Ramones: End of the Century

love you dee dee ❤️

sarah squirm

Cinematic Time Capsule 2003 Marathon - Film #13 ”This music saved rock & roll” Rewatching this doc makes it clearly apparent just how woefully under-appreciated this band was throughout their entire career. They inspired band after band and simply refused to…

📀 Cammmalot 📀

An appropriately low frills documentary about the seminal band The Ramones. While it feels completely encapsulating of their career, it also manages to feel empty. Much of this seems to be due to these guys not really engaged with one another or truly liking each other.…

dantesring

As a huge Ramones fan I had a great time with this documentary, but it definitely left me wanting more. Given that Joey and Dee Dee had already died by the time it came out and Johnny would die only a year later, I'm glad they still got interview footage of everybody in…

Dennis Vehlen

Vegan alert: -Chincilla coats + leather jackets are featured -They were talking about throwing a fishhead out of the window and finding it funny Other disturbing stuff: -Pro-nazi lyrics -Collaborating with Phil Spector and him keeping The Ramones hostage under…

Allison M. 🌱

Perhaps my life would have turned out much better if I didn't look up to Dee Dee Ramone.

Pube

"Dee Dee wanted to hang out with the junkies in the Heartbreakers, not these guys who collect baseball cards."

megana

The Ramones were the first punk band I ever saw (Whisky a Go Go, 1976), and they're still my favorite. Their first album hit me between the ears like a pickaxe. It turned my perception of what constituted "good" music inside-out, and made me realize just how stale and…

mrbalihai

No one on Earth is funnier than Dee Dee

DaOConnman