeed.
Do you mean the guy who used to be in the Rezillos?
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Adrian Wright is the bloke I mean. He wasn't in the Rezillos, was he?
(By the way, I've got a soft spot for Norman Wisdom too. But I've never tried
to make much sense of Human League lyrics! That's a nice song, though, The
Things That Dreams Are Made Of).
Bands that have more that frequantly make reference to the Ramones in songs not
necessarily about them:
Helen Love - A Girl About Town
- Rockaway Beach for Me, Heartbreak Hotel for You
etc
The Queers - Goodbye California
- Night of the Living Queers
and probably a thousand other bands
No. Jo Callis is the one I was thinking of,( having torn myself away from
the computer long enough to check album sleeves). Adrian played some
keyboards, but his main job was slide projection for the live shows, and an
excellent job he did as well.I saw them at the Brighton Dome, just after
"Dare" came out. I remember big images of Johnny, Joey, Dee Dee being
projected on the screen in perfect synch with the lyrics.
Benjamin Horrendous
Preceded by a big image of Norman Wisdom?
Could have been...I was so surprised to see the Ramones up there that I've
forgotten now.
Benjamin Horrendous
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"Lets Drink!!!!"
-Murder In The Brady House
Also a band from SF called Dogfather did a tune called "I wanna be a Ramone" as
well as 2 other bands I can't think of right this second!
Great title!
-GT
the Suburbanites did I wanna be a Ramone, Swoons did my grandpa is Joey
Ramone, Bjorn Skiffs (no, I do not know who this is :) ) did America &
Ramone, Kenny Baron did something for Ramone, I could go on but....
you can find stuff like this on : http://www.cddb.com :)
marianne
marianne
/ Erik, Sweden
Fuck the Millennium
I also remember the Sisters of Mercy singing something about "Blitzkrieg
Bop", but I can't remember the song.
Ivo
I just had a little time to do some digging, but there's loads about. Just
use the on-line cd stores and type Ramone in the title field.....
marianne
Kung Fu Ramone!
--GT
"Kung Fu" by Ash - there's another song with a Ramones reference.
Great song too.
For some reason I thought she did Here Today Gone Tommorow but I've never heard
the record so I don't know..
That just sounds a little too bizarre, the thought of Ronnie Spector singing
"I'm a Nazi babi, I'm Nazi, yes I am."
In fact the thought is just really frightening. (and not for politically
correct reasons.)
"Keep taking the drugs" - Kazoo
You are right. I posted that pretty late last night, so my brain wasn't
functioning that well. She did "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow".
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