Mosts of the Ramones' catalog is original - e.g. not a cover. Their more popular songs were Blitzkrieg Bop, I Wanna be Sedated and Beat on the Brat.

There are a couple of dangers related to cosmetic tattooing. Some of those dangers include having an allergic reaction to the pigment, and diseases can be spread if they use a dirty needle.

Dee Dee Ramone

There are a couple of equally popular songs when it comes to the Ramones, but I'm quite sure you're thinking of Blitzkrieg Bop.

"Ramones" (1976)

The Ramones were all from the Queens district of New York. Tommy Erdelyi (Tommy Ramone) and John Cummings (Johnny) met in high school in the 60's and formed a band together called the Tangerine Puppets.

A few years after that broke up Johnny met Douglas Colvin (Dee Dee) as they worked near each other and after many lunch break discussions the two decided to form a band. Johnny's old friend Tommy was enthusiatic about this and became their manager and advisor. The group started practising with Jeff Hyman (Joey) on drums (as he had recently been fired from a band called Sniper) until it was decided Dee Dee's vocals weren't strong enough and Joey was moved to lead vocals.

The group auditioned many drummers but couldn't find one who played with the simplicity they required. Eventually Tommy, tired of trying to coach new drummers, decided to teach himself to play instead.

That stayed the same until 1978 when Tommy became weary of the constant touring in unpleasant conditions and retired from the group to concentrate on studio work and was replaced with Voidoids drummer Marc Bell (Marky).

Noone knows the name of his father, but his mothers name is Estelle (or Stella)

Dee Dee Ramone died on June 5, 2002 at the age of 49.

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== No, The Ramones wrote My Sharona, but a good cover song of My Sharona was performed by The Number Twelve Looks Like You

WRONG. The Ramones did NOT write My Sharona. The Knack did. Last answer is right. Strange that it is always attributed to the Ramones but My Sharona was written by Doug Fieger of the Knack and appeared on their album, Get the Knack". If you don't own this album I would recommend it along with the better "but the Little Girls Understand" On the trivia front there really is a Sharona, song was written about a girl Fieger was enamored with called Sharona Alperin who has since appeared on later versions of the cover.

hell no He is just jealous the Ramones could kick his sorry little a*s. RAMONES WILL LIVE ON! If he does, it does not mean that the Ramones like him. The Jonas brothers have absolutely nothing on the Ramones.

Yes, they played the Big Day Out shows (Australia only) in 1994

They also toured in the early '80's. I was at the Melbourne concert at Monash Uni, INXS were the support act. I took a photo of Johnny at the concert, I've written 1983 on the back, but it was probably 1981.

No, they were not. The very, very first punk bands (what some people call "proto-punk") were the Stooges and the MC5 from Detroit.

The first punk scene got started in New York City. The name "punk" was coined in New York City by writer Legs McNeil. He and a whole bunch of other artists and musicians were hanging out at the nightclubs CBGB's and Max Kansas City. These two clubs became the epicenter of the first punk scene. CBGB's and Max's were basically the petri dishes in which punk rock formed and grew. Although the very, very first punk bands were from Detroit, punk first became a musical movement in New York City.

The Ramones were not the first punk band from New York City, either. The New York Dolls were playing together about 2 to 3 years or so before the Ramones formed. The New York Dolls would probably most accurately be called the first New York punk band.

Some people call the Velvet Underground the first New York punk band. However, Lou Reed (singer/songwriter for the Velvet Underground) has consistently denied that his band was a punk band.

The band formed in Forest Hills, Queens, New York.

I think they were all from NY (well, the original line up was anyway), but Dee Dee was born in Fort Lee, Virginia and raised in Berlin, Germany. When he was 15, he, his mom, and his sister moved to Forest Hills, Queens.

The Ramones have released 22 albums all together. I've only included the complitation and live albums that were released during the years the Ramones were together.

However there is a lot more Ramones albums out there from various different companies/bands such as tribute albums, solo albums and various complitation albums.

Joey Ramone's (Jeff Hyman) religion was Jewish. If you have ever seen a picture of his gravestone, you'll find it has the Star of David on it, this being the symbol engraved on Jewish gravestones.

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No, his wife Vera did become pregnant, but she had an abortion.

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for me they were beautiful... in Monte Melnick's book: on the road with the Ramones, there's a photo of Joey without glasses

The Ramones guest starred in Season 5 Simpsons episode "Rosebud", widely considered to be one of the best episodes in the cartoon's history, written by John Swartzwelder.

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