Ramones

I love a band t-shirt me, but since I'm a snob, my least favourite thing is people wearing band t-shirts of bands they don't listen to. Feast your eyes upon every teenage girl wearing a Ramones t-shirt from primark. Do they love the Ramones? Or is the t-shirt just cool? As a former teenage girl myself, I'll let you in on a secret, the t-shirt is cool. And hey, now I've listened to the Ramones and I loved it! I might go get me one of them t-shirts.

Wish this was a rating out of ten, or could include half stars. I think I’m just not rebellious enough for this album. Blitzkrieg Bop is actually a bop though

Excelente disco. Tiene unos temazos, creo que se vuelve un poco repetitivo

The British sound of 90

Ok

Bit samey.

Punkkia. Punkki on punkkia. Tämä punkki ei ime verta eikä levitä tauteja, mutta ei purasekkaan.

Ei tästä paljoa oo sanottavaa, suoraviivanen, simppeli, iso vaikuttaja moneen genreen. Ei ominta musiikkia, mutta suht helppo kuunneltava

no oigo mucho rock pero sé que los ramones son muy famosos y blitzkrieg bop me recuerda a mi infancia

I wanna be your boyfriend amorrrrrrrr

Fav song: I wanna be your boyfriend Album rating: 7.2

It’s got some classics on it, but Ramones are always best enjoyed as a singles band or live.

Very strong start to an album, then it started to get pretty repetitive.

Classic, fun, good times. 02-30-2026

Maybe this is just me being ignorant of the history of the genre, but this doesn’t sound anywhere near as edgy as I expected it to. It feels weird having lyrics about Nazism and violence and other controversial topics paired with “let’s gos!” and “ooh yeahs” over Ionian power chord progressions. I was expecting it to be more musically dissonant and intense, instead it ends up being kinda camp? Maybe it’s meant to and I’m missing the point - this was still an enjoyable listen and there’s some good songwriting on here.

Why play many songs when few do trick

Um dos álbuns mais importante da história! Simples, cru e direto. Mas tem ótimas músicas e é incrível ouvir a união do contrabaixo e os vocais! TRN VX Pro+.

Great, lively, punk album where 70% of the tracks share the same bass line/percussion.

Simple, monotonous, but a great classic. If it knows what it can be doing well, why change it? 4/5

fast loud and punchy. songs are suuper short and can get repetitive but I was too busy jamming to really care, also the cover is iconic

Classic punk. Blitzkrieg Bop is such an iconic track. Punk with poppy melodies/structure. I Dont Wanna Go is pretty good as a not-so-good BB. Best track (other than BB) - Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue, I Dont Wanna Go Down To The Basement, Today Your Love 3 stars - sound is distinctive and some tracks are great but it's all too samey

Album che ha fondato il punk, quindi solo ler questo si merita 4 stelle, ma titte le canzoni sono uguali

Important and Classic, but not necessarily my favorite Ramones album. The photo on the cover is legit iconic, however. The band is tight but the songwriting is a little uneven, in my view. Dee Dee's inspiration for writing 53rd + 3rd is wild. He lived hard, to say the least. Hard to believe in light of that but there's an architecturally notable sky scraper there now, known as the Lipstick Building. p.s. If you haven't seen the documentary End Of The Century, you should. And what a prick Johnny was!

Well, hard to think of an even bigger classic than this, especially given how much space is given to the whole punk genealogy in this collection. I'm somewhat embarrassed to admit that I've never listened to a full Ramones album before this, just whatever I heard on radios or friend's houses. I'm a bit shocked that there's only one Ramones album in this project, but this seems like a great selection, and I'm also impressed how...tuneful...they are/were (especially "I wanna be your boyfriend", but largely throughout), despite the cranked up bpm throughout (amazing that their live shows were so much faster than this album). I particularly enjoyed the opening trio of radio classic "Blitzkrieg bop", the hilariously relatable (but of course violent) "Beat on the brat" and "Judy is a punk"; the album turns a bit more monotonic punk-style after that, but still quite listenable for a non-punk-fan (and there's something about "53rd & 3rd" that's very catchy, and despite its much heavier subject matter made me think of Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Thirty dirty birds"). Very impressive too that they managed to crank this out in a week and well under $7K; what a bargain for an incredibly influential record.

Gets credit for being a strong debut but I much prefer Rocket to Russia. Saw them in New Haven at Toad's Place back in the day!

Not really my genre, I thought many songs sounded so similar

Without a doubt the main influence on punk to this day. A sound that within its genre has remained fresh. However, I am not a big fan of punk, I consider some songs are good but at some point most of them sound the same. I give it a 2, I think is a solid album but I don't see my self listening to the entire album over and over again.

Classic. I probably would have rated it highr in 1976 👍

This is the way.

Great album, cohesive with great singles and good to listen to front to back!

Possibly as repetitive as any album on this list, which is an impressive feat. Hard to know if the Ramones had more of an impact on 1980s punk or 2010s fashion.

Starts off strong then very repetitive…

Perfect execution of their vision for rock and roll. I just don’t love listening through it front to back.

algunos buenos clásicos, pero termina siendo un poco monótono escuchar todo el álbum

Prosjecan album, high energy al svaka pisma ima iste bubnjeve i dosta toga zvuci slicno, al ajde svida mi se sta je vecina pisama kratka. 5/10 Najbolja pisma: Havana affair

Pioniers, klinkt lekker, veel van hetzelfde, maar ook precies goede lengte

respect!

This album was a lot of the same thing. The lyrics are so British they're unintelligible which i liked a lot. My favourite is track #2 beat on the brat, my least favourite 53rd and 3rd but i feel silly saying that cause they're the same song. i got rid of my fuckass bob recently, i don't regret it. Love the ramones but also what the hell man.

Solid early punk guitar

Belter off the bat CtrlC Crtl V for the short of attention.

Sounds like trash but in like a good fun way. In all seriousness, not really my style, but definitely don't hate it. Pretty okay listen.

The best album by The Ramones and debut

Ramones, Ramones ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Album #14. What can you say about the pioneers of punk here. This is a great, short, punky album that predates the 1977 birth of punk itself, so respect has to be given for it being such a trailblazing album. Is it one of my favourite punk albums of all time? Probably not. It’s very one note and quite monotonous to listen to at times, but also quite enjoyable because it is what it is, similar to Motörhead yesterday. It just is what it is. It’s so groundbreaking that it has to be respected and taken on its own merit. While a lot of the songs do sound the same, the subject matter jumps around wildly, from Nazism to drugs to surprisingly tender moments like I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend, which is probably my favourite song on the album. It’s also very short and snappy, so it gets points for that too. I don’t really see myself listening to this much in the future. It doesn’t necessarily contain my favourite kind of punk sound. I much prefer Never Mind the Bollocks, Here’s the Sex Pistols, which I think took the formula of this and brought it to a different level, though I know a lot of people would disagree with me there. But yeah, the lyrics are great, the riffs are good, and it’s a short, sweet, punky album that was way ahead of its time and completely groundbreaking. It paved the way for one of my favourite genres of music, so it definitely has to be respected.

Kurde, bardzo fajny klimat, tekst i styl. Szkoda ze album to 12 piosenek w 6 wersjach, które brzmią tak samo

Listening session: february 13th, while commuting to internship Listened to before: heard a couple songs before Thoughts: I agree that most songs sound exactly alike but I don’t really mind because it puts you in a good mood while listening to it Favourite tracks: Blitzkrieg Bop, I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend & Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue

Short songs, classic and fun

Yeah, so good I listened twice!

Meh. Every song sounding like a garage band track got old. I like the first few then things got repetitive. “1, 2, 3” got really old.

Not a fan of most of the tracks. I like the style and the purpose, but the content is average to me.

Bara pophits efter pophits… En klassiker och således 5/5. För mig är det lite gammal skåpmat- även om Ramones tre första är helt oantastliga. Världens hårdaste popband

Loved.

I like them but man way too repetitive. I need a little more than 1, 2, 3, 4! And the same 4 chords being rearranged for every song.

This is not my type of music

This is the only Ramones album that you need, but you do need it. A huge influence, and one of the foundations of punk, this does what it needs to do and then gets the hell out. It's stupid in places, but in a smart way. And why spend time writing lyrics if you don't have to? Silly, fun and essential.

When I want dumb ass rock 'n' roll I turn to The Ramones. I'm finding that I want dumb ass rock 'n' roll more and more as life gets ever complex. This is the sound of a band learning how to play their instruments. They never really mastered this, but that's not the point. It's all about the attitude. It's not Year Zero punk, either. There are some glam hangovers to be found in the guitar riffs. It could also be a bastard version of Mick Ronson cutting out the chunky chords. This album makes me want to wear back leather for the rest of my life.

Iconic and undeniable album, with a hugely influential sound and one of the best opening tracks. However, even though it's less than 30 minutes long, listening to it front-to-back does get a little old with each song after I Wanna be your Boyfriend blurring into one. 7/10

This is just crazy -- so much fucking energy, so upbeat, so pure. But also some f'd up imagery. But also blitzkrieg bop is now used in a friggin' cruise line ad. I'll admit, this music makes me want to move my body, and it makes me feel all sorts of different things, for good or bad.

Quick, short, powerful!

I wish I could give .5’s blitzkreig bop rocks. I actually like the production sound. Too many songs sound the same.

Still sounds awesome 50 years later. The blueprint for so much music after it. Solid classic important album

Awesome debut

I mean, whatever. This all kinda sounded the same and it wasn't my favorite but it wasn't, like, bad. Da blitzkrieg bop

Day765 - i know i couldn’t write these songs but they’re so simple and fun. second verse same as the first. brilliant. we need some ramones in these trying times

typical rock band stuff. good but not very special or unique. I liked the songs but dont know how much of an influence they had on the music industry 6/10

Fourteen tracks in less than 30 minutes, all readily representing the raucous romp that is the Ramones. Now, if they could just learn a few more chords...

Honestly thought this was very one-note as an album. I like that it's a little silly but every song just bled into the next. Nothing felt very unique at all! The one note is GOOD but just got boring after a while. 6/10

the Ramones have never been my favourite punk band, but their impact makes this a 4 for me (over a probably 3 album)

Good background noise

Oh, blitzkrieg bop nice, I know this one it’s a great little tune. Ok cool next song similar but still sounds quite good, next song hmm this one sound very similar too. Fourth song this is basically the same song. Fifth song, hang on a minute isn’t this the exact same song?! My internal thoughts. Yeah, as standalone songs fine basic but a decent listen, put them all in an album and it just seems super lazy when all the beats, flow of vocals etc sound like a repeat. It doesn’t show much range or feel like loads of thought went into the album. I could probably yap on but won’t as I don’t want to sound like a broken record player like this album.

The passing of time has aged this, but still a fun listen

Despite loving early Television / Talking Heads era CBGS and some UK punk, I'd never actually taken the plunge with the Ramones. I had a feeling that they were a band for which you had to be there at the time. In fact they make reasonable sense FIFTY years later, not that much guitar / rock based music is permeating through to the mainstream nowadays. The main criticism here seems to be that all the songs sound the same, which I can't get at all and just proves that most people here don't give albums and their legacy the benefit of the date. Listen to an r&b album from the 2000s and you'll find that the overall sound is consistent throughout the album, same with rap / pop etc there's a sound thats been consciously decided on or produced. Here the sound is guys with the standard rock tools of drums bass guitar and vocals, with a surprising amount coming in the form of harmonies and backing vocals here, possibly due to their seeming love of Motown. Pop is also obviously a predominant love for them too, as this is utterly hook laden, I mean every short song is packed with ideas and hooks, not just in the chorus. I am amazed how good this is and can't believe I've assumed I wouldn't like it. One review from a serious music fan (IDK what the f*CK most of you are or what you're doing here when you can only hold albums in contempt unless they blow you away in ONE listen so just give ONE star) on RYM said that the proof was that listening to it today it still makes him smile and I know exactly what he means. So shit yes they use the same mix of instruments on each song but no way do the songs all sound the same. They're so charming and sing alone and cute and fun. Open your minds dudes, cos albums like this deserve time and respect. They changed music and woke everybody who cared about music like a shot in the arm.

Here I am, face to face with the foundational album in my least favourite genre of music. It starts off well with Johnny Ramone intonating the word 'bop' in a really cute way on Blitzkrieg Bop. A couple songs in I was still on board but it soon fell apart. I don't think I will ever like the simple brash abrasiveness of your average punk song.

Energetic and kinda fun but every song sounds the same. Got bored fast

Not my typical music but it was super fun and nostalgic!

Oh yeh Everything here is iconic. The cover, the vibe especially the music. I'm not a punk expert but this songs go back to the 50's and early sixties. They are short but very sharp. They are tough but very beautiful. Some really really beautiful. Simple, to the point, and effective. It's not the best punk album I've heard (I'll give the edge the clash's debut) but this one is very close. A high 4!

Easy to see how this album/band influenced the sound of punk rock. Several of their songs sound very similar, but ooze the essence of punk rock. 3/5

Very old school. A bit repetitive though with the riffs Best-blitzstreet bop In music we had to listen to this exact song lol

Fun fast punk rock that doesn't overstay its welcome.

Ramones (1976) Un disco que cambió la música para siempre en solo 29 minutos. Los Ramones no inventaron el punk, pero lo redujeron a su fórmula más pura y explosiva: power chords frenéticos, melodías de los 60 disfrazadas de ruido y letras que oscilaban entre lo absurdo (“Beat on the Brat”) y lo existencial (“I Don’t Wanna Go Down to the Basement”). La producción, deliberadamente cruda, suena urgente y sin pulir, como si la grabación pudiera colapsar en cualquier momento. No hay solos técnicos, ni pretensiones: es rock ‘n’ roll despojado de todo lo superfluo. Canciones como “Blitzkrieg Bop” (con su famoso “Hey! Ho! Let’s Go!”) y “Judy Is a Punk” son himnos instantáneos, construidos para ser replicados por cualquiera con una guitarra y rabia. Más que un álbum, es un manifiesto: la respuesta neoyorquina al rock progresivo y la autocomplacencia de los 70. Su influencia es incalculable: sin este disco, no existirían el punk global, el hardcore ni gran parte del rock alternativo. Imperfecto, brutalmente repetitivo y genial. Un golpe seco en la cara del rock tradicional. 9/10

They definitely have an interesting sound something that I wouldn’t normally listen to but it wasn’t terrible. I don’t think I would listen to them on the regular but if it came on I wouldn’t turn it off. I also do feel like every song on this album did feel very similar to the song before it, which is understandable because they seem like they were still finding their sound. All in all I’d give it a 2/5 it wasn’t bad but just not my cup of tea.

9/10 It only has one sound, but what a sound that is.

I first heard this album when I was 14 and it changed my life. I thank the Ramones, and I thank Hilly Kristal for giving them a place to play. Getting into this band got me into the rest of the CBGB regulars, and totally changed the way my brain processes music. People complain about how these songs all sound the same, but really, who else could take four power chords and make one of the most influential albums of all time? Nobody.

Fantastic

We had The Stooges and Velvet Underground. Then The Ramones came along and I'm as bored as they seem to be by their repertoire. An unpopular opinion but after one or two tracks of this, it's time to turn back to the previous mentioned bands to see how it should be done. It's not cool or rebellious or anything other than bored guys being boring. Now Drag Racing Underground's cover of 'Blitzkrieg Bop' does the job better, albeit with plenty of hindsight. So, 2 stars for 'influencing' later bands in some way.

It's amazing the staying power these songs have, even after 50 years. This is rock n roll in its purest form.

Lidt for ensformigt.

Short, fast, knowingly dumb. Lovely stuff.

The Ramones’ self-titled is a fun little reminder of how far punk has come -and how little it’s actually changed. It’s stripped down to the bone. Just dudes exercising demons in the studio, no frills, no filler, no bullshit. That nonstop, driving energy and those buzzing guitars still hit something primal, even 40–50 years later. It’s not trying to be smart or polished - it just is, and that’s kind of the whole point.

hmm... what to say, what to say... the album cover is A+, and the music? Well, I mean, I understand the influence Ramones play on the punk scene, but it doesn't grab me or move me or make me want more or want to bop around. Many of the songs sound nearly identical to my ear, and since the vocals are difficult to discern, I'm not even sure if the songs are telling a story or merely a series of grumbles and grunts. The opening is fantastic, but beyond that, sorry to say it's a no for me.

Sure it feels a bit repetitive, but you're tapping your toes for the full 30 minutes.

It’s a punk classic. Short, simple and straightforward. 5/5

I do not care for punk… this is as good as punk gets though

Great; some classic hits

One of the most endearing things about the Ramones is that it evokes the feeling that anyone can create music, even 8 year olds. One of the least endearing things about the Ramones is that it evokes the feeling that 8 year olds wrote and played this. The good news is it sounds like 8 year olds mixed and recorded this. At least the leather jackets are pretty sweet.

a vibe. yes the songs do have a similar sound but i am enjoying the fast pace, upbeat rock and guitar - hits the spot

Classic punk, with more of a 50s rock n roll influence than the pistols. Production is poor but who cares.

fun to put an album cover to a song you've heard a gazillion times. enjoyed this listen!

High energy but fairly easy listening. Every song sounds the same.

No. 94 I've heard some of the songs before. Haven't listened to the whole album until today. Happy that I finally got around to it.

Alright! Songs etched in my brain from long ago. The style, structures, guitar/bass/drums are FINE. Some lyrics are cool, some I could do without (eg Beat On The Brat). I was going to say the vocals are the weak point, but they are of course fully Ramones vocals, I'm reminded part of the point was not trying to be eg Ronnie James Dio. Now, what about the replay test? Because I never put this album on for myself. But, I always smile when I hear one of the tunes - and I could imagine putting it on for a road trip. So, it's GOOD. 8/10

All sounds the same! But important nonetheless. 2.8/5

The songs all started to sound the same from some point on.

Okay yes it is essentially the same song 14 times in a row and yes it's best executed in the first track but! It's a really good song!

I knew this was a 5 when I saw it as my album of the day even though I have not listened to this in full in a long time. If this it punk rock then are the Ramones the best punk band? I am so glad to have got this album and won't go so long without listening the next time.

What a groundbreaking album. I will never get tired of this one.

Hey ho, let’s go! How can anybody seriously argue the Ramones weren’t incredible? Their sound is pure loud, fast adrenaline, and it’s just plain fun. The real genius of their songs is how short they are: they hit you hard, then vanish before you’re ready, always leaving you hungry for another round.

It’s pretty damn good! Other than the classics, there’s a lot of really good stuff here. Loudmouth kinda sucks but WHAT CAN YA DOO-HOO

Nope, can't do it. Prog excess and endless directionless noodling by Hendrix wannabes or Dylanesque poetic whiners doesn't justify lionizing these one-note sadly frozen opposition-only pretenders. Yeah they were an imitatable template for many that followed, but being a template doesn't make you a good band.

Fast and fun and who cares if it all sounds the same?

The opening track is a classic, and there are others as well, but this might be the all-time worst drum sound on a recording ever. I get that they may have recorded this in a New York apartment (I don't know the recording history, but they couldn't have spent much on production), but those cymbals are awful. And the whole mid-rangeyness of the album is a major detraction after three songs. And while it's a feat to pen simple songs that resonate, I guess these don't quite do that with me. I love that The Ramones made their impact, but I prefer to admire them rather than listen to an actual album.

Yeah, this is great. From its iconic cover to their weird accents and quirky sense of humor. It's fun, it's dumb, it's brilliant, it's repetitive. It's all those things and little more. It's the album that launched a thousand careers. I'm not sure it's a 5-star listening experience, but it's definitely a 5-star album.

These kids were alright!

The only words I understood were "Hey Ho, Let's Go". And it was perfect

Ramones для меня группа больше для надписи на футболке.

Can't discount that innovation.

I mean it’s utterly iconic isn’t it, 3 chords and some attitude. Underneath the distortion and noice you find catchy, simple, snapshot of life pop songs. 4.5/5.0 Best Song: Judy Is A Punk

These guys wrote one song and just ran with it, Luckily that song was decent. It's obviously a massively important album in punk history, don't know if that necessarily means its great, but i do know every song is a lot of fun. Best Track: Beat on the Brat

seguramente es una cuestión personal, pero me parece que el 90% del álbum es exactamente idéntico y las canciones se escuchan igual

every song sounds the same

Very catchy--loved this. I like this genre; some songs were repetitive? Really good otherwise

You may have heard of the Ramones, they're the band named after the T-shirt everybody wears. Anyway, this came out in 1976 as the punk movement was really taking off. Short, fun songs without much thought into it, it had an immediate influence on other bands emerging at the time, particularly the UK punk scene. First few songs are the best, with the likes of 'Blitzkrieg Bop' (great album opener) alongside 60s pop homage 'I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend'. Later on there's songs about sniffing glue, serial killers and a passable cover of Chris Montez's 'Let's Dance'. There's much more interesting and clever stuff to be found at the time with the likes of Richard Hell and better albums to come from the acts they influenced. And indeed they themselves would write better songs than this an album or two down the line such as Sedated or Sheena is a Punk Rocker (albeit in the exact same style) but this still holds a certain charm.

I liked super rockstar vibes

Every song sounds similar, but I understand the influence and respect that

It's funny, for some reason in my head I always validated this album as iconic. Turns out... I don't really feel that way after listening twice yesterday lol. Although I no longer want to deem it "iconic" I think it's extremely fair to say this is a perfect album for those who haven't ventured into punk rock and need something to scratch the surface for the genre. Not a whole lot of depth to the album overall but I don't think that was the goal by any stretch - it's basically 30 minutes of unadulterated fun... and sometimes that's all you need for a solid listen! 2.5/5

So simple. Once you've heard the first song, you know what every song will be like. But it is also very short so it kinda works. If it was even 5 minutes longer it would probably be a much worse album. I love how they say "bop"

Some really fun and iconic songs. But nothing really stood out to me

Pretty good stuff but repetitive sounds, inspired a lot of modern bands

I am not a fan of hard core punk, this is more what I would call pop-punk. That is tolerable, and on occasion a guilty pleasure. Anything I'd own or put on a playlist? No. Does it make me scream turn it off? No. 3.

ok

Whole album felt like one song, but a decent one. Would do great for a long, fall walk. Up for my playlist :)

Pretty great album, amazing for waking up and starting your day, with Blitzkrieg Bop being a masterpiece on its own accord 🤸

Some classic pop rock. Enjoyed.

Not my style

the greatest punk album ever

What do people see in this??? I am happy that this album helped shape the Punk genre we know today, but I am really more confused about it. I mean come on. The drummer must be so tired having to play the same beat on every fucking song. I was angry about the songs from the Sex Pistols album sounding too much alike, but this is another level. For making these songs, I believe that all they did, was take the same drums and bassline from the previous song, change the guitar a teeny tiny bit, and write some new lyrics. What were they doing? These tracks could actually have been named “Ramones pt. 1”, then “Ramones pt.2” and so on. I mean there isn’t a single really bad song. And if there was one bad song. There would be 14 bad songs. They’re all the same!!! If you have heard any of these songs before and liked it, I would still reccomend that you listen. I mean 1. It’s still a classic. 2. It’s only 29 minutes long. And 3. You’ll find plenty of songs alike (cloned) the one you first knew.

Listen, I love simplicity in Punk Rock. Some of my favorite Punk-adjacent bands don't do anything flashy or unique, just present some really tight and really kick-ass songs. Ramones' self-titled is perhaps a little too simple. The sound is pretty good for the first couple tracks, then gets more and more tiresome until the end when you're begging for a song that feels even a little varied. Blitzkrieg Bop and Judy Is a Punk are basically the only two songs worth listening to, as once you've heard them every other song follows the same formula. This isn't always a bad thing, but I'm not sure if I was ever that big of a fan of Ramones' sound to begin with. Sure, they have most people beat when it comes to foundation and influence of the genre, but at least compared to this album I'm taking New York Dolls every single time. I have slightly more nice things to say about Rocket to Russia, at that point developing their sound to make a studio album worth listening to, but as for their debut it acts more as a museum piece than a good listen. The importance of this album on the Punk Rock movement as a whole cannot be overstated, but in the modern day I really don't have a reason to listen through this album.

Punk rock classic !!

The Ramones learned how to play one song and decided that was good enough. And you know what? They were right

The Clash on Monday…Ramones on Friday…a week book-ended by punk. As I said on Monday this project has shown my just how much I do not LIKE the genre. I can recognize the importance of this album and it is very good at what it is - a reflection of a time, a place, and the emotions that go with them. It’s a vibe. A mood. Musically its simple, its repetitive, its at times annoying. It was meant to be. I just like more - complexity, variation, progression - in what I listen to. It’s not them…it’s me. 2/5

This album is great, but every song pretty much sounds like a variation of blizkrieg bop. I dont have a problem with that.

Legendary.

Favorite Song: Blitzkrieg Pop Least Favorite Song: Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue Thought to myself that a song was going on for a little too long just to find out that 4 songs had already played. Boooooringggg.

The Ramones – Ramones Following the "abrasive" and "soulless" disappointment of the Dead Kennedys, the Ramones’ 1976 debut is an "immaculate" return to form that kept surprising me with every track. The album thrives on a "triumphant" momentum where the production feels structured and intentional; I loved how each song fades perfectly into the following one, "hitting while the iron is hot" and never letting the high-velocity energy dip. The opening four-song run—from the iconic "Blitzkrieg Bop" to the 60s-inspired soul of "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend"—is a masterclass in "technical simplicity" that hits the "vintage" sweet spot perfectly. Even as I moved deeper into the LP, I kept stumbling upon new favorites like "Let’s Dance," which highlights the band's deep connection to a classic rock-and-roll heart. Unlike the "hearing warfare" of other hardcore records, this "body of work" is as fun as it is sophisticated, delivering a "punky" groove that sustains its technical interplay from start to finish. A perfect 4/5 that officially restores my faith in the genre’s ability to be both raw and "immaculate."

If punk has to be so heavy on this list, at least it’s the Ramones.

Ouvi às 10h da manhã do dia 20 de janeiro de 2026. Primeira vez ouvindo. Me surpreende músicas curtas dos anos 70, tão curtas como essas. Fui pesquisar e entendi que era realmente a proposta pra ir de encontro com o prog da época. O punk é legal, desperta uma vontade de socagem. É bem icônico. Quero ouvir mais vezes, acredito que tenha momentos específicos pra musicas assim.

Despite how short the songs were i found this one hard to get through due to how repetitive it was, also just couldnt make out a single word of what they were saying in any of the songs apart from ay oh lets go, Not one for me unfortunately.

Knew more songs than I expected, very punk, very provocative, I like it!

Not much to say here. This album is a classic and should be in everyone's collection.

Short and snappy with massive pop appeal. An evolutionary leap from the Beach Boys and Phil Spector (I know they worked with him) groups of the 60's -70's. This album is the blue print for so much that came after. Today Your Love, Tomorrow The World is one of the greatest punk songs ever! Obvious five stars.

Beat on the brat...Beat on the brat...Beat on the brat with a baseball bat oh yeah!

Well I was expecting to like this from what I’ve previously heard but it didn’t live up to it. Although the songs are up tempo they’re just not getting that teenage angst feeling about them. A bit limp wristed if I’m honest.

Ramones: Ramones shaped me. I started listening to them at 6 and they opened a whole new world. I then started exploring music with my sister, found out punk and so much more. So I keep them very close to my heart. It's so freaking cachyyyyy. Listen... it's punk a bit pop and I love it.

I get it, it was a very early punk album, if not THE early punk album, and it sounded so different from everything in the 70's. By todays standards it sounds like the beatles with the gain turned on.

Kinda the same song but different lyrics not bad

Good but all really similar

I’m not huge on the Ramones, and this didn’t change my mind. I just find it a bit boring. Some songs were catchy though and the lyrics are witty.

PUNK. BLITZREIG BOP

The album tends to stick to one type of sound and not move away from it. You could select any two songs on the album and they’d sound almost exactly alike.

A few good tracks but quite samey

Actually so excited for this one!! Blitzkrieg Bop was probably the first song I ever liked that was rock based. I remember watching my neighbour play guitar hero and liking the song when I was about 8. The song also reminds me of going to see Green Day in ‘24. I don’t know much about the rest of the album though so time to have a good listen. Beat on the Brat has very similar guitar tones Blitzkrieg Bop, but with less punch if that makes sense. Going into Judy is a Punk, oh yes. This is a fun song. If I’m being honest, I don’t love the vocals, but, I’m loving the sound overall. I can see how they were one of the inspirations for Green Day. There are 100% similar sounds in here. I Wanna be your boyfriend, a decent song, has some pretty musical moments. I’m actually appreciating how short this album is, not that I’m not enjoying it, but it feels like a cohesive, edited effort. Chain Saw brings back the fast paced guitars and drum beats. It feels like it took a moment to breathe before throwing everything right back at the listener. Now I wanna sniff some glue just made me laugh. It was just pure punk fun. I’m enjoying the style of this album a lot. The short songs that just feel like they exist to be played loud. I don’t wanna go down to the basement and Loudmouth continued this trend perfectly. Oh my god, the guitars on this album just keep scratching an itch on my brain. Havana Affair just started and I think I’m enjoying this more every second. To be fair, this album is slightly repetitive, but after two weeks of albums that weren’t entirely in my genre, having something that directly influenced one of my all time favourite bands has made me really happy. Listen to my heart was good, and so was 53rd & 3rd. None of these songs overstay at all and are exactly what they’re meant to be. Let’s Dance was so much fun. I don’t wanna walk around with you was also a great, danceable track. The closer was so great, even down to the title. Overall I have to give this album my first 5/5 ⭐️. It’s not perfect, but it is a foundational album in my music taste and was inspiration to bands that have my whole heart. I will 100% be coming back to this. I’m so glad this album came up today. I was having a good day anyway and this made it even better. 15/1089

Gabba Gabba Great.

I highly doubt you could delineate songs on this album without the vocals. Huh? You think you can? Nu uh I said you can't

#828. Hey, ho, let's go. 3/5: alright, alright, I'm going already.

Einfach nur geil, bestes album ever.

Musikrichtung supi. Als Album so naja. Dann doch alles irgendwie gleich. Für mich eine positive Überraschung das Cover von lets Dance.

Manchmal haben Songs tiefgründige Bedeutungen. Manchmal will der Interpret nur Klebstoff schnüffeln. Mit einer halben Stunde ist das Album sehr kurz gehalten. Verhindert aber auch damit, dass es überhaupt langweilig werden kann... Die Songs sind nicht besonders divers, aber erfüllen zu 100% ihren Zweck - Unterhaltung Absoluter banger

meh

Album #35 Ramones: Ramones One thing that I find interesting about the early stages of punk is its use of Nazi and fascist iconography as a form of counter-culture. The obvious examples being the first punk bands out of the U.K like the Sex Pistols and The Clash, and with Ramones being generally given credit as being the first big American punk band, it is consistent that they too would adopt this habit in their debut. Even though the intentions weren’t to be fascist, and people at the time understood that, if a modern punk band of today were to try that, I feel like the nuance would be lost. I can’t imagine Parquet Courts rolling up to perform Wide Awake whilst looking like Hitler and Guebbels. Aesthetics aside, though truly much of the punk scene was built upon aesthetics first, music second, which is why the songs are often short and simple; the music of the Ramones is undeniably fun. It possesses a raw energy which just makes it hard not to identify with, unless you are truly devoid of either youth or joy. The topics and lyrics are also quite simple, with the songs often having one express purpose: “I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend” is a song about wanting to be someone's boyfriend, “Judy is a Punk” is a song about Judy being a Punk, and most egregiously. “Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue” is a song about the sense-datum theory of perception and whether or not we truly ever experience anything, or it is all a form of qualia interpreted and localized entirely within our brains. This album is undeniably influential, and in my opinion, still a really enjoyable listen, depending on the mood. If I want something introspective and intelligent, I’ll go with Dylan, but if I want to sniff some glue, Ramones it is. Best Tracks: Blitzkrieg Bop, Judy Is a Punk, Beat on the Brat Worst Track: Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue Score out of 10: 7.5

A lot of people say all the songs sound the same. Luckily that song is good and only 29 minutes long.

Not usually my tyme of music, but it's pretty cool.

you can’t even tell when a song ends or a song starts. they all have the same beat.

now I understand why everyone had a Ramones shirt growing up.

Decent. Would be fun to chug beers to

meh, kinda repetitive

I wasn’t into this

Ive know this one for a long time. It's obviously a classic. One of the best and most influential.

It was fun but honestly a bit tamer than I expected.

Lively.Whole album pretty much sounds the same

Fuck ass gta 5 radio band

2/3. Pleasant surprise, usually I hate punk but not this time. I can actually understand the singing which gives them big points, and the riffs are undeniable. Blitzkrieg Bop is in fact a bop.

I liked this alot more than I was expecting. Giving it 4 stars.

Funny, hey oh, letsgoooo

When you’re in the right mood, the Ramones are just 🤌. Just crank it to an ear-bleeding level and succumb. I was thinking with this listen about how much the world of modern rock owes to Johnny Ramone. He created this sublime chainsaw guitar sound that became the template for so much guitar rock going forward. This album is probably a 4, but because it’s the ONLY Ramones album on the list . . .

I've said before that I think the Ramones are overrated. Listening to this album doesn't change my thinking on this. I mean, I enjoyed this, and I'm giving it a four because punk. Also because short. That last point is important. If you're going to have as many one-note songs as the Ramones put on this album, at least they're blessedly short. To nitpick for a moment, I think my problem with the Ramones, ultimately, is two-fold. First, I don't much like Joey Ramone's crooning. It's fine when he's up there whining, yelling, sneering, shouting, coughing, whatever. Just don't fucking croon. Second, I don't like the guitars as much as other punk bands. I'm cool with cranking away at one or two chords. It's the lack of pedal work or something (and I say that as a non-guitar understanding punk listener). An excellent example of this nitpick is Havana Affair. Up until the 49th second, the guitar is basic electric flailing, then at 00:49, something changes and guitar is throatier, gnarlier, something. I want more songs like that. GBH wrote whole songs (maybe whole albums) with that sound, and I can listen to GBH all fucking day. The Ramones? Once a year. Anyway, moan, moan, moan. These guys were punk badasses and I'm giving them a 4 on that basis alone. >>>>>>>>>>>> Also, since I hit 1 without providing a review, why is Dr. Octagon on this list? I mean, the fact that this musical alter-ego somehow thinks that an gynecologist is the source of soft-core fantasies and, even more fantastically, decides to build their album introduction around such a fantasy, is automatically disqualifying and, at least for ranking purposes, automatically gets a 1 in my book. The beats are okayish, but the rest sux. Fuck that dude.

Yep. It’s dumb and great.

The timing was great here, following a pretty weak run by the RNG. But I'd have given this a 4 in any case. Two or three great pop-punk tunes (BB, Judy, Boyfriend) and a bunch of very good ones.

4/5 - Does exactly what it sets out to do and totally belongs on the list with a huge influence on American punk/rock. Just not enough here to be a personal 5, but I appreciate the hell out this debut.

A band I never really listened to or got into, they just never really appealed to me. Oh, They sing that song! Good start. The album was ok to listen to, but I found it very similar. Every song pretty much sounded like the previous one. I get why it is on the list because of when it came out and the role that punk played, but I cant see myself listening to this one again. Looks like I have not missed much by not discovering more about the Ramones. Lets Dance is like a Grease song with a punk riff. In fact half the songs are like that. 3 stars

I think that all of the songs on this album sound the same. I did recognize Beat on the Brat from TikTok but other than that I don’t see myself listening to this album or this type of music? I don’t really like their voices either. The instrumental sounds the same in every song…1/5

Y a la musique des crédits de Spiderman homecoming ☝️🤓

Fairly standard Punk album. I haven't done a lot of research on this one as I was pretty busy today, but this one kind of feels like it's pretty important and I don't know exactly why. The Ramones are a band I've heard of by name and can't pull a song of theirs unless you tell me one. I checked out their top songs on Spotify pre first listen and found, not on this album, "I Wanna Be Sedated", which is a banger, as well as "Blitzkrieg Bop", which is not only the opening track, but also probably the best, catchiest song on the album. Fairly certain that's another classic Rock Band game jam as well, always going to give bonus points for that. Truly a memorable, ear wormy song. As I started the album, I get to song 2, "Beat on the Brat", and I was surprised to find out that I knew that song as well. Get to track 3, "Judy Is a Punk", and it dawned on me that this was another one of those bands in which I can't name anything off the top of my head from, but then when you play any of the hits, I recognize them pretty quickly. Anyway, after song 3, I think the album just turns into about 25 minutes of the same repetitive song, over and over again. With an album that's 14 different songs with a play time of only 29 minutes and 14 seconds, you quickly get burned out when the album happens to be that short if they don't have much of a different sound from song to song, and unfortunately The Ramones, at least on this album, made 14 different versions of "Blitzkrieg Bop". Noted, it's a great song, and my first couple of listen throughs I was really digging it, but man, there's only so much of this I can take at one time. Maybe I should start opting for Deluxe Editions of albums every day if they start becoming a bit harder to listen to over time. The Deluxe Edition of this album is a staggering 78 songs and is over 2 hours and 45 minutes long. Definitely would not have been over this one as soon if I played that at some point during the day. Anyway, good songs, a bit repetitive, and nothing stood out to really wow me. Good album though, a solid 3 and a half stars on this one. It's my fault for listening to this on repeat, some albums I believe are meant to just be enjoyed one time only. This is one of those albums where you'll breeze through and not even realize it ended. That's probably enough for someone to give it a 4 or 5, but to me this was, again, pretty standard, but still good, Punk music.

Ramones are like The Beatles but dirtier and sexier. Yes, Tommy Ramone, I would love to be your boyfriend.

This is honestly very boring. But I do understand the impact this sound had back in the day and its everlasting influence in rock music, so it would be unfair to not give its props and recognition. The thing that annoys me is that personally I can’t see any point or feel anything with these collection of songs. It’s purely for the aesthetic of it (and in this case it does fulfill its purpose). Really like Blitzkrieg Bop, Chain Saw and Let’s Dance. If only weren’t for the other 11 songs that sound the exact same without their charm…

It's simple, chord wise and lyrically, but it's still super fun. Short songs, nothing drags. One of the most influential, essential punk albums.

Loved this stuff as a kid

I mean if there ever was such a direct introduction to a band and their sound, this is it. From start to finish, you hear songs, while they do sound similar, all stand on their own. I mean punk has never been about complex melodies or lyrics, so coming in and listening with those thoughts in mind, you can understand it and get behind it easier. It's an album thats easy to listen again because it is so short. Biggest Hit - Blitzkrieg Bop Biggest Miss (if I had to choose) - Loudmouth Hidden Gem - Let's Dance

Introduced to Ramones thru bro-in-law in early 80s. They keep growing on me.

strong first half and the second was just meh

if you start the album with judy is a punk its a much richer listen, just fyi… still a 5 either way

El inicio de todo un movimiento cultural

This will sound similar to other reviews on here - but this basically sounded like the same song 14 times. The vocals I thought were terrible, sometimes incomprehensible. I admit I've never "got" punk and most punk I've heard I just don't rate at all - from the singing to the music. I appreciate some simplicity and the whole idea of the punk movement - but musically for me it's a barren wasteland.

Greatest Punk Band Ever!

Never heard of the Ramones but this album had quite a few songs I knew and liked prior to listening. A lot of the songs did sound repetitive with the same sound

Such a great album. I feel like the Ramones are THE pop punk band. And this is their self-titled album. If you can't enjoy this, you won't like punk.

Rick i love u but what did you seein this. This is what i’d listen to on the way to work if i was a balding 51 year old man recently divorced and a 9-5 i hate. Did they change the key at all throughout the whole album?? Still pretty iconic though so it deserves a 3

My least favourite bit was the vocals tbh. The songs were also a bit too short so I couldn't quite get into them.

This one was too punky for me - the sound has a raw and slightly jarring quality and this dissonance made my listening experience only just about tolerable. The album also felt repetitive but I feel like this might be related to the slightly irking voice that has literally no variation in tone throughout the 14 tracks.

I felt like I just got into each song and then it ended - maybe would listen if I was a teen boy who wanted to be in a punk band in the 2000s … but I’m not so… I got into the vibes tho I do love good drums and a strong baseline and honestly didn’t hate it. Good motivation music but did get a it headachey and repetitive

Not horrific but not really something i like that much. Why is it so noisy. Theres a bit too much going on for me, or maybe i am just listening at a time where i feel overwhelmed and this album is accentuating it. I think i would enjoy it if i was feeling angry, but I generally tend to prefer music with a more lyrical quality to the singing. This feels like I am being shouted at by an ambush of twenty year olds who smoke all the time. Why does every song basically sound the same. Don't like this very much, happy its over.

All these songs are so short they just feel like they're whizzing by. They all kinda sound the same too which isn't helping.

debut album of the ramones, and yet another example of a historically significant band debuting at such a strong point, it's indescribable. when i think of punk rock in its infancy, the ramones are probably the strongest picture in my head. with crunchy guitars, slightly imperfect rhythms and joey's accented, quirky vocals where 80% of the lyrics are "oh yeah oh yeah hey hey oh oh oh oh yeah". a very short runtime, but all killer, little filler. sex, violence, and dancing so fast you'd probably hurt someone. HEY! HO! LET'S GO!

No skips here

I liked how they experimented with fuzz and distortion but found some of the songs repetitive and basic in terms of chord progression and structure.

loved and shall listen to more of their discography

Ripped!

Good

Cool

top10

The album iconic punk rock.

Decent album, great first half but not a fan of the second half. Very iconic songs

When to listen: feel like fighting the m-a-n, get amped. I was really debating between 3 and 4 stars, the songs themselves itself are great but as an album it's a lot of the same without evolution.

3.5/5

6/10

banger

definitely noise

This a cool lil british rock album. They sound a lot better than I was expecting. I can tell they did numbers back in the day. Im only saving 2, but most of the others are honorable mentions Saved: Blitzkrieg Bop, Beat on the Brat

It sounded the same after a while but was good

Great album. I love early punk, but this isn’t my favorite from the era. Still great though.

Great pop songwriting with a clear influence on future pop, punk, and indie.

pure garage rock -- 4/5

Blitzkrieg Bop is a bop. I enjoyed the energy of the album and how fast paced it was, but the lyrics largely sucked. Repetitive because all the songs sounded similar (which was sort of fine cos it’s so short), but also repetitive because most songs were just repeating a handful of lines over and over. I know that it has had a big cultural impact and I can see what people like about it, but it wasn’t my thing. Fav song: Blitzkrieg Bop Least fav: Loudmouth

I get that it had cultural impact but didn’t think it was groundbreaking. Some catchy stuff though. Like the shortness Specific rating - 4.1 Fav song - Judy is a punk Least fav - Havana affair

Good vibe! Was split in the middle bc I started it before getting on the train so then it cut out for a bit bc no service

Awful haircuts. The songs are all pretty similar- but I really like the first song so I'm happy to hear it again. Fun energy and nice and short! Do think they could work on their annunciation a tad. Favourite song: Blitzkrieg Bop Least: I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement

This is one of those albums where if you like one song, you'll probably like the rest of them, and it's really easy to like at least one of them. And if you don't like it, it's less than half an hour anyway. The energy is consistent all throughout, though there are some songs that stand out more than others. Great debut album.

Couple of good songs from them, but the whole album is very repetitive, especially the bass line. Wouldn’t listen to it again

very repetitive and not really my thing 5/10

very good album! heard they had a significant effect on the punk rock genre so this feels legendary for me to be able to experience such diversity.

Didn’t really do much for me. Felt like the same song over and over and not a particularly good song at that

Groundbreaking, influential and catchy as hell.

So, basically, this is one same songs that goes on for 29 minutes. It has the same 3 chords, the same rhythm and a horrible singer... And it doesn't matter, because this is non stop fun for half an hour. I dislike punk music, but the OGs made it very likeable for me. 4/5

I liked thus well enough but it's all rather one-note. Each song just runs on into the next.

Repetitive but good. Knew not to let songs carry on longer than necessary.

Not a fan of the Ramones sound

Hm

I get why teen punk rockers are insufferable

Very influential record, but most of the songs aren't that exciting to me. Blitzkrieg Bop is fun. The rest is pretty samey tbh.

2/14 bekannt 7/10 Beste Songs: Blitzkrieg Bob, Judy is a Punk, now I wanna sniff some glue Irgendwie lustig Hört sich an wie Jungs die nach der Schule in ein Mikro schreien

Super-exciting, makes-you-want-to-jump-and-down punk rock, the sheer *sound* of this record is exhilarating. It blasts out of the gate with three thrilling uptempo songs, and then slows it down a bit with "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend". From there, the rest of songs are reasonably good but don't have *quite* the same impact as the opening salvo.

Blitzkrieg Bop Beat on the Brat Judy Is a Punk I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue I Don't Wanna Walk Around with You

Already a big ramones fan! Love!

Does the guitarist only know one rift? Although the album has some good songs, it does not offer too much variety. It is a fast listen though.

All songs sound the same and use the same 2 sentences for the rest of the song lyrics its cool tho

super cool love the Ramones, but the 70s punk rock isn’t really my vibe the sound is too muddy

Great if you love Blitzkrieg Bop. I appreciated that all of the songs were short and uptempo. Did it get repetitive? Sure. Not my favorite, but I can appreciate what Ramones did for punk music.

All of the songs sound like they can be a soundtrack to a coming of age movie. They’re good, I just don’t think I would listen to it on a daily basis. A lot of the songs felt repetitive and had a similar sound.

An iconic album with some great songs. Judy is a Punk is my favorite Ramones song. Approachable, entry level punk rock that inspired some amazing bands

Close your eyes bro. What do you see? Nothing? That's what this album would be without "Blitzkrieg Bop". Influential, no argument. Also stiff, dated, and mostly dull. The attitude mattered more than the songs. What once sounded dangerous now sounds flat and repetitive. Fun is supposed to be the point, but it barely gets there. Historically essential. Practically very boring. 7/10.

every song on this album is the same, but that one song is awesome.

blitzkrieg bop is a classic but the rest sounded like the drafts that led to it

Sounded pretty similar throughout. Not my jam.

Fun album

So good. So dumb. Love it

Could have lived with less Nazi references, but it’s really something to hear a bad arrive so fully formed. Their subject matter, style, and delivery are all in place right out the gates and it really a tour de force Completely unrelated, but I meant to rate San Quintin 4/5.

Its a great album, but like every song sounds the same……. or maybe i just dont like rock music

Blitzkrieg Bop. Classic song Beat on the Brat. Fun to listen to. Judy is a punk: Reference to Herman's Hermits.

Already knew that one

Hell yeah!

Fifty years old and still sounds box fresh 🤩

It wasn‘t bad. Sounded repetitive sometimes.

Nuh uh

Ground Zero of Punk. Sounds as good now as the day it was released. Blows by so quickly it’s over too soon. Fabulous melodies and some great harmonising makes this much more musical than you might expect given the lyrical content. 4.5* but pushed to the full 5 for its massive influence.

I am not looking forward to this, what I've heard from them before I haven't cared for. This is the last album I'm behind on tho, so might as well get it out of the way now. Maybe I'm actually in for a treat. The music is fine, I guess. Reading through the genius annotations, I really don't like these dudes lol. At least not how they're portrayed there. Oddly a lot of parallels to today's world, the type of attitude of people I just don't fuck with. I was gonna try to give this a 3, but I don't think I can. 2.5/5 is the best I can do. Even on songs like "Listen to My Heart", which lyrically I was vibing with, it just felt like the same instrumental for the 5th time in a row. Then the nazi shit? really really weird, not in a good way.

La verdad que las canciones suenan todas muy parecidas, menos mal que son cortas y tienen algo de punch. Las letras son graciosas y se pasa rápido, pero es un poco música de fondo en mi opinión

Still really fresh nearly 50 years after its release. A really good album

Very repetitive sounds, it seemed like the lyrics were the same in all songs. The ramones are a great band but this album is not it

I really liked this one!! Majority were bangers. I do love MGMT!

A little samey, but I like it

Ramones.

a bit repetitive but honestly not bad.

Its big and loud and fast. All the songs are short and half of them sound like each other. But that is Punk. It is supposed to be fast and furious. But the Ramones always sounded like they had the Punk feel without the seething vitriol and resentment that the Sex Pistols had. And there is Blitzkrieg Bop and a cover of Let's Dance. So that makes this a properly kick ass album!

about the artist: - known as the “fathers of punk” - no songs about girls, more grunge (dark and antisocial) - they take inspiration from a variety of other artists while listening: - overall, an album with a very fun sound which contracts with darker lyrics

Some humor really makes them stand out. Fun and amusing if you’re in the mood.

7/10

An all time classic and one of the great debut albums.

A lot of the tracks sounded very similar. Strong vocals. Really enjoyed the drums. Guitar was pretty power chord heavy.

Tony hawk pro skater 4? Felt like I was loving around in 2.5 speed to this album

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Not their best

Fun punk!

Parece um medley gigante Letras bué dificeis de compor (ironia) I mean… “Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue”? Certo… Até é vibes ouvir no metro ou a conduzir Se tocar B, G, F# posso acompanhar tudo

-as músicas soam todas iguais 😅, parece q tou a ouvir a mm musica durante meia hora -musicas bem pequenas, album pequeno no geral, meia horita ne -Conhecia a 1 música mas não sabia q era deles -Now i wanna sniff some glue? Ok? Akakaka -letras q até eu escrevia i mean a "now i wanna sniff some glue" tem 2 frases a musica toda akakak -enquanto ouvia a i wanna be your boyfriend percebi q a música toda é I IV V, e em algumas partes do I IV, e ta em Mi maior (descobri mo piano enquanto ouvia akakak) -nao fiquei mt fã pq soou me td mt parecido a nível timbrico e de ritmo e isso, no entanto percebo que o pa ya são os ramones e forem super importantes no punk rock

its a good song. a bunch of it. i get it. hey. ho. lets go. telling someone youre gonna beat em with a baseball bat is brutal. blitzkrieg bop and judy is a punk are aongs that deserve to be heard.

"Violence, drug use, relationship issues, humor, and Nazism were prominent in the album's lyrics." .... nazism ????brecim lol hned ze zacatku jsem ofc poznala blitzkrieg bop fun mi prisly hned treba judy is a punk, i wanna be your boyfriend, ..., ale overall ty pisnicky lowk zni vsechny uplne stejne, neprislo mi, ze by nejaka vylozene standoutla

Stripped down and catchy. If these guys were in your living room you'd probably be a little uncomfortable but it sure is fun to listen to. Wish I could remember how this one came to me, I had the cassette when I was 14 or 15 and listened to it all the time. Is there some connection to Stephen King?

A classic. Always good for a listen

Not a punk rock fan but overall an OK album.

- Sem ramones não haveria sex pistols, nem CBGBs, nem punk rock, pelo menos da forma que conhecemos. Uma banda polarizadora, mas que eu gosto muito. - Foram catalisadores de uma grande revolução musical ao mostrar que muita coisa pode ser considerada música. Apesar da música ser muito simples, eu acho que ainda tem valor e as letras são muito boas.

I don't think I've ever fully heard a song by them (only some parts of some) but I've seen loads of their t-shirts, although. I did like the album and although I've seen some people critisize the singing I liked it. The songs can be somewhat similar to each other but I feel this fits the album and I did not find it tiring. My favourite song would be Blitzkrieg Bop and Havana Affair.