Ramones: An Annotated Look at the Self-Titled Debut | Liner Notes | Pitchfork

In the first episode of our new series, Liner Notes, we take an annotated look at the Ramones self-titled debut 40 years after its release.

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Ramones: An Annotated Look at the Self-Titled Debut | Liner Notes | Pitchfork

[colton]

He attended all but two of their show's, that's just insane!

[Dave....]

This was really interesting. The Ramones will live on forever.

[WinslowLeach]

The first Ramones album IMO is the very first, and probably last, absolutely pure punk rock and roll album.

[fuzzydunlop]

Didnt realize how organic and raw the process was in making this

[soulfoodie]

So tragic that all four original Ramones and Arturo Vega are no longer with us

[thedreamsoldiers]

this is the most dynamic debut I've ever heard.

[MrBeastsHiddenWorld]

Always wondered if Howard Stern was inspired by Joey Ramone's look.

[mitchelwalsh]

Huh, this video is longer than most ramones songs

[SpaceAlienJesus]

Would love to see one of these on KMFDM and Ministry ...

[paulafer]

omg a show with both The Runaways and The Ramones, what a show

[thecitizenjoan]

Have You Guys not done Joy Division Yet to feign appearing ironic. Too late you’re Pitchfork

[peterchocoflan]

What’s the name of the song at the start of the video?

[deathhzrd]

This videos less than 3 minutes just like the Ramones’ music

[jammanastic]

Ramones might have started the punk scene but The Clash perfected it.

[caydenhenderson]

Tbh, I think Rocket to Russia is a better album than their debut.