The Ramones live @ Théatre de l'Empire 1980

Rare recorded live in Théatre de L'Empire - [Paris - 24 February 1980]
1 - Rock 'N' Roll High School 0:05
2 - I Wanna be Sedated 2:04
3 - Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio? 4:18
4 - She's the One 7:47
5 - I'm Against It 9:42
6 - Sheena is a Punk Rocker 11:41
7 - This ain't Havana 13:53
8 - Commando 15:57
9 - I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend 18:00
10 - Pinhead 19:27
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[@chnorwood3365]

Thanks to my brother, Jeff, for introducing me to the Ramones in 1976. I've been a lucky sister. So many bands I got in on at their start, thanks to him.

[@HeroSword_P]

God bless your brother 🙏

[@user-hv5uy7ct6g]

No band sounds like this, totally amazing ... a total sonic assault on the senses.

[@jesusramone5416]

40 years later and nothing is as sharp intense as this. I do believe the ramones also enabled electronic disco music to become a much darker,faster, more psychedelic, intense and part of the undeground. This guys broke a lot of boundaries

[@chriscorvette453]

Saw them for 1st time live in Manchester, England in1978. And the next day my long musical career began. Total inspiration.

[@kungpao-wp2sq]

Neeeeet!!!!

[@andremadeira6916]

The ramones were pipers out tgere for creation. Such a good story of yours

[@maralucia2891]

This year 1980 with a wine bottle walking over the streets and with a guitar playing punk rock, listening too much Ramones to get Strong. Good times never come back. A perfect generation for listening to rock.

[@kowalski3769]

LOVE how Dee Dee and Johnny lunge to the front at the same time!!! The Ramones saved my life on a few occasions!!

[@waltermameli2026]

The Ramones came from a distant galaxy far far away and stayed for just a little while.....and thank goodness that they did.....

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

2263 show's in 22 year's.

[@87JuliR]

They always stayed faithful to their roots and never sold themselves out. Their personality and originality broke all bounds! In Argentina they are considered to be te best punk band to ever have stepped on this planet. Long live The Ramones!

[@petermullen5319]

Brilliant

[@lucalone]

they are te best punk band to ever have stepped on this planet

[@hombrelunar5194]

y si de una

[@kisslovemetal]

Not only in Argentina brou!

[@swordoff7]

You are so right. I'm glad you posted this. I was taken away when Punk broke out and these guys have always made my heart go back to jumping with happiness.

[@matthiasi8292]

Lemmy once said of the Ramones." That's what 'Rock n Roll' is meant to be." As usual, Lemmy was correct.

[@diggerthegroundhog8799]

I was lucky enough to go to over 30 Ramones concerts in my life. And when it was over it was like you went through a war and your head was completely traumatized. Your ears rang until the next day 4 up to 48 hours. It was a cathartic experience like no other. They didn't sound like a band. They sounded like an orchestra. It was a total, full, powerful sound that lifted you up I made you feel like you were literally floating on air. There will never ever be nothing even close to what a Ramones concert was like.

[@Enevan1968]

You lucky man! I only got to five...

[@cassioholst8621]

Ramones will never be forgotten! One of a kind! 🇧🇷

[@1967PONTIACGTO]

this video kind of sums up the Ramones' career...amazing performance in front of a bewildered audience who didn't know how to process what they were seeing because they'd never before experienced anything like it

[@JoeyDamocles]

Well, this is a French audience. Probably explains the overall lack of enthusiasm.

[@graycoll5783]

And because they are French!!

[@CharlieDoesNotSurf]

I cant agree. 1980...The Clash had been playing live now for over 2 years, with live shows that equalled or surpassed the energy here. Dont get me wrong, I saw the Ramones live at The Electric Circus in Manchester and they were brilliant. But this is a French audience - completely different to a UK crowd. We are so close yet somehow so different, in so may ways.

[@LocalGambler]

@@CharlieDoesNotSurf The Clash fucking sucks ass, dude...

[@raygunpunx]

@@LocalGambler They do?

[@godfatherNYC]

Seeing the RAMONES as a teenager in the early 80s was the time of my life!!! Jeezus, Marky's drumming is friggin' PERFECT. Dee Dee was always my favorite. We would ALWAYS get in position by Dee Dee's side of the stage before the show would start! I literally had his sweat hit me, and he once handed me a bass PICK that I still have, and that I cherish. Later, in the early 90s, I met Dee Dee and got a chance to chat with him. He was SO nice, SO friendly.

[@Soxfan080]

That's awesome man! I've heard the real true punks would position themselves on Dee Dee's side of the stage. Wish I could have seen them. I didn't get into the Ramones until High School, but that was the late 90's after they had broken up.

[@godfatherNYC]

Lee DeMarco Thanks, it was TRULY amazing seeing them back then. (One thing to remember is that there were NOT 50 million punk bands then, like a Warped Tour, or anything. No internet. You heard by word of mouth or the local Indie News Paper that the bands you like were coming to town! And it was NOT like everyone at your school liked or even knew who the Ramones (or Minor Threat, Misfits, Etc.) even were! At my school in D.C. (quite literally the school where Minor Threat went- like 2 years ahead of me) there were 1600 students. I'd say at most 20 were punks!) Those days were SO much fun, it's hard to describe. Most of my Ramones tickets say $10 on them. My Clash Ticket says $7. Haha crazy! Have a great day, and I'm glad you're a Ramones fan! There are a lot of other fun bands to enjoy these days, and I hope you have a ton of fun out there at the shows.

[@leedemarco3454]

godfatherNYC Thats so cool. I am not so much into the punks bands of today, but very much into the punk bands of the late 70's and early 80's. Ramones are my all time favorite band. I don't care if people consider them a punk band or a rock band, they were tremendous. I just wish I could have been old enough to go to their shows in their prime, I would have been at every one. Did you go to any Danzig era Misfits shows? That is the REAL Misfits, as you know for sure. Nice talking to you...

[@godfatherNYC]

Lee DeMarco Dude, I JUST barely missed seeing the original Misfits with Danzig. I even remember the flyer for their show in D.C. where I lived then, it was with Necros and Government Issue at the Wilson Center. I already liked them but I was just a LITTLE bit too young to actually attend one of their shows. These shows were the REAL DEAL. They were in VERY dangerous parts of town and being really young it was honestly pretty scary to go to punk shows. I mean, it was NOT like it is now. (I did see the very first "Danzig" band tour in '89 in a small club in D.C. and that was phenomenal.)

[@louturks23]

godfatherNYC You are so right. Back in the 70's and 80 when this concert was, I only had heard the name Ramones. I know no one at my high school were fans. What we listened to was Kiss, The Cars, Peter Frampton. Now that I look back, I feel we were cheated from not getting exposure to the Ramones both on MTV or Radio.

[@achimjung5221]

Remember my first concert ever. Ramones on 11/22/1989 in Offenbach, germany. I was 15 y.o. I´ll always remember.

[@cftvdata]

You gotta love that the Ramones were literally *so* tight onstage on a night-to-night basis, that KZbin's algorithm can't distinguish these performances of the songs from ones that took place two months earlier on another continent.

[@niksmusic1307]

The audience didn’t deserve this great show

[@Soxfan080]

I find myself watching this video over and over. Can't get enough of Johnny's wall of sound. He shreds in this performance.

[@coolzmexman]

The French at the time were not allowed to go crazy. It was all about being fancy. Mickey Leigh said that on the memoir ' I slept with joey Ramone '

[@TheBronxBunnyMan]

I think that helped fuel the intensity of their performance in this television performance. They weren't accustomed to a calm audience by this point.

[@leedemarco3454]

@@neilstevens9729 why are you here dummy?

[@ShaneBrewsterYT]

10 songs in 21 minutes. That’s pretty impressive.

[@zosothezephead837]

😂 too right👍

[@Longeno55]

That’s Punk Rock! 🕶🥁🔥🗽🎸

[@garygrimmett7945]

Ramones always did 28-30...songs in an hour and a half 😂great days...1234!...power n pace .."thank you very much goodnight "!....legends...grimramone😊

[@bobbysands6923]

If you're under 40, and you've never seen anything like this, it is because you have never seen anything like this...

[@MD-ru5vs]

Happy I am well over 40, I was in my 20s when the Ramones started to change music.

[@craigdorsey8624]

Happily I’m over 40 and have seen The Ramones in person in concert in Los Angeles. I even bumped into Johnny Ramone at The Shrine Comic Show while he was shopping for horror movie memorabilia. Glen Danzig of The Misfits was at another Shrine show looking for horror movie stuff too. Back in those days it was amazing who you could run into. Hardly anybody even knew who they were because punk wasn’t very popular.

[@zx5147]

I've seen The Spits and I'm under 40 so you're wrong.

[@luiscuauhtemocchavezjimenez]

I was growp in 80's with Ramones's music. They are as my grandfather, a great legacy for mankind. they have a piece of my heart and i have Ramones forever whit me...

[@MD-ru5vs]

They were a very influential band in history. Years later they got some attention that they really deserved.

[@robertswickard1262]

When the GOD himself LEMMY KILMINSTER says the RAMONES were, will and always be the BEST rock band he ever heard and saw !!!!! ENOUGH SAID

[@lorellesouthern3527]

Lemmy would know, for sure.

[@Revolutionarybum1]

Still to this day I refer to the RAMONES the greatest Rock & Roll band of last of my Generation‼️ I don't get many in agreement w/ me but that doesn't matter. They changed my life when I needed it, and gave me a reason to go on...

[@tonystraightedgevegan4747]

+Paul Solger i totally agree bro, well said!

[@bizarrethailand]

My sentiments exactly. You nailed it.

[@willmartins168]

Paul Solger i got alot of luv for ramones i always knew sadiated ,blitskreek ,but when i was young kurt cobian talked bout rr high school movie watched it never heard a bad ramones!

[@tmitchell2074]

I agree absolutely! They blew everything else out of the water.

[@rcalhoun2219]

I saw the movie, went out the next day and purchased "ITS ALIVE." Never understood why folks did not know who they were or did not like them. From the first few frantic notes, I thought "This is what Rock is supposed to be." They remain the greatest.

[@rockermadnesspsp4153]

1- Rock 'N' Roll High School 0:05 2- I Wanna be Sedated 2:04 3- Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio? 4:18 4- She's the One 7:47 5- I'm Against It 9:42 6- Sheena is a Punk Rocker 11:41 7- This ain't Havana 13:53 8- Commando 15:57 9- I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend 18:00 10- Pinhead 19:27

[@PabloCruise91]

+RockerMadness PSP Thank you

[@willmartins168]

Rrr sounded great but shes the one kill it!

[@4tuneagent]

Really love the RnR Radio version here. Seems heavier.. Joey seems to be playing around with the vocals a lot for this show . Enjoying himself, messing around..

[@christiankalb7237]

Thanx

[@doctorskull8197]

Good job! 👏

[@dynjarren7523]

I had a friend who went to see the Ramones live and said it was the best live show he ever went to! He raved about them because he said they were real a rock n roll band and the energy never let up! They were like a gang with their leather jackets. Long gone now. RIP Ramones

[@radiomindchatter7994]

The Ramones always make me feel better!

[@BTPPaintBallTeam]

Marky is so sick one song to another non stop. No one can ever touch the ramones . With music like this it's true punk will never die

[@sophiescyclingandwalkingch4294]

I was present at their performance in Lancaster (UK) in February of 1980. I kept the iconic T shirt I bought that night for decades. Love them guys and their music.

[@gavriel.r]

0:16 Rock N Roll High School / 2:05 I Wanna Be Sedated / 4:20 Do You Remember Rock N Roll Radio? / 7:48 She's The One / 9:42 I'm Against It / 11:46 Sheena Is A Punk Rocker / 13:52 This Ain´t Havana / 15:57 Commando / 18:00 I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend / 19:27 Pinhead

[@angus2016young]

The Floyd and Ramones rule! All hail Syd, Roger, Richard, Nick, David, Johnny, Joey, Dee Dee, Tommy, Marky, Ritchie, C.J....!!...haha even Elvis Ramone was badass for his short tenure in the band! I may be a contradiction, but...... Psychedelic and Punk Forever!!!!!

[@theartist8906]

I saw them in DC at the Wax Museum in 82. I was part of the punk scene then and had always liked their stuff, but live....!!!! What a blast!!! I loved how they never stopped between songs. Nothing better for a hyperactive 19 year old not willing to take my Ritalin than to experience them live. I have turned both my kids onto them and It's skateboarding in the kitchen to the Ramones these days. They have no idea how watching them rock out is a time trip for dad. Never Surrender!!!!!!!

[@alexdelarge1652]

The Ramones were light years ahead of everybody. Still are.

[@raredinosaurXD]

Alex Delarge I saw you on another comment

[@raredinosaurXD]

Video*

[@alexdelarge1652]

Punk Rock Anarchist yeah, I get around.

[@faihu]

Interesting comment 🤔

[@JoshuaCraigStrain]

@Darth Insidius STFU

[@danarnold5192]

These 4 made soo many kids think that hey, if these guys can do it, then so can I! Thank you for inspiring a Generation

[@TheJackflash85]

The Ramones, they were all sedated and always brought it live and kicked ass! Now they are all gone. RIP ~

[@MD-ru5vs]

Don't forget to remember them, they wrote musical history.

[@TheDukeOfPannekoeken]

Joeys voice is amazing

[@Ricardo-xq4ch]

👌👌

[@tacomadc]

He really had a very good voice, and trying to sing those songs will wear your vocal cords out very quick.

[@sandrabosso4604]

Joey...

[@jduff59]

For all the musicians that think The Ramones were scrubs - I challenge any of you GIT grads to just try and play this for an hour and see if you can. The Ramones were always tight and professional and always gave 100% and always a great show. Just being able to endure their pace without breaks to sip your wine spritzer -good luck! I was lucky enough to see them in the late 1970's with both Tommy and Marky - both were great timekeepers and Johnny never missed a note. DeeDee played exactly what the songs needed, if he had tried to be Stanley Clarke the whole thing would fall apart - that's what musicians just don't understand. The Ramones changed thousands of peoples lives, and made thousands of us start our own bands, instead of alienating us musically like the Prog-Rock bands ended up doing.

[@lucalone]

they were the ramones. and they played rock'n' roll.

[@iacopogobbato539]

I like both Ramones and '70s prog bands and dont see anything strange in it. Same, i miss both Dee Dee, John Wetton and Chris Squire ...

[@jduff59]

@@iacopogobbato539 All 3 were big influences on my playing - Wetton with early KC was a beast - Squire was my tone inspiration and Dee Dee got me out there on a stage - met him in 1977 and he really changed my life! Glad you appreciate good music - it comes in many shapes and sizes.

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

​​@@jduff591985-1990 is considered to be their weakest period, due to the heavier sound and playing too fast, but yes you are right Joey had alot of stamina, you need endurance because to stand, on stage for 60-70 minute's singing, in that pace one thing i noticed, is that Joey sang so fast that he would often, skip certain lyric's because it was too fast for him.

[@barryisland4674]

We always embraced The Ramones in the UK same with The Cramps and every time I saw both bands the whole house erupted you had no choice but to go crazy great times!!!!!!

[@scottmitchle2557]

Never made it big commercially, but made money no doubt. Great band to see live. In Argentina they was like the freaking Beatles. Hall of fame with no shame, The Ramones

[@vincesarmento4854]

Grew up in the 70's and 80's, what a great time to be alive for music!!

[@TheGatiinhas]

Best band I ever saw. I remember staggering out of the venue after the gig wondering WTF just happened, fantastic!

[@Dav777]

Rock & Roll radio...man such a classic from one of the greatest bands ever. That song brings a tear of nostalgia to my eye...except I can't stop listening to it. We miss you Ramones.

[@Dav777]

They'll never be another. A Ramones show is like a religious experience. Either you get blown right the fuck out da building..or your converted.

[@mayfieldgage]

Really digging the professor lookin dude who’s watching Dee Dee, he has the best seat in the house too!

[@popetones7400]

Spector was off his nut producing these songs. They're so cool to hear live. No one will ever replicate the urgency of live um Ramones...bands could play 20 hours n not give you the jolt of 20 min worth of this Ramones lineup

[@maxthefrenchie-productions]

Long time Ramona’s fan. I must say I wish their raw energy translated onto there non live recorded albums more. Their Live stuff is music for the soul !!!!

[@stevewilson9479]

this is pure bliss & enjoyment!! just wish i was there to enjoy it..i was only a tot..but they`re legends thanks for inspiring me into music

[@budgiemcleod4443]

Punk rock lived and died with Ramones!

[@zulhizathamidun2554]

Truly 1st punkrock band..they started punkrock with full energy..fast,raw, originality..most important they brought something far advance in their generation.. salute

[@alfonsoreyes5982]

Los RAMONES una banda de PUNK ROCK de excelencia. Mi admiración y respeto para cada uno de ellos. Siempre vivirán cada instante, en algún corazón lleno de rebeldía; ante una sociedad enferma, en busca de una libertad sin ser encarcelada. Su presencia va más allá de lo físico.

[@nasticanasta]

This was real punk..I grew up with these guys...got all their albums! MISS YOU GUYS! RIP

[@reydelmasaje7153]

Aguante si lo escuchas en el 2019

[@claudioavila3934]

2020 , 2018 2017

[@richd4935]

Ramones! I've been a fan for a long time. Sometimes I just have to listen to them loud all day! So many memories. So many friends that have passed on. They will be remembered forever.

[@Hiddenjava]

JOHNNY RAMONE made it look easy, but don't kid yourself. To play like he did took a lot of blood and guts, not to mention skill

[@Revolutionarybum1]

+Hiddenjava And keep it always True to their (his) vision! There's much written about him that's not flattering. But if he had quit the band... Well as much as I love Joey the band would have changed into a pure pop band desperate for a radio friendly sound... Johnny never let that happen.

[@PantheonLincoln]

Hiddenjava playing guitar like Johnny Ramone is hard. Yeah, there's only 3 or 4 chords in a song, but try playing all downstrokes, that fast and tight. It hurts. Yeah, he wasn't a flashy lead player, but he was far from unskilled.

[@goldenevie3167]

@@Revolutionarybum1 you have no basis for saying that. Joey was not pop. not by a long shot.

[@boofert.washington2499]

@Darth Insidius 😆 truth!

[@diggerthegroundhog8799]

I can play any Ramones song on guitar but what I cannot do is do it for 90 minutes like Johnny did. Not to mention he had such a fluid motion when he played. It was like he had no wrists. He was all hands. He was smooth as butter. He made his guitars sound like an orchestra of guitars and he was playing a Mosrite with one single pick up. It continues to blow my mind to this day

[@missumenimsatanass]

my friend and I were at this show! I miss the 80s. There will never be another decade as kick ass unfortunately. So glad I got to experience the 80s when I did.

[@slip423]

Never seen this , love how loud Johnny is in the mix 🎸

[@carlosourense6223]

GRANDIOSOS!! El sonido de esa guitarra es lo más primitivo que he escuchado en mi vida.

[@DavidRodriguez-nq6mg]

CARLOS OURENSE y el mejor de todos

[@HSTrejoLuna]

ese tono fue lo que me engancho a Ramones

[@antonioalarconmenchon4494]

Entonces, no escuchaste a Robert Johnson.

[@1969ryson]

They sound good live here, towards the end they played so fast live the songs were almost unrecognizable. I like their sound here much better. Just my opinion.

[@PantheonLincoln]

Chris J for me, in a weird way, some of the songs lost their power a little when they went REALLY fast in their later years. This period has the right balance of speed and raw power to their sound. Also proves my theory that End of the Century would have been better without Phil Spector.

[@ToddWest]

agree.....I asked Joey after their last gig they did @ The Masquerade in Atlanta about singing the songs so much faster he laughed and said they had that many more songs to do and squeeze in the same 1 hour set! So He had a point I guess.

[@bellywood7688]

@@PantheonLincoln raw power (also a good album)

[@cliffwhitehead5655]

Agreed.

[@101Volts]

They started speeding things up in 80 or 81. The faster stuff is hard for my brain to process.

[@averyadrian1534]

Man their studio albums shoulda sounded like this

[@evDunoyer]

johnny sounds amazing here. absolute beast.

[@ToddWest]

Marshalls crank different in France I am told.

[@amberlyoness555]

Ramones will Never die the videos still so cool 40 yrs later Ramones 4ever!

[@dustyramone]

I think Johnny never made any mistake during the hole career - PERFECTION !!!

[@mayfieldgage]

This is THE best Live Rock N Roll Highschool

[@evilsnox6830]

she's the one live is the best ramones song ever recorded

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

Indeed

[@simes4444]

This is the BEST video of the Ramones I've ever seen - thank you

[@sjorsberends6393]

I love Marky’s calm demeanor behind the drumkit. Still can’t get over it how cool it looks!Just look at “This ain’t Havana” Best footage ever of Marky in the early days of Ramones!

[@martymcfly3159]

Simply beautiful!!!!❤🎸🎸 Cheers from Italy

[@dariahalpin5749]

No wonder the late Lemmy kilmister wrote a song about these guys,they played hard and fast Rocknroll.God i miss them.

[@sikorik9964]

R. A. M. O. N. E. S.

[@nottavictim5]

Saw em on this tour. The best live show ever. A non stop assault drove us crazy. 28 songs in 1 hour. No breaks just 2,3,4! Go!

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

1985-1990 is considered to be their weakest period, due to the heavier sound and playing too fast.

[@lucasfleitasmasotti7170]

Argentina es el país q mas a querido a esta banda ...con diferencia de cualquier otro sitio del mundo... Argentina es Ramones!!!

[@hugorafaelchairezbaylon8472]

Centro y aquí norte de México tambièn se les quiere un chingal!!! Y mis respetos Argentina por ser la nación más Ramonera del mundo!👍

[@strictlynorton]

One of the greatest mysteries of music history is why the Ramones never got the commercial success that they clearly deserved. Seymour Stein bringing in Phil Spector to produce EOTC was the closest they got. An unbelievable band who will still be adored in generations to come. They left nothing on the field ever and thats the best compliment you could give them posthumously. Saw them in London twice, my favourite show was the Sire Records showcase at the Roundhouse where they smoked the Talking Heads off stage. R.I.P. guys you made our younger years shine like diamonds!!!

[@electricblanket1]

Most bands that are extremely influential have never gotten recognition. Its a very well established fact. With the exception of anyone before the seventies, albeit some other exceptions there as well. Most of these artists never got recognition until years later. The Velvet Underground, The Stooges, The MC5, The New York Dolls, The Modern Lovers, The Ramones, Big Star, The Replacements, Husker Du, Red Kross, ESG, Meat Puppets, Egyptian Lover... I can go on. But the point is that this is sadly the way that our musical culture is built, someone finds the formula then applies it to what they are doing and just get lucky or they just happen to hit it at the right time. I think with the Ramones It was a case where the majority of the buying public was not ready and thus not their fault (the charts where full of Paisley Underground, Catchy New Wave and Hair Metal bands). But with time, people, because of other artists embracing them and influencing their own music finally got the ear for the sound, hence: everyone wearing Ramones shirts in the late Nineties which they probably bought at Hot Topic, long after the band disbanded. It's sad but true, but not a mystery at all brother, its happened since rock and roll was a thing. And oh yeah, Green Day and Nirvana.

[@joeschmoe6306]

Commercial success is overrated and it's mostly americans who are obsessed with it and how much money blah blah blah who cares ? It's art, I don't give a fuck if they don't have "commercial success", i prefer it, everything corporate america touches turns to shit..

[@notlikeitmatters1018]

The shear speed and power and actual energy they amplified was fucking amazing

[@steveoin818]

i met them in85-86,,very humble nice guys..they had a instore signing at I think at a music plus in Burbank..i told joey he had the whitest skin I had ever seen..he giggled and said I don't get out of bed till 2..

[@redriderbbgun8018]

What made the Ramones truly special and separated them from the pack was their elaborate song structures, with deep, pondering lyrics riffing on the plight of man, and elongated guitar solos featuring complex chord layering & progressions. Moreover, how the drummer was able to incorporate the timing & syncopation of his immense drum-kit without overpowering the rhythm section was supremely vital as well.

[@frankfoxx3336]

ha.ha.

[@lomaxrobert]

Lyrically they actually had more range than most performers today, from politics and war to teen boredom, horror, rejection in love, mental illness, and even stabbing someone as a male prostitute (53rd & 3rd).

[@lolopotatoes9397]

One of the greatest most unique frontmen of all time! Rest in peace Joey Ramone!

[@gilwood7530]

Damn , I was seeing them live a lot around this time and years after too ... GOD I MISS THE RAMONES !

[@gilwood7530]

@lilly lazer I met Dee Dee a bunch ... He was very cool and friendly . Joey said ... Oh jeez ...you guys again ? once to me and my buddies . That is a great book ...I even have 2 copies because I lost it when I fi=rst got it and was in the middle of reading it ..so I bought another , then realized my cat pushed it under the sofa

[@bertverhoosel7437]

I have been lucky to be able to join them on the loco live tour in Germany Belgium and Spain as a roadie. Great times. For always in my heart and now my kids cover them in their band. Legends!!!!

[@gilwood7530]

@@bertverhoosel7437 Thats very cool ... I got to hang with Doug (Dee Dee ) a little bit in some shady places . I live in LA and visit Johnny and Dee Dee often

[@dickinsonroxx]

im high and this is possibly the best music ive ever heard at this moment

[@TheJohanIII]

Always so good listening to Ramones !

[@stefansamland566]

My first Ramones Concert was Düsseldorf 1987 ! By Every Ramones Video i remember at this Concert ! This time will never Come Back ! Greetings from Germany !

[@fernandoortega2476]

I’m Mexican but this band was so great!!All their songs has a good rhythm!!

[@hornsby424]

10 songs in 22 minutes, Ramones-style. No pretentious bullshit, perfect.

[@tonymack66]

Joey Ramone is one of the most unique individuals I've ever been in the company of.

[@thebestofu-tubebytheresaes5189]

This brings me back to 1982 and my first love lol

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

Cool

[@peterramone4615]

Dee Dee Ramone, most underated bassist

[@hombrelunar5194]

and songwriter too

[@broncycolon7020]

Nope,he and Vince Riordan taught me to play the bass...

[@franksmith4277]

his bass playing was so bad sid vicious could play it.

[@broncycolon7020]

@@franksmith4277 ah,cum on....Sid was not really gud on bass,but DeeDee?ey.....

[@gregorywellssr7857]

@@franksmith4277 I know man, it's so funny when people try to act like these are great players. This shit is so easy to play on bass, and you can't hear him any fuckin way. I love punk rock, but I'm aware that it was not about instrumental virtuosity, it was good songs and energy. It's like in the 70s if you loved KISS you had to say Peter Criss was the best drummer, which he was NOT. Non-players are funny, man.

[@cosmicheretic8129]

I am so sad I never got to see them. RIP boys and thanks for the awesome music!

[@jime4458]

Yo no puedo creer que la gente solo mueva la cabeza, en Argentina tremendo pogos cada vez que venían!

[@Hammarlux]

Damn, Marky just sitting there hammering on like a machine... I Love IT!!!!

[@DemetrioLopezGarcia-dr3oe]

Diez temazos en 21 minutos. Sólo ellos lo pueden hacer. ESPECTACULAR!!!

[@MD-ru5vs]

Ramones estan una banda muy rapido.

[@scottmitchle2557]

My favorite band since i first saw them in 1976

[@dannykrinkle4726]

Audience didn't appreciate they were witnessing history.

[@milfredcummings717]

"I don't care about history!" LOL 1:18

[@jmccosta58]

it seems they are sedated...

[@alienresearchlab]

Dude in the suit and tie is rocking out. 10/10.

[@as3cs3]

quite clever how they moved from I wanna Be Your Boyfriend to Pinhead seamlessley while Johnny changed guitar during the guitar-free intro

[@_michael_g]

im pretty sure they played today your love tomorrow the world before......it was edited out

[@roinerov9348]

Bon Scott had been dead 5 days when they played this concert. Bon died 19 February, this concert was on the 24 February. AC/DC was in mourning.

[@arthurparken176]

Un super souvenir. j'étais au concert à Montpellier sur la même tournée !!!!! Gabba Gabba Merci Pierre Louis pour cette mise en ligne !!!!! ;-)

[@gustavomantovani8309]

WOW!!! Great AUDIO!!!! My favorite band EVER!!!!! Loved it!

[@dotrattray]

great sound;great show; fantastic.

[@eddiemuniz761]

If Seymour Stein didn’t like the RAMONES end of the Century probably would not have happened.This is one of the best RAMONES shows in existence.

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

1985-1990 is considered to be their weakest period, due to the heavier sound and playing too fast, one thing i noticed, is that Joey sang so fast, that he would often skip, certain lyric's because it was too fast for him.

[@joseluissaenz3126]

La mejor banda de punk rock de todos los tiempos......(No importa el año que se lea este comentario)

[@jtcorey7681]

I think this is the best recorded performance of theirs I’ve seen. They are at their peak!

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

1985-1990 is considered to be their weakest period, due to the heavier sound and playing too fast.

[@IgNaceus]

Ramones at their best!

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

1985-1990 is considered to be their weakest period, due to the heavier sound and playing too fast, but yes you are right Joey had alot of stamina, you need endurance because to stand, on stage for 60-70 minute's singing, in that pace one thing i noticed, is that Joey sang so fast that he would often, skip certain lyric's because it was too fast for him.

[@musicfan1086]

Johnny downstrokes are Furious and so so fast in this show, probably the peak of his downstroking

[@paulosicne5803]

There was no other band better than The Ramones. NONE!

[@ruthlessreid9172]

Saw them at park elevator in Charlotte in 80s. The loudest, fastest, most punk thing I ever witnessed.

[@eivindgjengstjohansen9625]

1985-1990 is considered to be their weakest period, due to the heavier sound and playing too fast, one thing i noticed, is that Joey sang so fast, that he would often skip, certain lyric's because it was too fast for him, Joey Ramone is one of the most underrated vocalist's ever.

[@Zito315W]

Joey Voice Is Amazing

[@one1950smovie]

10 songs is 20 minutes; only the Ramones!!