I love each of the drummers for the Ramones for different reasons and Richie Ramone is no exception. He was a fantastic drummer for the band and helped them write some really good songs too. I don't know about t-shirt money but he has my respect!
Cmon who wouldnt want just a little bit of the t-shirt $$$$ ? They shoulda thrown him 20% of $$$ from the medium sized t-shirt sales ..... when he said something ... because i think he was the best drummer they had , he brought a lot the table he could drum and sing and direct the traffic so they could possibly been able to start blending songs together which was something i wanted to see, i loved the ramons mega mixs KROQ use to play
I hate how everyone s talking about how awkward Joey is during wart hog but not how he's there supporting the band .. obviously he's vibing and enjoying the song!!
Richie was undoubtedly the best Ramones drummer. Credit to tommy for being the original and marky for all the years but richie was miles better. His background singing added a lot too. Wish they would have made it work.
Agree. The special thing about Tommy was the era (the first three albums). And Marky was efficient but sort of robotic, like a machine. Even though I don't like the era, Richie pounded those drums, such energy.
@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 I actually really like your statement here, Tommy laid the foundation, Marky was the one to be the next to carry it on for decades but the short time Richie was in the band, his style definitely spiced up there delivery at the time. The first time I saw this video, I was dumbfounded by the sounded and speed! Too good!
Ritchie was underrated -- helluva drummer, and I always loved how he stuck out like a sore thumb among the band, yet managed to keep up with no issues.
I loved Richie and he added do much to the band, Marky has his place as a great drummer, he sounded like a train coming at you live. I missed seeing them with Tommy at The Glasgow Apollo as a fourteen year old due to circumstances outside my control but live with Richie they were unstoppable, ultimately their loss he is a special talent
My first of many Ramones gigs was 1986 Animal Boy tour at the Bristol Studio. Absolutely sold out, Ritchie was incredible,so powerful and left a legacy of three perfect albums!!
I remember hearing the Ramones in the late 70s, early in college, and could wrap my head around their music. Fast forward to ‘85 and with some friends formed a joke band called “The Rolling Stallones”. Pico, Marco, Ramona, Carlo and Calzone Stallone it tribute to the Ramones.
Crowd surfed and made direct eye contact with richie. the night Richie Ramone played in my little old piece of shit town. The rock n roll was so serious that night it's insane. I wish I could go back
You know, as many times as I saw The Ramones live back in the day, I always felt awkward when CJ or Dee Dee would sing lead on a song, and Joey would just stand there swinging the mic stand around. Like, not even singing backup vocals. Just standing there.
For me he was the best and versatile drummer the Ramones ever had. He knew about music, his technique was noticeable when he played, he did choirs. But it's too bad they didn't give in to his fair request to receive money from the shirts.
@@joel8750 He was brought in because he could play drums.Think he was some sort of accountant or something,not to say you can't be punk and an accountant of course.But I definitely remember it being brought up back in the day.
@@GraemeSmith-kd5eb I read his book, it was managing a hotel. He was involved in the NY punk scene already before he got in the Ramones, but I don’t think he considered himself a punk, just a musician.
I'd put Richies speed and agility behind the kit against Marky's any day. Marky turned drumming for the Ramones into a robotic art form; Richie was so friggin' live and fresh and, I believe, inherently faster than Marky. Tommy was the originator, but I believe Richie was the best drummer of the lot.
I’d actually be willing to bet Richie couldn’t hold those singles like Marky could in those later shows. I’m sure for a period of time but Marky is an ABSOLUTE monster on those notes
In 2003, he appeared as #16 on the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" list in Rolling Stone[2] and on Time's "10 Greatest Electric-Guitar Players - He was the greatest at what he did, but the lack of a truly great guitarest held the band back.
I often think about this myself, had they incorporated a REAL lead guitarist and kept Johnny on rhythm, they might of had a very very different career.
@@Comedyteamz I often wonder the same. I grow up during there time period and saw them perform. Most would agree they kept the music super loud to cover up there inabilities. Perhaps if they a talented lead guitar or keyboard they would of received more radio play, and promo's. Not signing with a big league label also hurt there career.
I don't care what anyone says: DeeDee was the junky heart & soul of RAMONES and the c.j. era was the peak of RAMONES purfedtion.. that IS CJ on drums.. wtf they talking bout? Gabba Gabba Hey
Later gigs... I saw them in 90 & 91 (?) in Melbourne... Joey just wandered away and let CJ do the song. (I was a bit too "into it" to absorb the minutae of backing vocals.
While I actually don’t think Richie is necessarily better than Marky (seriously, Marky is a beast on multiple styles of rock drumming and just fit the band exceptionally well when he stepped right in for Tommy) but damn did he sound good with the band and brought a more relaxed feel with his riding hand
Richie Ramone was the best drummer The Ramones ever had. Appart from that, he was more complete than the rest as a musician. He changed the band’s sound for good... You can see a video where he plays jazz with a big band. Period.
Only Ritchie could play 'Wart Hog' properly. Marky just couldn't 'get' that that ultra-quick sequence you hear at 1:16 and 1:20 to work like Ritchie. Marky's attempts at those rolls sounds like he can't quite negotiate the curves and (very) briefly spins off. You can also hear it in 'Durango 95'. Ritchie was probably the best Ramones drummer, but a word must be said for Tommy whose blank 4/4 rhythms were the equivalent of Johnny's poker-faced speed-riffing.
Marky and Richie are diferent styled drummers, they are different musicians who played in the same band, both played well what they had to. I think there´s no good or bad in art and music. Marky plays really faster and cleaner for eg in Loco Live, but that doesn´t make him better or worst than Richie. Reffering to Tommy, he did what he could, and didn´t sound too bad, taking to account that Ramones where beggining.
Martin Lentini exactly. I totally agree. They were trying to go a different direction during the time Richie was there. I can hear the heavy metal style in lot of the songs of that time. They were really trying to get a hit and top selling album.
Michael Frierson Ritchie was a great drummer but sometimes he was on the verge of going John Bonham with the floor toms which would've been real tacky at this point in the band's career....
@@ciudadanopatriotadechile5051 Tommy fue fundador, el molde y en muchos casos la etapa más querida de la banda, y luego productor (esto a pesar de que ese ritmo ya existía, grabó los primeros 4 discos contando It's Alive). Profesional y tocar punk es medio como paradójico. No digo que los Ramones o que Marky y Richie no lo sean porque laburan seriamente. Pero si a mi me decís baterista profesional, no son los primeros en los que pienso, ¿se entiende? Toqué y amo el punk, pero también hay que rascar más, creo yo.
OGWT was the more "serious" rock programs versus the commercial pop TOTP. The Ramones were more suited to OGWT, but their better performance was RNRHS.
umm ok just to response to ssiknick83's comment Cj was a Ramone. He was in the band for 7 years if anybody wasn't a Ramone it would be Richie since he was in the band for like only 4 years
Richie Made The Ramones Hard! A shame Johnny Ramone was such a tight wad and didn't give him what he deserved and kept this incarnation of The Ramones. Richie Ramone made The Ramones Awesome!
Damn, Warthog is insane, amazing performance by Dee Dee and Richie. They should have done more songs with these two in the lead.
That's not DeeDee, it's CJ.
@@mantia39 That's Dee Dee, Richie never played with CJ.
@@ProjectStarLIGHTS agreed Dee Dee
Wait. A. Minute. That is fkg C.J. !!!!
Hearing Richie scream the chorus of _Wart Hog_ makes me wish there was a version of the song with him singing lead.
Everybody who was in this band for a long or short time was a Ramone. The Ramones were awesome!!!!
Damn strange no argument.
I love each of the drummers for the Ramones for different reasons and Richie Ramone is no exception. He was a fantastic drummer for the band and helped them write some really good songs too. I don't know about t-shirt money but he has my respect!
Ah, stole my insider reference to t-shirt sales, I see. I'm with you though, newly but surely. He was the fastest. Just blitzin'!
ALL HE WANTED WAS SOME T-SHIRT MONEY
and all Mike wanted was a pepsi...
true,true
Just a little T shirt 💵 money
bahahahahahhahahahah you guys are my people hahaha just wanted a little t shirt money.
Cmon who wouldnt want just a little bit of the t-shirt $$$$ ? They shoulda thrown him 20% of $$$ from the medium sized t-shirt sales ..... when he said something ... because i think he was the best drummer they had , he brought a lot the table he could drum and sing and direct the traffic so they could possibly been able to start blending songs together which was something i wanted to see, i loved the ramons mega mixs KROQ use to play
I hate how everyone s talking about how awkward Joey is during wart hog but not how he's there supporting the band .. obviously he's vibing and enjoying the song!!
Richie is my all-time favorite Ramone and I love them all so that's saying alot! Hail Ramones!
Richie was undoubtedly the best Ramones drummer. Credit to tommy for being the original and marky for all the years but richie was miles better. His background singing added a lot too. Wish they would have made it work.
He seems to be a more natural Ramone than Marky ever was.
Richie was their best drummer!
Richie took them out of some bad times. The albums richie was on (he wrote most of) are different but really good. He extended there life.
Agree. The special thing about Tommy was the era (the first three albums). And Marky was efficient but sort of robotic, like a machine. Even though I don't like the era, Richie pounded those drums, such energy.
@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 I actually really like your statement here, Tommy laid the foundation, Marky was the one to be the next to carry it on for decades but the short time Richie was in the band, his style definitely spiced up there delivery at the time. The first time I saw this video, I was dumbfounded by the sounded and speed! Too good!
my band poison anthem opened for Richie Ramone last night in Durham NC hes such a cool dude had a blast
Cool man! My dad´s band opened for CJ a month ago in The Netherlands.
Richie number one
tommy - marky - richie no t-shirt money - all had their great drumming sound , but i think Richie was the best!.
Hard to believe that the two original Ramones that couldn't stand each other, would be the ones that played together the longest.
Ritchie was underrated -- helluva drummer, and I always loved how he stuck out like a sore thumb among the band, yet managed to keep up with no issues.
He was the one making the others struggling to keep up
@@RegnStövelHe certainly deserves that T-Shirt money.
I loved Richie and he added do much to the band, Marky has his place as a great drummer, he sounded like a train coming at you live. I missed seeing them with Tommy at The Glasgow Apollo as a fourteen year old due to circumstances outside my control but live with Richie they were unstoppable, ultimately their loss he is a special talent
Joey forever! I still cry over his loss sometimes. ❤️❤️❤️🙆♀️
Richie was the drummer during the summer of 1986 Animal Boy Tour. By far the best concert I ever been to. No other band comes close.
My first of many Ramones gigs was 1986 Animal Boy tour at the Bristol Studio. Absolutely sold out, Ritchie was incredible,so powerful and left a legacy of three perfect albums!!
A rare find! Richie wasn't on drumes for too long and this is the first time I have actually seen Dee Dee sing with the Ramones! Thanks for posting
Richie Ramone was the Best New Drummer for the RAMONES. Barney Glasgow. 😎
Richie was the best ramones drummer, he participate in the 3 very best and harcore ramones records
I remember hearing the Ramones in the late 70s, early in college, and could wrap my head around their music. Fast forward to ‘85 and with some friends formed a joke band called “The Rolling Stallones”. Pico, Marco, Ramona, Carlo and Calzone Stallone it tribute to the Ramones.
Too cool. How amazing is this! ❤
This songs: wART HOG, Chasnig the nite and Mamas`boy!! and yes!!! Richie was the best drumer in The Ramones!!!
i like ritchie ramone's voice in this. its sound very deamonic
Crowd surfed and made direct eye contact with richie. the night Richie Ramone played in my little old piece of shit town. The rock n roll was so serious that night it's insane. I wish I could go back
Richie has been by far ramones best drummer
HEY ! Richie was a real great RamoneS drummer 📢🎼🎵🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🖖👍🤙🏻❤
This is their best lineup, love all the rest but this was their prime. Thankfully Richie is still keeping the music alive!
You know, as many times as I saw The Ramones live back in the day, I always felt awkward when CJ or Dee Dee would sing lead on a song, and Joey would just stand there swinging the mic stand around. Like, not even singing backup vocals. Just standing there.
Dee Dee's vocals speak full of truth, about his heroin addiction
Awesome performance by Joey on the first song! =)
They were still so powerful around this time. Some were ignoring them around this phase of their career.
great richie on vocals !! great ones !!
La mejor época de los Ramones.
i was only a ramone as the drummer.
i wasn't a ramone when it was about my share of t-shirt money... ---- richie ramone
For me he was the best and versatile drummer the Ramones ever had. He knew about music, his technique was noticeable when he played, he did choirs. But it's too bad they didn't give in to his fair request to receive money from the shirts.
Richie was awesome on drums!!!💪🏻
right now someone is discovering this video and punk at same and this fact prooves that punk is not dead
Richie wasn't a punk, ironically..
@@GraemeSmith-kd5ebWhy was he not a punk?
@@joel8750 He was brought in because he could play drums.Think he was some sort of accountant or something,not to say you can't be punk and an accountant of course.But I definitely remember it being brought up back in the day.
@@GraemeSmith-kd5eb I read his book, it was managing a hotel. He was involved in the NY punk scene already before he got in the Ramones, but I don’t think he considered himself a punk, just a musician.
@@joel8750 Why did you ask why I said he wasn't a punk then,if you read his book?You literally said he considered himself just a musician.🤷♀️
i wish i was around wen punk was still awesome
Richie sin duda fue el mejor baterista, tenía mucha más energía y era más versátil, aunque mi favorito siempre será Tommy
Richie ramone el mejor baterista y sin duda uno de mis favoritos su velocidad no se compara con la de otro baterista👍🥁🥁🥁
Johnny wore a Nike Shoes! :D
(Ramones, the best and my favorite band) \õ
Thank you! I've never seen this before.
Richie the best.
Richie's a good drummer.
joey had an awesome voice
honestly my favorite is Tommy he is my idol
Ramones hasta la muertee!!!
They got their name from Paul McCartney, who back in the 1960s used to book hotel reservations under his alias; Paul Ramone.
Sick,sick,sick.
Joey looks COOL!!!
"it's a minor chord, john - it adds suspense...you should try it sometime."
I'd put Richies speed and agility behind the kit against Marky's any day. Marky turned drumming for the Ramones into a robotic art form; Richie was so friggin' live and fresh and, I believe, inherently faster than Marky. Tommy was the originator, but I believe Richie was the best drummer of the lot.
Truth.
I’d actually be willing to bet Richie couldn’t hold those singles like Marky could in those later shows. I’m sure for a period of time but Marky is an ABSOLUTE monster on those notes
in your face, marky
And under your wig, too!!!
Lol Marky never comments but you know he respects Richie's skill... How could he not?
Leave marky alone he’s still a beast
@@mikesgarage18 as far as i know marky has mouthed off about richie and thats why you see richie take some jabs back at him in a few interviews
The best ramones drummer...
RAMONES \,,/ LONG LIVE ROCK N ROLL
In 2003, he appeared as #16 on the "100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time" list in Rolling Stone[2] and on Time's "10 Greatest Electric-Guitar Players - He was the greatest at what he did, but the lack of a truly great guitarest held the band back.
I often think about this myself, had they incorporated a REAL lead guitarist and kept Johnny on rhythm, they might of had a very very different career.
Not at all. Johnny's guitar was the Ramones in a way
@@Comedyteamz I often wonder the same. I grow up during there time period and saw them perform. Most would agree they kept the music super loud to cover up there inabilities. Perhaps if they a talented lead guitar or keyboard they would of received more radio play, and promo's. Not signing with a big league label also hurt there career.
Los ramoooo los ramooo vamos los ramooooo !!!!
Cheers
I don't care what anyone says: DeeDee was the junky heart & soul of RAMONES and the c.j. era was the peak of RAMONES purfedtion.. that IS CJ on drums.. wtf they talking bout? Gabba Gabba Hey
cool vid! never seen that footage before.
Later gigs... I saw them in 90 & 91 (?) in Melbourne... Joey just wandered away and let CJ do the song. (I was a bit too "into it" to absorb the minutae of backing vocals.
Good😊❤🎉
While I actually don’t think Richie is necessarily better than Marky (seriously, Marky is a beast on multiple styles of rock drumming and just fit the band exceptionally well when he stepped right in for Tommy) but damn did he sound good with the band and brought a more relaxed feel with his riding hand
i love wart hog
wild song
fodaço mesmo o vídeo, o cara mandou bem nos Ramones
wasnt chasing the night their longest song on record? and i have this show on dvd with a bunch of their others. Ramones live on!
"Mamas Boy" from the "Too tough To Die" album
Ritchie rocked. Marky you're great too but I think Richie needs to be celebrated for a change.
Richie rocked
marky será una leyenda, pero Richie fue el mejor baterista despues de Tommy...
Por ahí van ambos 👍🏽
Marky es un careta con suerte
richie ramone is like the Dr. Chud of the Ramones
Richie Ramone was the best drummer The Ramones ever had. Appart from that, he was more complete than the rest as a musician. He changed the band’s sound for good... You can see a video where he plays jazz with a big band. Period.
chunnaaaaaaaa.....chu chu chunaaaaaaaaa
Always wanted to see the end of that
Only Ritchie could play 'Wart Hog' properly. Marky just couldn't 'get' that that ultra-quick sequence you hear at 1:16 and 1:20 to work like Ritchie. Marky's attempts at those rolls sounds like he can't quite negotiate the curves and (very) briefly spins off. You can also hear it in 'Durango 95'. Ritchie was probably the best Ramones drummer, but a word must be said for Tommy whose blank 4/4 rhythms were the equivalent of Johnny's poker-faced speed-riffing.
RICHIE RAMONE THE BEST
yea i know but that are my tastes xD
also i never count clem burke as a ramone... my mistake xD
@ThePunkrocker3 : the song's called mama's boy
Fucking love his drumming
Yep.
Marky and Richie are diferent styled drummers, they are different musicians who played in the same band, both played well what they had to. I think there´s no good or bad in art and music. Marky plays really faster and cleaner for eg in Loco Live, but that doesn´t make him better or worst than Richie. Reffering to Tommy, he did what he could, and didn´t sound too bad, taking to account that Ramones where beggining.
Martin Lentini exactly. I totally agree. They were trying to go a different direction during the time Richie was there. I can hear the heavy metal style in lot of the songs of that time. They were really trying to get a hit and top selling album.
Michael Frierson Ritchie was a great drummer but sometimes he was on the verge of going John Bonham with the floor toms which would've been real tacky at this point in the band's career....
Y eso que Tommy nunca había sido baterista profesional...
@@ciudadanopatriotadechile5051 Tommy fue fundador, el molde y en muchos casos la etapa más querida de la banda, y luego productor (esto a pesar de que ese ritmo ya existía, grabó los primeros 4 discos contando It's Alive). Profesional y tocar punk es medio como paradójico. No digo que los Ramones o que Marky y Richie no lo sean porque laburan seriamente. Pero si a mi me decís baterista profesional, no son los primeros en los que pienso, ¿se entiende? Toqué y amo el punk, pero también hay que rascar más, creo yo.
😍
No, he played on three albums: "Too Tough to Die", "Animal Boy" and "Halfway to Sanity".
OGWT was the more "serious" rock programs versus the commercial pop TOTP. The Ramones were more suited to OGWT, but their better performance was RNRHS.
richie is the best!
umm ok just to response to ssiknick83's comment Cj was a Ramone. He was in the band for 7 years if anybody wasn't a Ramone it would be Richie since he was in the band for like only 4 years
They should have given him t-shirt money since his name was on them as well.
Dee Dee is cool af
Sad he can’t perform this song at his best anymore
AGREED!
@isaacjaja I'm Sal. nice to meet you...
Con todo respeto para Tommy y Marky, "carajos" RICHIE es el mejor baterista que tuvo RAMONES🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🇲🇽
CHASING THE NIGHT!!!!!!!!!
@isaacjaja I'm Sal. Nice to meet you.
Richie Made The Ramones Hard! A shame Johnny Ramone was such a tight wad and didn't give him what he deserved and kept this incarnation of The Ramones. Richie Ramone made The Ramones Awesome!
You see Richie riding around in his Dodge Challenger, then you see Marky riding in his Chrysler Sebring convertible.
Joey Ramone FTW!
tht is very true in my opinion
What a bleedin row!
O cyfronyo é punk rock q nem eu.
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