#121

A personal favourite.

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#122

:slight_smile:
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#123

Did everything the same, the Ramones

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#124

not heard these covers before


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#125

I used to get those bitchy celeb gossip emails in the noughties, and when that loser out of that band married Chantelle from Big Brother they mentioned him sheepishly buying a Ramones best of CD from Selectadisc. The headline was Beat On The Prat :,)

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#126

Best band of all time don’t care what this obviously deaf forum thinks

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#127

Ramones were great cause early teens my main interest was pretty boring 50s rock and then when I listened to the Ramones it was like “yeesss making this really loud and fast is loads loads better.”

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#128
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#129

Agree, they should probably be a bit higher than that :thinking:

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#131

don’t quit the boards mate, we can work this out

#132

What the actual fuck?

#133

Not as good as Rage Against the Machine. OK then.

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#134

That reminds me of TheBeautifulOnes_/some_bloke’s excellent 70s/60s/50s number 1s threads on the old boards. Seeing a 19-year-old in 2012 get to grips with the Sweet, Suzi Quatro, Slade and T. Rex was great entertainment and educated me a lot too.

Wherever he is now, hope he’s well and I wish him well.

#135

A great start for How Tasty Is It Really: Bread

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#136

6/5 for Fox on the Run

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#137

Probably chuffed to little mint balls about getting tickets in the Coming Up 24th anniversary presale.

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#139

The Ramones Museum in Berlin is really cool, worth checking out if you’re a 5/5 fan. https://www.ramonesmuseum.com/

#140

The documentary is brilliant isn’t it? The relationships within the band are so fucked up. Also, Johnny Ramone seems like an odd person…a guy from the New York punk scene who is a Republican?! The best bit in the documentary is seeing the video Dee Dee made for one of his hip-hop songs.