Ramones (Live At Us Festival, 1982) [REACTION VIDEO] | Rebeka Luize Budlevska

Hi guys!!!
Today I chose to react to Ramones (Live At Us Festival, 1982). THIS WAS THE WORST PERFORMANCE THAT I HAVE EVER REACTED ON MY CHANNEL BEFORE… I’M SO DISAPPOINTED…
WHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK?
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*VIDEO - RAMONES Live At Us Festival '82 | Luiz Tonhão
*KZbin - Luiz Tonhão, Oct 3, 2012
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[@williamweiss6128]

Perfect, raw, loud, imperfect!! It's real, not fake like a lot of todays music.

[@richardorgan2024]

yes sir well said ramones always put 100 percent in their shows brought you up 3 chord tunes that sounded awesome they are missed may they RIP

[@elvinposey5251]

@@richardorgan2024 most listen to garbage music don't know what real rock music real playing live is what real songwriting and singing is. ramones wrote more great songs than the beatles. joey was one of the best singers ever.

[@richardorgan2024]

@@elvinposey5251 yes sir well said bud

[@davidcollins9335]

The original punk band, before the pistols

[@acidead97]

Kick out the jams mf

[@1984isnotamanual]

@@acidead97but this was the first true punk band. That was just one song. MC5 did all the psychedelic stuff to so they aren’t a punk band.

[@deepermind4884]

This is just how they played in concert. They were a punk band. They didn't bother very often with musical nuance. They weren't what you'd call great musicians. They just wanted to write & play short, loud simple songs & make money doing it. They didn't care if they didn't play or sing everything perfectly. THAT was the Ramones. I greatly appreciate your honesty. To the uninitiated, their studio albums are much more accessible, & you can even notice that their songs are actually all different from each other.

[@gr.vo.3058]

Still not an excuse for gawd awful music. The record executives played a joke on the willing followers.

[@deepermind4884]

@@gr.vo.3058 That's exactly what many people said when rock 'n' roll started to get popular in the '50s. Nothing but horrible, awful noise. You're entitled to your opinion, of course, but millions of fans over the years disagree with you. They're actually one of the most influential bands in the history of modern music. Maybe check out their Wikipedia page.

[@wantutosigh1117]

@@deepermind4884 Well said my dude.

[@gr.vo.3058]

@@deepermind4884 Checked out the Wiki Page. They do have a strong cult following. But seem to be a one trick pony, after setting the stage for punk. This is a song that came fast and furious BEFORE the Ramones. The song is called the "Knife". Let me know if you've ever listened to it before todaykzbin.info/www/bejne/rGiUapiQor2Fmqc.

[@ricardo__jr]

@@deepermind4884 I agree with you too. To understand what punk is, you have to have been there. It is almost impossible for someone born after 1975 to understand this.

[@robr5786]

I'm willing to bet her record collection really sucks

[@user-uf7sv4xt3t]

Huge love for Ramones. Best band ever.

[@nealamesbury1480]

I thought the stones were better. Ramens a big number 2. Pomona. Fantastic show ! Big fan here !

[@chucksharpe5259]

Ramones were an iconic experience!! No one went to a Ramones concert for the musical integrity of mankind. If it wasn't for the Ramones, there would be no Green Day

[@leahflower9924]

There would be no ramonescore

[@elvinposey5251]

green day is a ramones rip off fake punk rock band.

[@arthurvaisvilas7853]

or many other bands. the Ramones gave rock n roll a much needed boost as compared to the boring long drawn out rock and roll ballads of that time. they gave new life to rock n roll. GABBA GABBA HEY!

[@cgk4733]

This live is SOO POWERFULL!!

[@andremadeira6916]

Disapointment?! Have you been to a techno or trance or drum and bass party? It all sounds the same. The ramones are like a underground dance party

[@christophermcconnell3867]

I didn't like this video super well myself, and I'm a huge fan. Ramones are best experienced in a smaller venue, at night. And not really taking a personal shot at all, but in this age of young people trying to choreograph the perfect reel or tik tok, I'm not sure you guys will ever get it. Ramones are 20 songs in 40 minutes. They are jumping off your bed and trying not to hit your head on the ceiling fan lol. They are just crazy zany fun. And if it's alternative music you listen to, you can thank the Ramones. Pick up a best of =)

[@Smoshy16]

^^ Perfect!

[@trippinonahole]

Dang. Ramones are first ballot Hall of Famers and Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award winners. Listen to their studio albums before judging live performances, all I'm saying..

[@garfieldcummings6539]

@@gr.vo.3058 This is such a lame comment. The world is better off for having both bands. The who are a great band but what the Ramones are doing is completely different. Just because you don’t get it doesn’t make it “gawd awful”. There is plenty of room for both bands and many others.

[@gr.vo.3058]

@@garfieldcummings6539 Agreed. The world is better for having average books and not just great books available. Same with any art. Or else the lesser talented group would be stifled from ever making music or art. However, with particular attention to the Ramones, the Record execs were literally playing a joke on the willing. Just to see if they could.

[@andremadeira6916]

What do u mean. This a awesome live performance. If u think you know more about rock and roll than lemmy and all the other rock gods then you lost touch with reality. Sure tastes are personal but the ramones are the gold punk rockers

[@andremadeira6916]

@@gr.vo.3058 Your are incorrect in your lame judgment. Tells a lot about you not the ramones

[@gr.vo.3058]

@@andremadeira6916 Don't shoot the messenger. The Ramones are great if you have a severely short, musical attention span. New York Times critic Jon Pareles wrote that the Ramones "speak up for outcasts and disturbed individuals".[80]........ I guess the last quote says more about the NYT Times reporter than the Ramones. However, I agree they've made their indelible mark in music. Like em' or not.

[@jtighe7090]

I saw the Ramones live 10 times. They were a like a punk hurricane. If you aren't into punk rock, you won't get them.

[@elvinposey5251]

but if you like real rock n roll you should. those who don't then don't like rock n roll.

[@gmantramp404]

Really??? 😂😂😂 I get the fact that Ramones slow love ballads 👎👎👎 ain't punk in the slightest and the dumbest non punk would tell you the same thing 👍👍

[@DWQJVB]

You should get your ears tuned

[@joebarrera9741]

Parents didn't care but man It was FUN!!!!!!

[@Andres-mp7jn]

Hi Rebeka,Punk is an attitude, a style and a way of seeing life and its music is faithful to that aesthetic, it seems to me to be an impeccable concert, hugs

[@gr.vo.3058]

Check out the attitude from a few years before the Ramones. This song is called the "Knife". kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGiUapiQor2Fmqc.

[@dariiofernando]

It's funny because it doesn't cause you much emotion, however, I tear up every time I listen to the Ramones xd great great GREAT vocals Joey Ramone, RIP and of course nice reaction as usual Rebeka ^^ Dee Dee Ramone is legendary AF

[@leahflower9924]

She's too normal she never was a misfit you can tell shes got pretty privilege

[@johnwilliamson2207]

You change your hair like most people change their socks, Rebeka. 😉

[@muhdumarimran2788]

They also have another 20 mins live video. It's from Feb 1980 live at theatre de empire, France. The performance is superb and solid.

[@ricardo__jr]

Friends, beer, weed and punk rock. This is the Ramones. To understand what punk is, you have to have been there. It is almost impossible for someone born after 1975 to understand this.

[@nostalga44jo]

One of The greatest festivals in 82" . It was also a live television broadcast . Remember it well. The Ramones were already iconic! Bands like Motley Crue were just starting out during 83" US festival. Also a great performance!!

[@deepermind4884]

Their 1st album came out in 1976 & their last studio album came out in 1995. They went through some stylistic changes over the years, usually in a desperate attempt to get better commercial success. They had a hard core following, but their albums & singles didn't do so great in the charts. They were known mostly for their live shows. Unfortunately, all the original members have passed away. Because of their history, it's hard to pick individual songs & say "this is the Ramones". But I'll try. Blitzkrieg Bop, 1st song from the 1st album. Teenage Lobotomy, from their 3rd album I Wanna Be Sedated, from their 4th album, the 1st album they had a change of personnel on: new drummer. Poison Heart, from their 12th studio album from 1992. This song was a decent hit in England. There's so much more to them. These are just 4 songs I think you might appreciate. Cheers!

[@argentokaos2629]

Punk initiation: NEVER start with live punk. :D :D Live punk rock (by any band, in any era) is the definition of: ya *had to be there.* :D :D :D The Ramones were (pretty) legendary for their live shows (or at least their tour longevity), and the rule remains the same: NEVER start with live punk. :D :D If you listen to the first two or three Ramones albums (and all rock fans should), you will discover a clever, ironic, funny, brutally concise band whose back-to-basics approach inspired a generation of dudes bored with solos. I've felt that way for 35 years, and (outside of a doc or two) I *never* watch their live stuff. :D :D 30 seconds of this here might be the most I've ever watched. :D :D :D Really, some of the most important punk/post-punk bands--- Replacements, Sex Pistols, NY Dolls, Pavement--- didn't even WANT to be good live. :D :D :D

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

It's not a good idea to start listening to a band like the Ramones by listening to a live performance like this... 1. The Ramones revolutionized music by writing inventive, clever pop melodies (basically early British invasion type songs like early Beatles, Herman's Hermits, and Dave Clark 5), and playing them with a very heavy "Iggy and the Stooges" instrumentation... it is the instrumentation that is the same, but the melodies are actually quite different, and in fact full of variety.... so you should start by listening to the recorded songs... 2. The second thing is that this concert was not a typical venue for the Ramones, who mostly played in small clubs... it is odd to Ramones fans to even see them in daylight!! 3. I suggest you watch a band called the New Piccadillys perform a Ramones song called Judy Is A Punk the way the early Beatles would have performed it kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5jPXnt7itRggNU ... and then listen to the Ramones recording.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJ3ZiYSomdJgqNk and then listen to the Ramones perform it live... . kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHavlpeDqcuUfKM .... it's hard to hear the melodies until you have an ear trained to hear them (the way you have to educate your palate to like whiskey), but the melodies and rewards are there, and there is a reason the Ramones are called the punk Beatles and why they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in their first year of eligibility..once you know the melodies, the live performances become awesome because you can then appreciate the sheer power of the instrumentation.. 4. Here are some other songs to try, but listen to the recordings... "Swallow My Pride", "Carbona Not Glue", "Why Is It Always This Way". 5. And if you do want to try another live show, a great one is in London UK on New Year's Eve 1977 6. Hope you find this helpful.

[@tyronesharp401]

I have a Ramones story from 1978. I was there when they opened for Black Sabbath at the Swing Auditorium in San Bernardino California. Punk rock was despised at the Swing; the promoters didn't know or care. When the Ramones took the stage the chants of "Fuck You" nearly drowned out the music. The Ramones played on. At about two minutes into their set, the garbage began pelting the stage. The singers hair was wet from being hit with a full cup of coke. The Ramones played on. At about six minutes into their set the empty bottles began flying. This sucked for us in front, only most of them made it. The Ramones played on. At about twelve minutes into their set the folding metal chairs began flying at the stage. One knocked over part of the drummers kit. The Ramones ran for their lives. Two things happened after that: the Ramones never played the Swing again and all the metal chairs were permanently removed. The next day in the newspaper the Ramones said: " I guess Black Sabbath fans aren't our fans". That show always puzzles me. The night before, in Long Beach, Van Halen opened. Swing would have loved that.

[@thomasromano1388]

In the most beautiful meaning of this, I believe you have an old soul!! You genuinely get into the music that you review, and you totally get the music, performers and the lyrics!! I really really enjoy your videos, thank you for sharing with us, you're a breath of fresh air ❤️

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Wow, thank you so much! Appreciate it.:)

[@adamfindlay7091]

This is rock roll. Pure. You don't like it, that's cool. You should not particularly like it.they started a noise revolution via garages, your mother's attic, dad's basement, your block party, the bat mitzvah that went wrong...etc a REACTiON to what was dead at the time, debby boone, bee gees kiss etc they were human, not perfect micro chip machines thank you. The is best listened to in the schoolyard street corner subway mcdonald's drive thru alley mayors front steps etc

[@elvinposey5251]

it's not cool. Ramones are original rock n roll legends and she's a ......

[@canisk8]

Classic Ramones!!! Ohoo yeahh! Gabba gabba hey!

[@paulmorris8762]

their studio albums were very good - in concert they played everything twice as fast LOL

[@Vectrex-pi5ib]

Twice as fast, which, of course, is even better! :D

[@leahflower9924]

Yeah that's good that's what people gave johnny Ramone so much credit for only probably is Joey would run out of breath trying to keep up

[@davidspalten1304]

Saw the Ramones twice in a small venue at concert festival volume. One of the most iconic speed punk metal bands in rock history.

[@Er_pantera]

A punk rock band not a metal band.

[@edwordcomic]

Next to the Beatles....no one influenced more art.

[@Vectrex-pi5ib]

Kraftwerk is up there with these guys also. Also hard to grasp for a simpleton like the reactor I guess.

[@burningvoice1898]

it's my second favorite band after The Misfits... 😪 but I get it, it's not for everyone. The live album Ramones - Loco Live, literally change my life. When I heard it, i just found my place. 2 minutes songs, barre chords, leather jackets, shouting 1-2-3-4 between songs... that's why I play guitar today. That's why I consider myself a punk. It's the attitude of the whole band more than just the songs. oh and my favorite song is she's the one... and thanks for your honesty ❤

[@MikeB12800]

We are 138!

[@elvinposey5251]

my family friends all laughed at me when I bought the first record. now all of them including their kids and nephews all listen to the ramones!

[@ShreveportJoe]

I’m in the audience there, somewhere… in the center about 50 feet from the stage. The following year was even better, with David Bowie headlining.

[@rukapete3208]

if you don't want to make that face of not understanding what he's saying, that's what headphones are for.

[@jackchasteen8387]

Steve Wozniak, cofounder of Apple intended the US Festivals, with Bill Graham's (rock promoter) participation, to encourage the 1980s to be more community-oriented and combine technology with rock music. The first was held Labor Day weekend in September 1982, and the second was less than nine months later, over Memorial Day weekend in May 1983. Day Two of the '83 festival was Heavy Metal Day. I know you don't like heavy metal but would like to ask you to consider reacting to Judas Priest from that day. Honest, and fair analysis as always. Thanks Rebeka.

[@elvinposey5251]

i have all the shows from that day and JP and Motley Crue sounded much worse!

[@Mr.Tin_88]

Well they played like that in almost all their concerts. They were a Punk band. Many people told me that their shows didn't last longer than half hour (15 songs in 30 minutes) hehe. But I do really appreciate your honesty, Becks.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.:)

[@nkscou9008]

Many people do not have a sense of time and do not know how to count or just say what they imagine without having an idea. With the exception of the first concerts that did not yet have tracks and enough discography, their live performances were always one hour and something with 32 tracks. (1977) It's Alive: 53.49, (1991) Loco Live: 65.14, (1997) We're Outta Here !: 64.11

[@leatherface7534]

You are so pretty!!! Estás muy buena, pero si no te gustan , es tu problema, here today, gone tomorrow i loved, nice song!!!! Nice songs!!!! Very pretty!!! 😍😘

[@SevAnsdigg-123]

Gotta love The Ramones.

[@ericgaudet5488]

Great job Rebeka with your reaction to The Ramones live performance from Us festival from 82

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.:)

[@ericgaudet5488]

@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic Your welcome Rebeka ❤️🤗

[@elvinposey5251]

Joey Ramone had one of the most iconic voices in rock. Nobody could play guitar like Johnny. Mark and Tommy were some of the best drummers in rock. Dee Dee was a great song writer. They wrote some of the greatest songs ever and all of their albums were great even incredible. Johnny should've realized Joey's voice is what made them above all other punk bands of the time. I don't even think they are punk rock. They are just rock n roll. A mix of 50's 60's with a harder edge.

[@gmantramp404]

Tommy was an ADEQUATE drummer more like but he was steady enough but please get this best drummer in rock outta yer brain. 😂😂😂😂

[@joebarrera9741]

And yes I was there when they played live in '83 SAN BERNARDINO

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

HEY HO LET'S GO..... BEST LIVE ROCK'N'ROLL BAND EVER!...and what a BOARING!!!! Audience!

[@gonzalotorres7830]

que buena banda Ramones ...ese look te queda genial ...I'm Peruvian

[@Javierolizola89]

Si es linda, pero no les gusta los Ramones 😔

[@anfrankogezamartincic1161]

Saw them live in Ljubljana/Slovenia. I regret i didn't seen them more times

[@paulmorris8762]

they've been described as the punk beach boys

[@free-birdrocker8809]

NYC's Ramones, lol! Arguably the first "punk rock" band of all. They crack me up when they play. 1974 to 96 was their active period. Good choice for a reaction Rebeka, live shows..

[@gmantramp404]

The Sweet.. Teenage Rampage 1973 A taste of punk.... pre Ramones 🇬🇧🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@giovannaferraiuolo252]

Il tuo viso Splende più di tutti i cristalli che hai sul vestito ,e io amo i cristalli😏😏😏😏 ...ma la cosa che conta di più e che sento nel cuore di volerti molto bene..❤️ ti rispetto in modo incredibile , eccezzionale come sempre Rebcis 💘💚

[@OneTheBlue]

Punk rock saved my life, and the Ramones were my point of entry into the punk universe.

[@ABABSAVAR]

My favorite band for years. You seems to understand their bla bla bla...

[@kubulajagodzinski4355]

Hello Rebeka you look nice

[@RotcivVanDahl]

One of the wildest concerts I’ve ever been to. They were the kings of punk in the USA. Clash and Sex Pistols dominated the other side of the pond.

[@JoeGarchar1960]

The first 4 Ramones albums capture that band at its peak and the best live show is from London, 12-31-1977. By the time Phil Spector got finished with them they were completely drained and never recovered. But from 1975 to 1978 they were untouchable. Not the best show and the 1977 show has a 100x more energy, but its still the Ramones so enjoy it for what it is. Enjoy your channel.

[@Michael-----]

Yeah, I was a little young when the first 4 came out, but I caught on when It's Alive came out. I was 9. I quickly caught up on the early stuff. Hooked since. Saw 'em live a number of times in the 80's. You had to live through it to get it. Discussing the day with people has become annoying...haha.

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.:)

[@JoeGarchar1960]

@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic You're welcome! Cheers! :)

[@DoojimanAndTheExploders]

Spot on! Could not agree more! Did u snoop through my diary when i was asleep or something?

[@elvinposey5251]

every ramones album was great and better than any music made from 90's. that is fact.

[@SilverloverFred]

God i love the Ramones

[@jimijamessegoviafeerick1355]

I've played predominantly rock R&B, and Jazz guitar for 40 yrs but never cared much for this genre at all. Mostly for the same reasons that you mentioned among other. Thank you for being real and keeping it honest. 👏 Subbed 🤘😎

[@joebarrera9741]

Yes I agree Looking Good ....but let's hear some punk

[@expl44]

listen one for first time.. not a full gig, genius.. they have tons of amazing songs..

[@gmantramp404]

Genius 😂😂😂 lol

[@MegaAstrocreep]

Thank for this reaction

[@tapiokeihanen]

The only fault with this Ramones gig was that it was so short! :D

[@johnholcomn8560]

Having seen the band 20 times over the years starting in 78, this is not a particularly "great" show. The Ramones needed to hit the stage late at night in a small, smoke-filled, hot club to fully achieve that sound. Outdoors? No. What was that? Woodstock? Greatest live band ever. Used to leave their shows with no hearing and drenched in sweat. Sadly, the last time I saw them they played at an amusement park in Massachusetts on the Adios Amigo Tour. Outside in the sun. They took the stage...1234!!! Mothers and kids began to run away from the stage area covering their ears. Classic Ramones til the end. The 1st time i saw them in 78 half the club in New Haven was covering their ears. Some people know brilliance, others not so much.

[@thomsevilla4956]

Hey ho LET'S Go!!!!!

[@Nordic1972]

I don't know what your talking about. This is a fantastic performance. It's Punk Rock. It's not meant to be perfect

[@bryanforis1839]

They played for free even though they don’t have money to things like the concert

[@borisgoitia4689]

kkkkkk. Basically it's 3 or 4 chords at most. and from one song to another, it just changes the order of the chords. And the speed? the first show of the Ramones, the whole set lasted just over 20 minutes. even so, the purest and most perfect rock that humanity has ever produced after Chuck Berry

[@pablobruzzone3997]

Rebeca I thought and said the same when I heard them live for the first time Today thirty years later is the band that I like the most.

[@securityscorpion8687]

I love em but fair enough. Maybe you'd like The Descendants? Especially their record "Milo goes to college": punk/power pop/70s pop brilliance. Good sense of humor, melodic hooks, high energy, some Hardcore crossover, love songs. Give it a shot why not? Peace✌🏽

[@louielouie22]

Wow love the hair! Is it that black that its shining or did you put streaks of white?😊

[@dawnoftheshred7757]

They're as Legendary as it gets! That being said the Ramones are not for everybody. I absolutely love em but I know alot of folks hate em.

[@elvinposey5251]

well I hate Zeppelin and I love the Ramones and rock n roll.

[@mjwaldrep]

The recorded songs have a little more variety, but their songs do sound similar to each other. It’s a fair comment.

[@elvinposey5251]

if you were a musician a songwriter or a rock n roll fan you'd hear the talent and genius!

[@oscarcoria5915]

los ramones son amados en argentina como yo te amo a vos rebekkkaaa❤❤❤

[@podunkcitizen2562]

When this video started, there was a Mitsubishi commercial and it started, "Hey ho, let's go! Hey ho, let's go..... Blitzkrieg Bop!"

[@normdeplume3966]

Actually for a Ramones performance they sounded pretty great. They were never a strong stage presence band, but they did (punk) rock back in the day.

[@nkscou9008]

What? Ramones was one of the top live bands of all time.

[@elvinposey5251]

what? their look was and is iconic!

[@TinyEMonroe]

Watch Joe Bonamassa Live at Rockpalast please! my favorite intimate concert.

[@yabby6550]

Rebecca, you listed well also my reasons why I don't like punk - as a music, but I like the punk attitude and often the lyrics :-)

[@PAWANKALYAN_21]

That’s why I watch your videos. you are a true Reactor. I love your honesty very much. Don't be afraid to speak the truth. You always be honest like this. ❤ and Rebeka, I highly recommend to React to Michael Jackson Billie Jean live Performance, in Wembley (1988) Please watch you'll definitely like that 🖤

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.:)

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

I have done it already. Go check it out.:)

[@PAWANKALYAN_21]

@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic No You are not done yet, you saw the MJ 30th anniversary Billie Jean Performance, not Wembley one. The Wembley 1988 Performances is better than the 30th anniversary Performance, Please watch that, you'll not disappoint, I promise ✌❤ Here is the link 👇 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH69oJquqc6Hn9U

[@PAWANKALYAN_21]

@@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic And thanks for the reply you are so sweet Rebeka. 💜

[@burnabymike]

I'm a huge Ramones fan, and although disappointed by your review, I can definitely understand it. This was not (at all) a good way to be introduced to the band. Watch the official videos for "Sheena is a Punk Rocker" and "Rock and Roll High School" and you'll see some of their magic on display. Their studio albums are fantastic... but the thing is, when they perform them, they speed it up... a lot. So, to start with the live versions of the songs will give you the wrong first impression. Again, go for the official videos not the live ones. "I Wanna Be Sedated" and "Pet Semetary" would be two other good choices. Peace.

[@myrhino70]

The Ramones at the US Festival in 43 C desert heat, in the middle of the day, in front of 400,000 people is not a good way to see them.

[@aidanklobuchar1798]

At least this comment section has taught me what normies think of the Ramones. Yeesh.

[@leolongtime5671]

Love the Ramones. Those who know, know. I also enjoyed watching you Rebeka, nice and easy on the eye.

[@jasonsorn2664]

Such a great show this was. So many classics in this one. One of dee dees last one with em

[@richardorgan2024]

anyone who dont like the ramones dont really like music it was up beat party tunes like neil young said ramones said up yours with your fancy records nothing wrong with 3 chord songs rhythm guitar be missed in a band far more than the lead guitar

[@nomehackees5]

I think I fell in love

[@joebarrera9741]

Believe it or not I was there i lived in kali for 25 years back in the 80's

[@oktootsie]

Lady, I have to tell you: YOU HAVE NO IDEA.

[@702Faithful]

Just by your reaction I could tell the song you were into was I Wanna Be Sedated. Honestly, back in the early to mid 70s music was bland. The Ramones brought a high energy, to the point, no useless solos and in your face energy. If you wanna see a high energy concert watch Ramones live at the Rainbow 1977

[@OzzybinOswald]

Joey knows how to chew out a word.

[@elvinposey5251]

it's called singing. unlike so many who are more popular who can't!

[@adamfindlay7091]

Some festivals in the day when it's hot and the crowd may be there for one particular type of genre is difficult etc.

[@TheADP000]

hello, you should listen to studio versions... live the ramones have the same raw style of playing, from 1974 to 1996 they played each show faithfully to their style, for me... the best rock band ever!

[@greg2976]

Love your new du!

[@blitztim6416]

Reverse image. Johnny is usually stage right and they are not left handed. Mic troubles. Distracting.

[@youngThrashbarg]

Only way to find your own favorite kind of music and songs is to listen to a lot of stuff you won't like on the way. But that's just how it is.

[@lastfirst5689]

People say they are the original punk band, I disagree Ramones were more suited to UK rockabilly. UK and US have different tastes and some bands get labeled in the wrong genre in my opinion.I went to a gig (Simple Minds) and I was bored to the point of counting lines on the wall behind them. 3 hours I'll never get back. Ramones were at least 45 mins long - It's all I have to offer you

[@Swonder1972]

Punk allowed mediocre and poor musicians to play. It is important for all people to experience music. But as many commentors here will state...Punk is an attitude. I will admit I had to learn to tolerate it. But it is not about advanced musicianship...I think it works better in a tight, sweaty club where everyone can slam dance and get into the angst...while ignoring the off key and off beat music...

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Ramones were not really a festival rock band, they played mainly night clubs. I saw them several times and this is possibly their worst performance, technical problems etc. maybe check out Ramones in London 1978 that’s a better show. You are right about their songs all being similar in style but they were fun to dance to and gave a solid jolt of energy. I understand why some people aren’t fans. Great reaction, it great to see you 😊

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.:)

[@elvinposey5251]

I don't know what the heck you people are hearing but they are tight as heck and marky is playing hungover from books I've read and Joey had mic issues. They sounded great. I played on big stages and it's not easy. Nobody sounds perfect playing outdoors.

[@Shortstring5]

Nah, sry but the only song remotely decent I thought was Rock n' Roll High school, only because in the 80's and it had pretty good air play and it stuck in my head. Tell the truth I prob haven't heard it since 1980 when it was released. Please put them back on the shelf, Thx Rebeka :)

[@richardsalazar17]

i was wondering why dd is on left side of stage i figured out its mirror image

[@arturobonilla127]

take fast, take loud, and never stop!!!!!!!!!

[@arthurvaisvilas7853]

first time watching your channel. you said you did not like their music, you could have fooled me the way you were reacting to it. it seemed quite the opposite. and if the Ramones didnt please your musical tastes, then they've succeeded. the Ramones never compromised their integrity just to please certain tastes. they formed a band because they got tired of all the long boring rock ballads at the time. rock and roll was dying and they wanted to bring it back from the dead. and because of this, they inspired a mass of other new bands along the way. if it werent for the Ramones, we'd be listening to Lawrence welk music by now. i've been a fan of the Ramones for over forty years now and their music will always be on top of my musical list. like your channel

[@rebekaluizebudlevskamusic]

Thank you.✨

[@gordoneddleston9151]

Hi beautiful lady,stick to reacting to Queen and Freddie as you know they rarely disappoint.You look gorgeous ❤️❤️

[@sb7984]

The Ramones are always great. People who dont get them cant understand.

[@GuitarRock86]

When i was young i did some cover of that band (guitar) because the guys i song with are fan of Ramones. In my opinion...after 2 songs of that band, if u are not bored, u have some problem XD. I've never loved too much singing that songs. The performance in that video was quite bad honestly. So, i think your reaction it's honest and correct. U are not satisfy by that music, u are definitely similar to me, i think. Maybe i'm wrong but i don't think so. I'm waiting reaction of "real music" ;)

[@waynemitchell9]

They got booed off the stage when they opened for Sabbath at the Long Beach Arena. It's like four chords and their out.

[@nkscou9008]

Back then hard rock/metal and punks didn't get along. It was a bad mix of styles. Indeed, some rude ignorant and small minded hard-core fans of Sabbath, who did not understand the music of the Ramones at that time did that. In the following years Ramones counted 2263 concerts around the world, all sold out. Ozzy was eating bats on stage at the same time. Regardless of this incident folks who listen to Black Sabbath listen to the Ramones. The truth is that in my first steps in rock I also listened to metal snobbing the Ramones and various other things. I thought I was cool and the ultimate being in rock music. When I started to understand a little better and got involved, I was thinking "what nonsense have I been listening to for so long?" and I turned it over to Rockabilly to Psychobilly, to old school Punk etc "It's like four chords and their out" ... that's funny. It sounds like "Paranoid", "Iron Man" or "Smoke on the Water" and more. Ramones didn't do something different, the just didn't have solos and 6 minutes songs cause they used to play for music fans, not for fans fo Guitar Hero.

[@elvinposey5251]

so? Ozzie couldn't sing like Joey if he took lessons for hundred years. Sabbath music was good but heavy metal. Ramones had more mix and variety of rock pop punk.

[@AdrianTV_]

All their songs when played live are way faster than their studio version. mostly i imagine bcuz of all the drugs they were doing. Listen to their studio albums to give them a fair chance. Here are some of my top picks: Blitzkrieg Bop I Wana Be Sedated Sheena is a Punk Rocker I Just Want Something To Do I Wana Live Do You Wana Dance? Commando Pet Sematary The KKK Took My Baby Away I Want You Around

[@FleagleSangria]

Well, yeah, not the way to experience american punk. A big stadium. Sucked the life right out of what they represented. And this was The Ramones starting their descent. I think of punk as a "be there" happening. It was totally about energy and the drive of rebellion. You have to kind of think about what was going on when The Damned, The Clash, Sex Pistols, The Ramones all were hitting the scene... Disco and all its excess pomp. Glam rock and its swagging flip. Prog rock and the drawn out endless noodling. That was the worst of what those genres had to offer. Along came punk to punch them in their sassy blue eye shadow.... It was a return to roots. Return to what Elvis kicked the door in to do and all the floodgates of Chuck Berry, Little Richard etc came through to show: Excess, fun, jumpin up and down, sex, rockin, rollin, air punching rebelliousness. That was punk. That was The Ramones. They wanted to get back to the basics of rock n roll. You have to almost put yourself in the framework of the over serious songwriter/singer and endless serious guitar jams and drum solos of what the 70s had became musically in many ways to get why The Ramones were such a breath of fresh air. And it works best in a smaller setting because it takes over a club and a small group rather than getting the life sucked out of it with nothing to bounce off of in those huge gutless stadiums. Punk needs a small crowd to punch at. Here is a couple of their studio "hit" songs with lyrics. The fidelity is better so youll enjoy and get them more...maybe.. Their funnest song imo.. "Blitzkrieg Bop" (many bands such as The Foo Fighters and Green Day cover this song) m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqSbaINum9x9Zs0 Rockaway Beach...their only "hit"..well it made it to #66 in the states anyway heh.. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/j5q2nYatmZ6gnZY But getting back to what I was saying earlier.. The only way to really "get" this band totally was to see them live at that time and in a small setting. Take yourself back to a time when there was no iphones, no email. Only word of mouth about this new club. This dirty little place that was home to the outcast of the norm in music. A place where all could come and be revived by rock roots in bands like The Ramones...slide your greasey jeans on, slip on that battered leather jacket, kick your black boots into the sheet rock, rip your hair, sit on a filthy toilet and welcome to.. the CBGB club.. m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/nImYfn14aLiopLM Ok, you beautiful idiots, if you dont get it from this...move on... ;)