The Ramones would have been signed, The Stooges-- in spite of themselves-- would've been signed.
The Ramones , in fact, met each other-- because there had never been four different kinds of people-- because they were Stooges fans
The Ramones and The Clash versus something you would find in your garden.
And to think the Ramones are taking the time to acknowledge their peers.
Former manager of The Ramones , Danny is a music icon and is widely recognized as a founding father of punk.
It's called "My Ramones " because it's the four Ramones I knew at the beginning, before Tommy, the drummer, left and was
His overalls fell open to a Ramones t-shirt so faded you'd have to already know the name of the band and down to a belt with a large metal buckle.
And so when I heard bands like the Ramones and the Sex Pistols and Blondie, I was like, wait, I can do this now.
It's a book of photographs that I took of The Ramones in the first two years I was with them as their manager.
This is a shot from the second to last Ramones tour.
And in your book what I really found endearing was that the Ramones sent you a congratulations message, right?
And it's like, you might see the Ramones and Talking Heads and Blondie on the same bill.
But he's not my Tommy and it was no longer my Ramones .
Greg Sanders: And I was, I saw The Ramones in '81 at The Palladium.
Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Ramones , The Doors-- such a change from the music we had habitually listened to up to them.
It was all Clash, Sex Pistols, Ramones was the whole program.
The Ramones .
We were listening to the Doors, and Pink Floyd, and the Ramones .
I mean, The Doors, Velvet Underground, The Ramones , The Stooges.
And so if anybody-- I suppose if you're interested in New York and interested in The Ramones , it's a fantastic book.