ramones loudmouth

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[54markl]

Seeing them at the Roxy in 1976 was like witnessing the Second Coming of Christ. The Ramones' first show in L.A. was the most exciting Rock 'n Roll moment of my life. The audience was euphoric afterwards, we knew we had witnessed a Miracle. People were laughing, cheering, crashing into walls. Such happiness. Rock was saved from Death for all time. The Ramones are looking down from heaven now with mixed feelings. They totally won the culture war. Every damned commercial on TV sounds like them now

[ifutureman]

LOL those poor camera mic's never knew what hit 'em

[konked]

@Antnj81 It depends largely of the genre of metal. Some of the subgenres are very extreme in both expression and appearance while the supporters watch commercially more acceptable bands with derision and as sell outs. But in general, every time a kid pics up an electric guitar and aunties get worried there's something in it :)

[AshleyMarkPomeroy]

I think they passed the audition.

[shamrockhunter]

Hey, hasn't anyone noticed that compared to their other vids, this early rehearsal actually makes them look human? Dee Dee never takes his eyes off the fretboard. Joey's voice is nothing compared to what it will become and check out the last few seconds...at some point Dee Dee loses his shoulder strap for f%$k sakes. If you don't think you can do anything with some serious hard work and practice you are just fooling yourself. God bless these 4.

Izzy.

[emboladoomeiodecampo]

Esse clássico do punk rock fez parte da minha linda juventude....

Velhos tempos, belos dias....

[kirkbzzz1]

ifutureman, you hit the nail right on the head!!

[TheSMPM]

@Antnj81 pop punk

[NotMyBroder]

dee dee looks so cool

[Antnj81]

@khattamshud if you're associating Blink 182, Green Day, Good Charlotte, My Chemical Romance or any of that SHIT in as punk... then I would have to agree with you. However those aren't punk bands.

[khattamshud]

Yes, I do hear more punk than metal in the mainstream, because punk is less threatening and closer to rock music.

[Antnj81]

@khattamshud overall, metal is the more widely accepted form of rebellion through music, thus being commercialized. If you don't believe me, watch movies from the 80's. Metal music is all over that. Watch 90's movies and tell me if you hear more punk than metal. Watch movies with rebellious kids now and tell if you hear more punk than metal. Face it dude, metal is very commercial... whether or not there's an underground scene, it's still more accepted over punk