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some great songs, pretty repetitive sound tho. kinda my feelings on punk in general
This should be on the list but I wouldn’t exactly call this enjoyable all the way through. They aren’t the most technically varied band of the time and when you string a bunch of their music together as studio recordings it passes by as a wall of sound, and not in the deliberate Phil Spector (RIP bozo) way. I think I just like their music better in isolation, alongside others in the genre. I do have to hand it to them though, this album is blissfully short.
Listened before?: lots of times as a child. i listened to this fairly recently but it's been a while and i forgot how i scored it Blitzkrieg Bop - 5/5 Beat on the Brat - 5/5 Judy Is a Punk - 5/5 I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - 4/5 Chain Saw - 4/5 Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue - 4/5 I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement - 3/5 Loudmouth - 3/5 Havana Affair - 4/5 Listen to My Heart - 3/5 53rd & 3rd - 3/5 Let's Dance - 4/5 I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You - 3/5 Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - 4/5 Average score: 3.9/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ it's a classic. i loved it all those years ago when i used to play it all the time, and i like it now. it's short and sweet with some fun tracks. some of the songs past the first few sound a little repetitive down to the chord progression (Loudmouth is pretty much a worse Blitzkrieg Bop), but this is just a small complaint of mine
Feels like it was recorded in real time. Absolutely top tier punk rock.
i thought i already had this. i was thinking of the clash. this is largely unpleasant. i like punk. it’s too pop for me to enjoy it as punk, but not pop enough for it to be enjoyable to listen to. it’s grown on me, just a little.
These guys are pretty cool, but I have the same problem with them that I do with a lot of punk, that being that I just don’t think there’s a lot of variety. I think every song on this album except Blitzkrieg Bop sounds the exact same, and even then the only reason that one sounds different is cause I heard it growing up. They all have the count in, they all have the same drum pattern, it’s just not that compelling. They’re on the better end of the punk I’ve heard though, I’ll say that. Favorites: Blitzkrieg Bop, Chain Saw
Oma ajastu revolutsiooniline punk. Tänapäeva mõistes algeline, aga see plaat ongi selle žanri alge. Laivis oleks täitsa hea kuulata ja kaasa õõtsuda, tagantjärgi Spotifyst on selline OK kogemus, aga mitte midagi erilist. 3.2/5
Fantastic! The first three tracks are so amazing. The rest of the album carries the sound but the first three are emblatic. Also loved Let's Dance.
Nah
é um bom primeiro album. as musicas sao divertidas e tem musicas muito boas. o som é simples e cru, mas isso nao tira o mérito e a importancia do album
Pretty fun punk album. Really influential in that time period
Everyones heard something off this album at least once, Can't say I'll be a huge relistener of this but it's decent.
I can see why it is an influential album, but not my cup of tea.
Wait, you're telling me that the "fathers of punk" made music with solid production quality? What was everyone that came after them doing??? This is solid, I can't really get past how flat it feel generally and how greating the vocals are, but I recognize those as important to the genre, so we can chalk it up to personal taste differences. 3.5/5
was kinda bad. i don’t like it
Wonderful. So catchy, so COOL. Top notch driving music.
14 solid, classic punk jams and I'm pretty sure at least half of them are Blitzkrieg Bop. I don't care what the title is, that's Blitzkrieg Bop again, dude. I Don't Wanna Go Down To The Basement, Loudmouth, and Havana Affair are all Blitzkrieg Bop, three times in a row. I quite enjoy Blitzkrieg Bop.
Not great, but two stars all the same...
It's cool, it's energetic, it's catchy. Overall, a very fun listen and a great first album that is very representative of its genre. 7/10 [KEEP]
Opening with blitzkrieg bop is crazy lol. Such a fun album and in 29 minutes. I get it.
Many of these albums are classic, we owe so much to The Ramones and Blitzkrieg Bop is an absolute banger. I love taking 50s rock and playing it faster. It was a killer idea and set forth a new musical revolution. There's a few standouts but a lot of the songs just sound the same. I have this on vinyl but it's not one I go back to often.
3.18 / 5 stars for Ramones - I appreciate the length of the songs, but yeah, there's really nothing much in the way of substance to these songs. It's their thing, I get that, and I completely support it, but they're not getting a "OMG, BEST GROUP EVER" tag from me because of that. Songs should have some substance and emotion backing them. I'm not hearing it here, but I like the music. It's fun to bop to.
Stark start, men sen tröttnar man ganska snabbt på att allt låter likadant, vilket är talande när albumet är under 30 min.
Det behöver inte vara mer komplicerat än så här.
Vet inte om jag någonsin skulle sätta på en skiva Ramones själv, men ah, det var rätt charmigt
känns mer som föremål än något man lyssnar på?
1,2,3,4!
It was a new music genre for me, outside of my usual listening range but I enjoyed it, the 4 first songs where probably my favorite
Grace: "Oh wow, where did you get your tee-shirt from?" Kori: "This Ramones tee? (lying) I've had this ages" Grace: "I didn't have you down as a 70s punk fan" Kori: "(lying) I like my music edgy and full of attitude" Later that night, Kori decides to actually play Ramones on his streaming device: "Oh my god, this is shit!!!" He decides however to continue to wear the tee-shirt in public: "Makes me look cool." Yeah, I know, it's influential and iconic etc, but it just isn't that great. Heard before ✅️ Listened this time ✅️ Revisit ❌️ ★★★☆☆(5/10) Total reviewed : 374 Already owned : 82 Purchased : 16 To buy : 7 Nope : 269
Ramones have always been one of those bands I admired more than loved. When I was younger they felt too American, too wilfully dumb, too interested in saying “Beat on the Brat” or “Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue” and then wandering off before anyone could ask why. Compared with British punk, where even the provocations usually had a target, they could seem almost pointlessly shocking. I think I was listening for meaning in the wrong place. This time the penny dropped. Ramones isn’t just a masterpiece of brevity, it’s a masterpiece of form. One of the points of punk was to strip rock back to its essentials. The Ramones don’t just strip it down, they keep stripping. Middle eights? Gone. Instrumental indulgence? Gone. Elaborate arrangements? Gone. Even Please Please Me starts to sound faintly progressive by comparison. It’s almost as though someone asked, “What if every song was ‘I Saw Her Standing There’?” and the answer came back, “Every song. Ever.” The astonishing thing is that it never becomes boring. From a distance, everything sounds the same. Up close, it absolutely doesn’t. Once your ear adjusts to the album’s internal grammar, tiny changes become huge. “Beat on the Brat” becomes “the slow one”. A count to eight in “Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue” suddenly feels dangerously self-indulgent. By the closing track, a tempo change lands like a plot twist. I also found myself appreciating just how skilful Johnny Ramone’s playing really is. The relentless downstrokes create what feels like a continuous wall of sound, but it’s his left hand that performs the miracle. Chord changes happen at impossible speed without the momentum ever faltering. It shouldn’t work. Yet the guitar becomes this immense sheet of harmonic texture, with crash cymbals simply punctuating the changes. The sweetness surprised me too. Beneath the leather jackets and horror-film titles is a band hopelessly in love with early Beatles, girl groups and bubblegum pop. The backing vocals are genuinely lovely. “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend” and “Listen to My Heart” reveal a band whose emotional vocabulary is almost childlike in its directness. No introspection, no explanation, just declarations. What really unlocked the album for me, though, was thinking about Pop Art. The Ramones don’t seem to have formed a band so much as created a universe. Everyone is a Ramone. Everyone dresses the same. Every song lasts about two minutes. Every song begins with “1-2-3-4”. They don’t explain themselves any more than Warhol explained the soup cans. They simply present another one. Because we’re human, we can’t resist digging for hidden meaning anyway. That makes the occasional glimpse of reality, particularly “53rd & 3rd”, all the more striking. The comic-book world suddenly brushes against something that may actually have been lived, yet the band refuse to announce its importance. It’s simply another Ramones song. The biggest revelation, though, was that the apparent stupidity is anything but. The Ramones aren’t rejecting complexity. They’re rejecting options. They impose so many constraints on themselves that the only remaining complexity is in the execution. Any fool can be clever. It takes real confidence to know what not to do. The Ramones didn’t simplify rock. They found the point beyond which it couldn’t be simplified any further and still remain rock and roll.
pretty good, punk, quite raucous, rough, but still good
hard to imagine a world in which this album doesnt exist. not one of my favorite records but so iconic. can't give it less than 4 even though i dont really love it.
Catchy, I thought there would only be a couple of good songs, but I liked them all and enjoyed the whole album. Blitzkrieg bog might even be one of the weaker songs
Uhh yrah it was ok
okay so apparently they made blitzkrieg bop which i have heard before and its like really well known so yeah. immediately realising this isn't my thing at all.
3.2/5
Obviously the birth of punk is gonna get 5 stars.
It's the Ramones! Punk pioneers whose name has been whispered in my ear everywhere I search. This flashy self-titled album is akin to setting off backyard fireworks; damn fun and I admire how fast-paced it is. Other than that though, I don't think I got as much out of it as I would've hoped.
según mi experiencia personal los ramones eran la raja a los 13 años, por que era mi época. Después de casi 50 años los temas siguen frescos y con la misma energía de aquellos años; No es música para analizar nota por nota. Es música para que el volumen suba un poco más de lo prudente y, por un rato, vuelva ese impulso totalmente alocado, insensato, y juvenil de creer que una canción de dos minutos puede comerse el mundo.
way too smart but It did build the foundation of early 2000s pop punk
Blitzkrieg Bop is a banger, but after that song I frankly was just not in the mood for this noise this morning. A lot of the songs sounded the same and I was over it. (3)
A big year for people who love to hear the same pretty bangin' song 12 times.
molto bello, mi dispiace che Blitzkrieg bop abbia avuto così tanto successo e le altre molto di meno anche se sono estremamente valide
The album that started the punk pop revolution. Modeled after the Stooges and featuring fast, catchy, short and to the point punk songs that fed the masses. Fun listen.
The core of this album is the Ramones just taking 50s style pop songs and making them hard. Hard AF. Cool thing is no one had ever done that before. Which is part of what makes this album is great. What also makes this album is every song is great. Literally no clunkers. Every song is pop punk in its original form. This is perfection.
Was quite let down by this album. First one so far where I actually know one of the songs ‘Blitzkrieg Bop’ which I do quite like, but was hoping for more variety from the other songs. It all seems to mash together and get very repetitive after a few songs. Not the biggest fan of the frontman’s voice either, kinda gets a bit draining after a while as well. I’d like to think on further albums their sound and direction get a lot better and more thought out. I’ll give them their flowers however for helping set the foundation for punk rock, hearing that bands like Green Day and The Sex Pistols wouldn’t be around without them is super cool. They managed to see something in this that I didn’t.
Great opener with Blitzkrieg Pop and didn't outstay its welcome. Not much variety but very punchy throughout
This is a great album, but it's also 29 minutes of the same song.
I'm not a big fan but it is such a foundational album...
BEFORE: I've definitely heard it before, I know and like a lot of the songs and already I know it's a massively influential album. Outside The Clash and Refused, I've never been a big punk guy. AFTER: 29 minutes. Banger after banger. Nothing outstays its welcome. Like AC/DC, they have a formula that works and don't stray too far from it. Joey's idiosyncratic delivery, the early rock and roll influences and the backing vocals really elevate these simple but powerful songs. An absolute classic and worth listening with a pair of decent headphones. It's also nice to hear a band who are so upfront about what they want. HIGHLIGHTS: Everything. LOWLIGHTS N/A VERDICT: A wonderful album. Influential and catchy as hell. 5 stars.
tiene temazos, si. pero todas las canciones suenan exactamente igual.
It's all the same song, which is disappointing to me because I've been looking forward to listening to this band for a while.
Its the Ramones, what more do you want? 2 minute punk songs that are fast, fun and furious. one of the punk og's and lots of fun. its not shakespeare but if you dont bounce along to this are you even alive
It's 3.75
Ok, well yes ummm LET’S GO, now.
Classic and still good. However I must cap it at four because that’s what I gave The Cramps for some reason and Lux is dearer to my heart.
Really cool and does what it wants to do. Not my style, too shallow emotionally and instrumentally. 8.5/10
4/5 some of the songs blended together, but overall I do enjoy the sound of Ramones. The songs felt liberating, rebellious and free. Like I could dance to it crazy whole night long
Good punk
God all the songs sound the same I was so bored
Kind of old but gold aber hat für heutige Standards nicht besonders viel Varianz. Blitzkrieg Bop ist halt cool aber der Rest ist der selbe Song nur weniger cool
3.5/5 paar coole tunes dabei, sodass ich das am ende sogar 2x durchgehört hab
Oh yes. Teenage me would give this a 5 easy. Wonder what 43 year old me thinks ….theres no denying the impact these guys had on the direction of punk rock. I loved these guys. Album still rocks. And it still charms me. Funny. Dark. Short. Simple.
Fun, loud, doesn't overstay its welcome. Always enjoy the Ramones.
very repetitive but the instruments are sick. love the bass
good stuff that I'm sure will get better with more listens 4/5
It's Ramones by Ramones - of course it's 5 stars! 14 songs, all rippers, done in less than half an hour. Sixties girl group arrangements played impeccably by seventies dirtbags. One of my favourites!
I feel like those Gen Alpha kids who don’t know One Direction when I say that I know Ramones from Spiderman Homecoming
Obviously, it's the Ramones and everything's kind of samey samey, but I bet this really bugged people back in the day. Don't know if I've heard Havana Affair before - really like it.
Gabba gabba.
of all the bands elevated to legend status in rock, the Ramones make the least sense. not because they're not influential, but because being mythologized seems to go counter to the band's ethos. it's simple. painfully so at times. however, without this, you don't get a lot of great music both in the punk sphere and out of it. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend is deliciously twee and fuzzy. deserves to be one of the 1001? yess
An absolute classic.
Der Beginn des Punkrock…. war leider noch nie mein Ding. Blitzkrieg Bop als Einstieg prägt direkt den britischen Vibe des Albums (auch wenn die Ramones aus US kommen). In allen Liedern zieht sich das Problem für mich durch, dass die frühen Punk Alben nicht gut abgemischt klingen. I wanna be your boyfriend erfrischt das Album mit seinem poppigerem Sound. Der Gesang geht mir nach der Hälfte des Album dann doch eher auf die Nerven als dass er die Tracks trägt. Häufig sind die Texte sehr einfach gehalten aber weder besonders politisch noch witzig.
First four songs are great. Becomes tedious after a full listen.
Hey ho let's go!
rebeldes sem causa
Great variety!
Punk rock perfection!
Asa buns albumul acesta .Ma lasa fara cuvinte .inafara de Blitzcrieg Pop care face referinta la hitler si tacticile lui de razboi.E foart obositor,e acelasi riff al basistului care se repeta la infinit .Simt cum sufletul meu este extras si supt in stil balzacian.E genul de album care iti inrautateste relatia cu familia ta.Te face sa devii avar ca Costache Giurgiuveanu.Din punct de vedere istoric ,probabil a creat o noua nisa pentru rockerii din aceea perioada.Proabil reprezenta un nou pas inainte cu "sunete noi".AStfel,nu intelege cum albumul acesta a ajuns aici si tine ipostaza aceasta de mit al culturii rock.
ba cred ca asta i album din ala unde e pus aici doar pentru ca a fost genre-defining si pioner al sunetului de genu. Sunt la jumate si nimic special sincer, adica suna bine, nu e shit, dar nu i nicio sclipire. Ma jur ca ascult aceeasi piesa pe loop. Aceleasi vocale, ritm maxim ca mai schimba acordurile, da vibe u e atat de similar incat nici nu mi dau seama. Ba am citit review urile ai inteleg de ce e placut da in acelasi timp sunt si oamenii infatuati. Nj daca pantalonii stramti si jeaca de piele salveaza asta lowkey. Muzical e shit, poate s eu pretentios, da cred ca asta i ideea albumului sincer, e punk, e vorba de energie. Totusi luand in considerare si doar experienta e 2/5. Nu i genu meu ig
Pretty iconic band and sound
Excellent album
It’s all the same song
For me, The Ramones are that perfect hard rocking, angsty band. There's nothing particularly complicated about the music, just fast tempo, loud guitars, and of course their signature vocals. And important part of my teen years. Bonus, if you're drunk and screw up the lyrics when singing along, nobody knows the difference.
This album is essentially the foundation of American punk(and possibly punk in general). And what a blast of pure punk energy it is! These songs are fast, brief, and surprisingly tuneful given punk's reputation for lack of songwriting skill. While most of the songs are very similar and musically simple, they demonstrate a strong appreciation for pop hooks. Lyrics are generally not too deep, but punk lyrics are supposed to be easy to understand and straight to the point. And that's this album's biggest strength: it's straight to the point. There is absolutely no room for bloat and pretension here, which are two of my biggest pet peeves with the album's on this list. So, yes, this is a great album. It's not necessarily something I will return to all the time, but it is lean and purposeful in the best way possible. This album is ranked #5 of 18 albums for 1976. Other 1976 albums rated by me: Africa Brasil(8/18)-5 Joan Armatrading(10/18)-4
I really like some of the songs, but altogether this album makes me a bit overwhelmed
Really liked it. Great vibes!
Not for me
Very cool álbum
Thankfully the songs are quite short because I don't enjoy punk music. It's just a lot of noise to me. Blitzkrieg Bop is good though
Huge for the time but obviously very repetitive.
Still like it
The root of the music I love the most. 3 chord, 2 minute pop songs. Ramones stand with The Clash as one of the two best punk bands of all time. Every track is brilliant, tough choosing a favourite. Yeah I love them. Favourite track: Judy is a punk
It all sounded similar but it was cool
This album may have been a novelty for its time, but it doesn’t hold up now. I can see how it’s appealing to punk fans, but there’s a reason why punk is a subculture and not a culture. The overall album is very repetitive -- the same warm guitar riffs and poor vocals, and its only saving grace is the hit song Blitzkrieg Bop, which is only slightly catchier than the other songs.
7/10
great album
This is certainly pummeling... almost in a good way!
Blitzkrieg Bop remains an absolute banger (with some THPS3 nostalgia). The rest of the album sounds just like it. It's good but it does indeed get repetitive.
If you don’t rate this as a 5 - I don’t want to hangout with you and i dont trust you.
Yeah that intro definitely sold me on this vibe. Gets a bit samey the longer as we run along but hey the album isn’t that long so you don’t dwell on that for too long
14 song album with a runtime less than 30 mins. This is Earl sweatshirt influence.
This is unbelievably good at what it wants to do, and is absolutely not what I want to listen to. Hard to rate. I'll be diplomatic and go for three flat.
Great debut from this artist, great punk rock vibes and iconic tracks
i can see why people might have been surprised by this in 1976, but its not 1976 so its kinda only ok to me
This album would probably seem better if I was alive at the time it was released; From my modern perspective however, this is good but not the masterpiece I was expecting. I suppose it's my problem then.
A great one 4.5/5, tough choice between the 4 or the 5...
Foda, primeira música já vem no coração, eu com 8 anos jogando Tony Hawk na praia. Carai, o álbum todo é familiar pra mim, provavelmente meu irmão tinha esse álbum. Muita música boa e clássica. Começou muito bem, com as melhorinhas, 4 em sequência, mas depois foi baixando a qualidade. Mas mesmo assim, 4 músicas fodas, e com certeza voltarei a ouvir mais vezes elas. Então merece 5.
Classic NY Punk. Say what you want about the Ramones, they aren't the most technically impressive band, but I've never met anyone that hates this album. Maybe not their cup of tea, but nobody outright HATES them. That alone is impressive as hell.
A solid contender for most iconic album of the 70s. Maybe of all time. Despite being overplayed, it still just works. Fast, raw, direct, cool as fuck.
Would be a great neurological rewire in 76 but 50 years later it doesn't have the kick I was looking for. Not aged as well as some other bangers from the 70s
En af de første punk-albums. Udover den absolutte banger Blitzkrieg Bob er der ikke så meget der har skilt sig ud på dette album. Det er meget ensartet, men har dog en fed vibe. Hader desværre starten på chainsaw :((
the opening is a banger, it does suffer from sameness but it made for a fun bike ride
The best Ramones album is a greatest hits. Mostly because the stuff on here that’s only okay is completely forgettable. I do like how they say massacre.
the AC/DC of punk music. big influence to the genre itself, every song basically sounds the same.
Just sounds like messy noise for the entire album. Like one big long song that someone who just learned how to play yesterday put together. I understand they had a significant impact on the culture at the time but this just was not for me.
Forgot just how good this is. There is no let up in the assault on the ears. Took me back to adolescence again.
good
Meh. Using a skill saw sound effect for a song called chainsaw is such a British thing to do.
sympa 10 minutes mais le rhytme est fatigant je trouve
musicas fav: blitzkrieg bop
I would say that while the punk sound and vibe are repetitive, it just made me feel so joyful in a way I cannot explain. In some ways, it made me feel quite nostalgic for a long-gone version of the United States I remember. Absolute classic for a reason, and 1000% worth listening to!
This gets an extra star for teenage nostalgia
As much as I enjoy Blitzkrieg Bop, every other track sounded like Blitzkrieg Bop but worse. Didn't like this album nearly as much as I thought I would. I appreciate its influence and don't think its terrible, but I have no reason to come back to it.
The Ramones are a band that gets a lot of flak for being repetitive. I get it. I heard this album twice through because it was so short. Yes, each song could literally bleed into the next song, and the cuts were roughly under 3 minutes apiece. While the original group has been gone for a bit, let's be real. We wouldn't have modern rock or pop punk if we didn't have the Ramones doing a lot with very little. They weren't super technical, but damn, they paved a path like no other. This was their debut, and this is groundbreaking. It's not everyone's cup of tea, but you have to acknowledge the past to appreciate the future.
jedes lied klingt gleich, der typ kann 0 singen und schlecht gemixt ist es auch
tiene mas malas que buenas y las que son buenas seran pocas pero sin increible splr eso es tres
Ehh, I don't want to play the hater's gambit and say "I wanted to like it but...." BUT I did expect more from the album that produced Blitzkrieg Bop. And even listening to Blitzkrieg as the first song on the album I was thinking to myself "Damn I wish this hadn't been used by so many cringey boomers in advertising, Movies, and Video Games," because there was a time where I liked this song quite a bit and it's unfortunately the highpoint of the album right at the top of the tracklist. I hate to say it because it gets said a lot but the album is essentially the same song throughout... Maybe I'll warm up to this after society stops using the "Hey! Oh! Let's Go!" as a chant but that will be on the dying lips of every person that is right now 50 or above. I feel like such a hater. I like punk! I swear I like punk!!
Good
Not my genre. I understand that if you like Punk, you will like this, but i dont.
No encontré motivos para un 3, pero solo por ser Ramones.
Épico disco de los Ramones, su álbum debut. Tiene temazos icónicos como I wanna be your boyfriend. Me re gustó. Ya conocía bastantes temas. Gran banda
Surprisingly liked this early beginnings of punk, can definitely hear its influence over more recent punk bands. It’s a short album, fun to listen to and so far more enjoyable to listen to than a lot of recent punk bands. I’ll give punk a second chance.
Really just don’t get it. Here we have some of the most basic instrumentation imaginable paired with lyrics that sound like they were written by a 22 year old high schooler. I understand that this is a very influential album for punk music, but influencing something I don’t like doesn’t earn you extra points. This just seems kind of dorky. Which is fine if you’re a bit self aware about it, but I don’t get that here.
What if we married Phil Spector girl groups to 1970s urban hellscapes
I don't mind the high energy simple approach, and I'm sure it was wild to hear at the time. But it's so one note I was halfway through the album without even realizing I'd listened to half a dozen songs instead of 2. It's goofy fun, but I'm not gonna pretend like it's a masterpiece either
Maravilla de album, si bien los ramones son los patrones del punk.
Softer than I thought
rooooock
Still brilliant! Just gets on with it. Didn’t have a lot of chords to play with, but works for me!! 4
When I think of punk I think of this sound. People can say it started anywhere else, and I tend to enjoy those other artists, but there's a soft spot for the Ramones regardless. This album has the energy and the essence. It's not my regular go-to, but it's an album I've thought of in the past when I consider the sound I need at that point in time. Just straight punk, no over thinking, lots of rebellious mood. 4.1/5
Imagine blitzkrieg bop being the first track you ever release. The audacity
all the songs sounded the same to me i’m sorry to anyone who enjoys their music but it was painful to listen to - i still listened to the whole thing anyways
Loved this album from many years
Hot take. This is a good album but all ramones songs sound the same so it’s hard to judge it when you don’t hear all the other songs since you assume they’re all from the same album
I may not listen to it much anymore, but where would music be without it?
Although I am happy that the Ramones helped pave the way for a certain kind of punk rock music, I never really cared for them. There's a few songs of theirs that I find quite energizing. Sheena is a punk rocker and I want to be sedated come to mind. This album doesn't really do it for me. It's okay. It's just not great.
This is real, this is me I'm exactly where I'm supposed to be, now Gonna let the light shine on me Siempre lo he amado, creo que nunca había escuchado un álbum suyo de pi a pa y ahora los amo más. Tienen la corona y es claro.
So fun!
Okay, classic album but not the biggest fan. I'm rocked out
Fun album, very good. Knew a lot of the songs already
Clásico. Atemporal. No es lo que escucho normalmente pero disfruté cada segundo.
4/5
I can't believe my good fortunes here, third great album in a row. I have loved the Ramones since probably 1980 when I was just a kid. I know the idea that their songs all sound alike but really they all sound fresh when you hear them and have so much energy. Many may disagree but I have to give this 5 stars for just the influence this band and all of these songs have had on me forever
Blitzkrieg Bop - 5/5 Beat on the Brat - 4/5 Judy Is a Punk - 4/5 I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - 3.5/5 Chain Saw - 3.5/5 Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue - 4/5 I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement - 4/5 Loudmouth - 3.5/5 Havana Affair - 3.5/5 Listen to My Heart - 3.5/5 53rd & 3rd - 3.5/5 Let's Dance - 4/5 I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You - 4/5 Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - 4/5 A classic. It gets repetitive after a bit but that's punk and thankfully they're in and out in terms of listening time so it doesn't get old fast. Overall: 4/5 Favorites: Blitzkrieg Bop
The quintessential punk rock album. Nothing fancy, gets it done. I come back to this album on a regular basis because I think it's just a great album and it defined a genre shift.
It’s good - but not for me. All the songs kind of sounded the same and I’m not rlly into this type of music. But sounds like it would be good for someone who is.
While I appreciate the impact this group and this album have had on music since then, this album's not for me.
Great album.
So this is an album. You definitely had to transport yourself back to 1976 to appreciate I would have to say coming out of the disco era and the yacht rock that was available at the time this would have been transcendent punk is not my favorite, but I bet this was groundbreaking for the time.
Didn't enjoy this one, crazy to say about the Ramones but their sound isn't my thing
626/1001 2026.06.01 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑
Meh. Despite it being so short, it is rather repetitive. A lot of the songs just sound the same.
Interesting how varied this album is. From a song like “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend” which, with different production, could be mistaken for an early Beatles song, to more straightforward punk like Loudmouth and the iconic Blitzkrieg Bop. Most of the album blends together, but there are some standout moments. I appreciate it, I just don’t know if I’ll listen to it again.
Majedaar
Is it a bit repetitive? Yes. Is it massively influential? Also yes. This basically was the archetype of "three chords and the truth" that would come to embody punk, but still has plenty of pop sensibility embedded in each 2 minute blast. 1 star for Blitzkrieg Bop alone, 2 stars for the rest, and 1 just for the importance of this record.
Love this one!
Outside of Blitzkrieg Bop, I was coming into this fresh. Honestly, I was super underwhelmed. If you take out the name, and just blindly listen, this record is pretty lame. I was expecting some aggressive, in your face punk. This was so much softer and poppy than expected. Which kind of put it in a weird middle ground of not good pop/rock or punk/hard rock. Don’t really get the appeal outside of it being the Ramones. 2/5.
Solid punk album really set the tone for the next generations. Influential and inspiring
It’s the Ramones. You know what you are in for. You either like it over and over again or you don’t. I like Blitzkrieg Bop. I liked it again the next three or four times. Then it started to wear on me. But it can back around at the end a little.
Hey ho let’s goooo. Me estaba gustando mucho, luego se me empezó a hacer repetitivo. Overall, 3.5.
la verdad me sonaron muy similares todas
i give it a 5/10 only cuz i don’t understand the songs rn but im only 3 songs in so let’s see!
I don't like this band at all and I don't think the music is any good.
Favourite Songs: Chain Saw I Don't Want To Go Down To The Basement
Ramones may have been born long before me, but somehow they have always felt like part of my own story. When I think about myself — rebellious, restless, forever young, always ready for a fight — their music is there. Every time I play this record, I want to grab the car, pick up my friends, and disappear onto the highway the way we used to on the coast: salty air, loud songs, messy laughter, and the feeling that the night could last forever. Some bands become memories. The Ramones became a way of moving through life. Long live the Ramones, always.
Seminal punk rock album. Very influential and groundbreaking, but not actually a great listening album. Pitchfork: n/a Rolling Stone: Top 500 Albums #47 Best Songs Blitzkrieg Bop Beat on the Bat
Good, but repetitive
I love punk records, this one is no different. Classic album from a classic band. The sequencing and progression of tracks is done so well, and the energy keeps me interested the entire time. Noisy, gritty and head nodding, just the way I like it.
Pretty good. Classic Punk Album.
A little repetitive, but still a vibe
I don’t typically listen to punk by choice, but this was pretty good. Much easier on the ears than a lot of similar bands from that era. Still, a lot of it ends up sounding very similar, which is my biggest complaint about punk.
Familiar but nothing id revisit
The way he says bop in that one song it’s so cute
Trevligt men väldigt same same
Blitzkrieg Bop is a perfect punk song; tells you everything about the genre and still holds up even after fifty years. Only a few power chords throughout, super repetitive and short but extremely catchy and tightly put together to leave a strong impression. The rest of the album isn't bad by any means, it's pretty enjoyable and has some simple and punchy power chord riffs, but it's not entirely memorable as a project. Some of the songs feel a little similar at times, the middle chunk of tracks is slightly weak, and despite its short runtime, it felt a little long to me for some reason. Gets bumped up for pioneering one of my favorite genres of music, and I'm absolutely glad it exists, but not a favorite for me, sorry :( Some really good production though. Also 53rd & 3rd feels really slow, if it was a few bpm faster it would be better.
Fast pace perfect punk album
Shit fake punk. Worst of the worst.
A classic. I think the 29 minute runtime suits it well- any longer and it might have strayed into being a bit grating, but as it stands, just great, high energy, chaotic punk.
4.5/5
The Ramones are a quintessential, badass punk bad that you kind of have to respect--even if you don't love them. Am I eternally tired of Blitzkrieg Bop? Yes. Is that The Ramones fault? Are all the other songs on this album pretty fucking rad? Yes. Give me more Ramones, man. I can dig it.
Album très court mais j'ai quand même senti pas mal de redondance, la première musique est top bien sûr
Ptn c’est la phase punk
Ramones are a strange prospect for me, in that i feel ai should like them more than I do. Songs like Blitzkrieg Bop are great but a lot of the rest just passes me by. Not unenjoyable, just not anything than stands out.
This is punk in its purest and most iconic form - sharp, punchy, and done right, to the point it still sounds good 50 years later. Like all punk albums for me, it becomes a little “samey” after a while. But that’s a me thing.
Look, it is definitely about 30 minutes of essentially the same song, I'm not denying that. But I like that song and it's so much fun! 4/5
Really good album with some legendary bangers. 8.3/10
It’s was alright the instrumental all sounded really similar to me and I think it may have been the same on the songs I don’t wanna go down to the basement and loud mouth but it was still not bad. All the songs were under three minutes I think so it’s a quick 29 minute album that isn’t too bad. (Also almost every song started with the drummer shouting 1234) my top three from the album are Blitzkrieg Bop, Havana Affair (which is a song the chili peppers have covered) and I don’t wanna go down to the basement
Smithers: Here are several fine young men who I'm sure are gonna go far. Ladies and gentlemen, the Ramones. (audience applauds) Mr. Burns: My, these minstrels will soothe my jangled nerves. Joey Ramone: I'd just like to say this gig sucks! Johnny Ramone: Hey, up yours, Springfield! Joey Ramone: One two three four! The Ramones: Happy birthday to you! (Happy birthday!) Happy birthday TO YOU!! (Happy birthday!) Happy birthday, Burnsie! Happy birthday TO YOU!!! (audience applauds) C. J. Ramone: Go to Hell, you old bastard! (the curtains close) Marky Ramone: Hey, I think they liked us. Mr. Burns: Have the Rolling Stones killed. Smithers: Uh, sir, those aren't— Mr. Burns: Do as I say!
Super Duper simple and blunt but they are bops for a reason. Boring day at work but watched dirty dancing with Abby.
While punk has certainly taken many different turns since this album, it’s still so foundational, so fast, so fun. How do you not love it?
Classic
4/5 vibe check. Like the drums a lot. Good energy
songs end abruptly but so fun to dance to! ahh! feel like going to paradise lost. makes me want to play the music really loud!!!! so driving and fun. got totally lost, loved it. reminded me of vinyl set. wondered how old they were when they recorded this and posed for the album cover. so cool. NY!!! wanna go to 53rd & 3rd hahaha. what was the reason. xo
-PUNK -Sehr ähnliche Songs, Übergänge fast nicht bemerkbar -Upbeat
Love this album, love the Ramones
fun album. minimalist approach for every to enjoy. "judy is a punk" is an all timer.
I liked the first song kinda but then they all sounded the same so I stopped liking it
un clásico. me encanta
I love this album.
Such a bizarre combination of 50s bubble gum pop with punk energy - truly iconic and an amazing debut album that kicked off an entire movement.
Influential but there are plenty of superior albums
not quite my thing
I mean, these were remastered so every single instrument sounded just as loud as the other. Blitzkrieg bop is a banger I guess but the rest just felt okayish. It's one of those albums that people who grew up with it probably loves and for younger people it's kinda meh. I'd give 2,5 if I could.
I can respect that they're some of the pioneers of punk, but holy crap 80% of this album is hot garbage. Songs that sound like a copy of the first one- not to mention the creepy one. Definitely a product of it's time. Still, we wouldn't be where we are without them so I can give it some credit for that.
Quilombo básico pero del bueno. Casi todos los temas suenan igual pero como duran menos que un reel no molesta. Joey Ramone cantás como el ojete. Sape
blitzkrieg bop!!!
Repetitive but some good tracks
I see the fun vibes. I see how it was a change maker.
Love the genre! Love the vibes! But found it too repetitive to enjoy front to back.
temon el primero pero desp suena todo igual, not my tipe 2/5
upbeat and catchy, although the songs all sound kinda similar and blend together, I wasn’t bored and helped me finish some cleaning :)
so far not anything is usually listen to tbh it reminds me of blur. And all the instrumental sounds like. The same. Oh my god every song is the same thing. Yeah not enjoying this
Defo one of those ‘this is our sound, deal with it’ albums but can’t really blame them. Starts great, ends great. Middle is a tad forgettable but oh well
Rock equivalent of short form content.
Rate: 10/10. AGUANTEN LOS RAMONES!!!!!!!
The Ramones' music is best described by guitarist Johnny: "We stripped away all the unnecessary parts and left only the essentials." That's right. After the release of this album, all the guitar solos, complex chord progressions, eight-minute songs, and abstruse lyrics that were so overused in the '70s were consigned to the closet. All that remained was a hurricane of energy and vocal melodies straight out of the '50s. Rock 'n' roll had returned to its true essence. At the time of its release, the album sold almost nothing; critics panned it, saying it was "noise, not music." Basically, it's like giving glasses to the monkeys, but when they realized they had to put them on and saw the light, they saw a wave washing away everything in its path. Thousands of guys (and girls!) with no musical education realized they could just pick up a guitar and rock for fun! Without the Ramones, there would be no punk rock, no thrash metal, no hardcore, no emo, no any modern guitar music. And life would be decidedly more boring!
They only do one thing but they do it well.
Klingt nach bisschen Zeit etwas eintönig.. immer die gleichen Rhythmen, geht mir krass auf die Nerven Aber auch viele banger
Classic
Me recordó a cuando era adolescente
Every track is like an explosion.
(4/7) hey ho let's go
Samey but good Blitzkrieg Bop is great mailbox smashing music
A classic, so influential on so much music I listen to on a daily basis. You can really hear the bones of a lot of the punk scene in this record. A ton of fun if not a touch repetitive as far as the sound of the instruments, which makes sense given how quickly they recorded.
im gunna skip this one jay said was shit
i remember this song why is the album 75 songs cun fwehhh can't lie the formula gets old quick cun wants to sniff some glue, also literally just sounds like the same song as before loudmouth and blitzkrieg bop are the same fucking song
Every generation has it's angry young man music, this was mine. I do think that this was the peak of the genre!
Blitztrieg bop is great but the rest of the album kind of blended together in a raucous way that didn’t really work for me, it’s good but not the best
Good
Seminal record for punk music. Raw, direct and fast.
I enjoyed it :) 4.4
blitzkreig bop i already know! hey ho let’s go! very repetitive but good
The Ramones strip rock music to the studs. Studio tricks, instruments outside the guitar/bass/drums triad, and anything resembling “deep” songwriting are all not only abandoned, but derided. All you need, the Ramones insist, are a riff, a hook, and an attitude. And you know what? They’re right. This is that rarest of rarities: a perfect album. Not perfect in the sense that there’s nothing WRONG with it, of course not. It’s basically the same song over and over; Joey Ramone can barely sing; the rest of the band can only play four or five chords at one speed; the lyrics are sorta subversive at best and absolute braindead schlock at worst. No, the Ramones’ debut is perfect because it captures the raw id of rock music in crystalline form. Everything the genre is about, on its most basic level, is here. Tldr: PT BOAT ON THE WAY TO HAVANA I USED TO MAKE A LIVING OFF OF PICKING DA BANANA
Better than the previous one, but I still don't really like it. Won't be listening for fun, but it's interesting to see this is the source of some (harmonies?) I've heard throughout my life.
Massively influential album. They combined a range of unusual influences that are still important parts of modern punk. I'd say there's only one track that isn't top tier and even that is solid. The only thing I could say against it is that if I was to grab one Ramones album it'd be It's Alive, but while I think that's more enjoyable, this was clearly more influential
A seminal album not just in punk music but I believe music as a whole. The Ramones combine the melodicism of the beach boys, beatles and girl groups with the trash rock abrasiveness of the Stooges and the MC5 which was a unique combination for the time. The result is some very strong earworms that are noisy as all hell and songs that pretty much end before they start. The albums topics are all over the place with lot of it having unconventional and humourous elements. Some of the topics include drugs, love, Nazism, tropes, male prostitution. It has all the possible topics you could sing about! Oh, one more thing: "PT Boat on the way to Havana!?" (love that line so much.) (Ramones review done without mentioning "Blitzkrieg Bop." Phew.) Highlight Song/s: "Blitzkrieg Bop", "Judy Is A Punk", "Havana Affair" and "53rd & 3rd"
Glad to give them their due as being among the fathers of punk rock, but whatever.
DNF. I hate this. They cant song and what are they saying.
This is one of the most important albums of all time. It didn’t just influence punk rock — it basically started it. While listening I felt pure joy and energy from start to finish. It’s such a great ride. 14 short, fast, loud songs in just under 30 minutes — no solos, no bullshit, just straight-to-the-point punk rock. Joey’s vocals are perfect for this band, and the lyrics are simple, funny, and catchy as hell (“Beat on the Brat,” “Blitzkrieg Bop,” “Judy is a Punk,” “Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue”… all classics). Everything about this album is great: the raw sound, the attitude, the minimalism, the humor. It’s dumb in the best possible way. My only real complaint is that it’s way too short. I wish it went on for another 20 minutes. Still, this is pure punk perfection. A true classic that sounds as fresh and dangerous today as it did in 1976. If you want to understand where modern punk began, this is ground zero.
i know that most of the riffs in the song would sound the same before i listen to it but its just so funny when the next song plays and you think that its still the same song. 4/5
Not my style, too rocky and melody isnt really groovy
Ja het is de Ramones. Vind het eigenlijk wel leuk, maar het is ook niet zo heel spannend
Vibes
heerlijk strakke 30 minuten. totaal niet meer zo edgy als het ooit was, maar zo gaan die dingen. beat the brat with the baseball bat!!
Que som maneiro de mais, bateu uma nostalgia grande escutando
Same song for an entire album. Still good. Classic even. I hear a lot of other bands in this album.
Funny album. Can clearly see how life changing it would've been hearing it in the 70s when the fastest most aggressive thing you've heard thus far is Communication Breakdown by Led Zeppelin, but compared to what came after it's pretty weak in that sense. Still a good album, if a bit samey
14 songs in 29 minutes, wow. 3/5 for the influence the album had.
Hey ho, let's go...if you want clever, fucking listen to shite like Genesis...oh so fucking boring. 5 "gazillion for attitude alone" stars.
Every song is better than the last, never thought id say it but long live 7th grade
Still as influential today as it was when it came out. After listening to this, I was influenced to listen to better music. Hookless dragging cretin punk sludge that somehow makes thirty minutes feel like thirty hours. The Ramones are pack of talentless mooks who conflate playing well with playing loud and so sling out the same bland rock riffs for fourteen tracks while the lead singer belches out first draft lyrics with a voice that could only have be obtained by spending an evening smashing needles of horse tranquilliser into the base of his thick skull.
Iconic sound, remasters definitely provide better quality.
Pre listen: I didn't know the Ramones were a 70's band, I always thought they were 90's. Knowing they are 70's now is very interesting, their punk-sound was very ahead of their time. I always thought The Clash inspired The Ramones, but now I think it may be the other way around. Notable tracks: Blitzkrieg Bop - Absolute classic, used at least once in every sporting event in a stadium ever. Chain Saw - The loud chainsaw sound at the start hurt my ears :( I had my volume too high. Also points off for pronouncing Massacre "Mass-ah-cree" Now I wanna Sniff Some Glue - Me too kid. 53rd & 3rd - Probably my favorite track on the album. Good lyricism, varying tempo, vocal distortions, and good vocal harmonies make me like it. Post Listen: Overall I'd give it a 2/5. I think too many of the songs sound similar, to the point there was a few instances I didn't realize one track went on to the next. The tempo they play at is the same for like 80% of the songs on here, and the backing guitars/drum rhythms sound way too similar between songs as well. The lyrics are really good in many of the songs, but there were a few I couldn't understand what they were saying due to their THICK Impoverished Islander Accent. I would describe the album as Punk-Rock boiled down to it's most essential components, but just like boiled water, it needs some flavor. Remarkable album for being foundational for Punk music though, and again, very impressed it came out as early as it did.
Blitzkrieg Bop. Hall of fame track. It’s historic, it’s influential. I don’t see myself listening to the full album again though. Most tracks really blend together.
I have listened to this album a ton. Really fun and some great jams.
smithers, mande a matar a los rolling stones
medio pelo
This is on the better side of punk, but good lord does a punk album’s assault-to-the-senses vibes drag on after say track 7 or 8.
In my opinion, this is THE punk rock record that you should listen to. Best Songs: Blitzkrieg Bop, Beat on the Brat, Judy is a Punk, Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue, Today Your Love Tomorrow the World Worst Songs: 53rd & 3rd
It’s the Ramones. Can’t help but like it just for that.
This is so close to being a 5 but for some reason I can't pull the trigger. But it's pretty great punk rock.
Hate to admit it, but this is the first time I’ve ever listened to a Ramon’s album. Know a lot of the songs, but never listen to an album and it’s entirety. Not bad
Obra maestra del punk
Probably the best punk record out there, besides maybe London Calling or even Sound of Silver. Has that classic punk feeling of very simple songs yet every single track here is a banger. Great energy all the way through.
Ein Song kann auf einer Party richtig Spaß machen. Leider sind alle Songs mehr oder weniger gleich. Und dann wird es langweilig.
A solid punk album. I'm more of a Clash fan myself, but I enjoyed this debut album quite a bit.
Hey Ho, Let’s go! Good old school punk
kind of samey but this album was SO impactful on the punk scene i don't really care.
This has never been my favorite album but I know it had to happen and the attitude is strong .
7/10
Ahh, the Ramones, one of the most influential bands in punk rock and its subculture. While there are plenty of acts in that first wave of punk, some of which I've covered and others to come in my album journey, it was the Ramones and their self-titled debut that proved integral to the genre's genesis and identity. It all really boils down to a formula - fast, crunchy power-chord riffs from Johnny, equally catchy and prominent basslines from Dee Dee, punchy percussion from Tommy, and energetic vocals from Joey. It's loud, fast, and straight to the point, from the opening anthem "Blitzkrieg Bop", through fun cuts like "Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue" and "53rd & 3rd", to the very end with the lampooning of Nazis on "Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World". Is it rather simple? Yes, and that's kind of the point with punk rock; it's meant to be stripped-down with a do-it-yourself understanding. It certainly helped that the production sounds crisp and big, and the album is catchy in its bluntness, without overstaying its welcome at 29 minutes. In fact, I don't think there's much else that needs to be said about the Ramones' self-titled debut. Many a punk band started on a record like this, and it's only a boon that it's held up well over five decades later.
Rating: 2.4/5 It's alright. I don't have any emotional connection to it and all of the songs basically sound the same. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend is definitely my favorite track from the album. I respect the band for being one of the pioneers in pop punk. Their British accent is pretty thick though, so for me it's hard to understand what the singer is saying. Just figured out they're from Jersey.... Blitzkrieg Bop - Classic & Spiderman 3/5 Beat on the Brat - 2/5 Judy Is a Punk - 2/5 I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend - More my style fs, kinda sounds like The Smiths 4/5 Chain Saw - 2/5 Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue - 2/5 I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement - guitar is not bad 3/5 Loudmouth - just another version of the previous song 1/5 Havana Affair - ohhh this is that one song RHCP covered (they're cover is better...) 3/5 Listen to My Heart - 2/5 53rd & 3rd - First time singer has changed the note he's singing 2/5 Let's Dance - catchy 3/5 I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You - 2/5 Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World - Love seamless transitions 3/5
Short and sharp. High energy. Not bad.
Very energetic,joyful
Tenho uma queda por música inglesa e isso pode ter influenciado minha opinião, mesmo não sendo muito fã de punk. Toda as músicas parecem ter a mesma melodia e confesso que fico um pouco entediada — Já que faço meus julgamentos não me baseando nas letras (a menos quando realmente se sobressaem). Novamente, repito o que venho dizendo nas últimas avaliações. Não é um album ruim, pelo contrário, mas não me afeiçoo a proposta.
I’ve never listed to the Ramones and yet it sounded exactly how I thought it would. Punky, and yet even at this early stage, poppy - it the pop music was from the 50s. It all sounded the same - but in a good way? It was very repetitive and yet I wondered if that was the point. Exhilarating and boring at the same time.
Classic
Do I need to listen to this album? I mean, I have listened to this more than anything else on this list so far. And to answer my question, yes I do!
Un peu du rock de neuil qui se répète mais c'était ok
Highlights: Blitzkrieg Bop, Beat on the Brat, Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue, Let's Dance, I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You, Today Your Love Tomorrow the World
Ramones is definitely an album i like but i don't seem to like it as much as i want to. My only real experience with this band is hearing Blitzkrieg Bop everywhere and i can admit that it is a fun song. Everything about this album has a pretty fun energy to it from the music to the vocals, to the lyrics. My issue with this album though is that it is incredibly basic. There just isn't really enough here on offer to really make this album memorable and it kinda fades into the pack with the rest of it's contemporaries. It also doesn't help that all these songs are more or less just versions of Blitzkrieg Bop. I still thought this album was fun, just it could be quite a bit better. Best Song: Blitzkrieg Bop Worst Song: Havana Affair
Blitzkrieg bop such a classic.
heard before
Short songs but fun. Lyrics are a bit weird at times, but makes the songs a bit more fun.
Almost dead split on whether this is a 4 or a 5. I wanna say it's a 5 just because of how good and important I think the Ramones are. But as good and as consistent as they are, they kinda are a band best consumed in a greatest hits capacity and while this is one of their more consistent and more lasting records it may just have to be a strong 4. But still love the Ramones. Iconic band, iconic sound, iconic look, iconic album cover. So. Damn. Catchy.
Oh yeah this is a classic. Ok let's do this. I hope it stays good. Let's go. It's so short thank god. What did the brat do bro. Leave him alone. It's meh but whatever. I think this album was definitely made for kids to rock too not for any particular great artistry but I can definitely appreciate all the same. I am one of those kids. I am the target audience. I wanna bop my head to this. Judy is a punk bro. Fuck her. Me when I wanna be your boyfriend. Why do you wanna be a little girls boyfriend bro. Can we be for real please. What are we doing. Is that an actual fucking chainsaw. Like sure man. I like this it just isn't good. I have never sniffed glue before actually. This music sounds like glue sniffing actually. And tbh it's very homogenous all the songs sound the same, same rock beat with some stupid screamed lyrics. You can low listen to BB and call it a day. Favourite: Blitzkrieg Bop Least favourite: Beat on the Brat
the songs were short and snappy, which I appreciated, but they all sounded the same and were so incredibly repetitive.
Still fresh 50 years later. These are essentially 50s sugary pop songs with distorted guitars. The invention of punk as an ethos.
Pretty great. I was expecting a bit more grit from their vocals though, they sound almost too clean.