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If you’re not blowing the speakers out then what are you doing? Interview from the ‘Punking Out’ documentary, filmed at CBGB in 1977.

“When I asked them for the lyrics [to “I Don’t Wanna Go Down to the Basement”], it took the boys ten minutes to agree on exactly what order these sentences were sung in.” – Richard Hell, “The Ramones Mean Business," Hit Parader, June 1976

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There’s really no stopping the Cretins from hopping 💥 Celebrated the Ramones 50th Anniversary at Hollywood Forever Cemetery yesterday with family, friends, and the best fans out there. Thanks to everyone who came out and made this tribute so special. Long live the #Ramones!

Tim Armstrong started as a devoted Ramones fan, spinning ‘Rocket to Russia’ with his brother Jeff, and eventually forming a band inspired by them. That band, Rancid, went on to share the stage with the Ramones at their final performance at The Palace in 1996.

Now that’s a school fight song. 🎥 Rock ‘N Roll High School (1979)

TAKE IT CJ! CJ Ramone joins Cretin Family, performing this weekend for the first time at The Ramones 50th Anniversary Tribute celebration. Can’t wait to see you all there! 📹: “Cretin Family” on Top of The Pops, 1995.

Hey Romeo! "I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement," live at CBGB in 1974. One track from the debut that barely made it onto the setlists back in the 70s, and it's a real good one. Listen to the studio version: #Ramones50

Before MTV, there was The Uncle Floyd Show. The Ramones were such big fans that they appeared on it over two dozen times, more than any other guest. 🎥: “I Just Wanna Have Something To Do,” on The Uncle Floyd Show, 1979.

There will never be another band quite like the Ramones. Today in 1996 the Ramones hung up their jackets for the last time after 2,263 shows. 📹: ‘We’re Outta Here!’

50 YEARS OF ‘RAMONES’ Released 50 years ago today, the ‘Ramones’ debut album defined a new genre and remains a staple in Rock ‘n’ Roll history. Throw it on today and turn it up loud in celebration.

The earliest footage of a Ramones show was filmed at CBGB on September 15, 1974. The band performed 5 songs, including “Judy is a Punk.”

Hall pass to the dance floor, courtesy of Ramones. “Do You Wanna Dance?” from ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll High School,’ via Shout! Studios

Finding fans in Japan 🇯🇵 In June 1980, Ramones had their first run in Japan. They would visit the country six times during their career. 📹: ‘Ramones Raw,’ released in 2004.

Your friendly neighborhood Ramones 💥

Happy Halloween punks.

30 years ago this evening… “I Don’t Wanna Grow Up” on Late Night with David Letterman, February 9, 1996.

We want the world and we want it now. “We Want The Airwaves” turns 45 this week. Watch the full video on the Ramones YouTube channel.

Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good fight.

Did you just feel a chill? Happy Halloween.

Happy Birthday Mr. Burns. From The Simpsons season 5 episode 4, which aired on this day in 1993.

50 years of loud, fast, and unapologetic Rock ‘n’ Roll. On this day in 1974, the Ramones—Tommy, Joey, Dee Dee, and Johnny—made their debut at CBGB on the Bowery, New York City. Happy 50th anniversary to the band that changed everything. #Ramones50

“The only thing to live for is today.” The Ramones covered Tom Waits' 1992 song "I Don't Want to Grow Up" for their 1993 album ‘Adios Amigos!’