Ramones! Interview on the Tomorrow Show, with Tom Snyder 1981. (High Quality)
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“There’s room for everybody....there’s no reason to shut out one kind of music.”
Joey has got to be the most polite rockstar, such a wholesome thing to say. RIP
Joey was as cool as Johnny was a cock .
Я не понимаю по английскому
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Except for rap god I hate that crap
They covered Warren G Regulate live one time, my second favourite show to this day.
Terrible questions but she got some wonderful answers.
***** I'm pissed Tom Snyder wasn't there.
I absolutely love him.
Gail F because she's a woman?? Oh please, don't push that crap. It ain't cause she's a woman. It's cause she's a bitch
@G F asking Joey if he got hit by a bus, wasn't very nice.
The Chad Pad no, because she's pretty rude with some nice guys, not because she's a woman, what do you have in your head? A cheese?
@G F "oh he didn't like THAT woman, must be an incel"
Interviewer: "you didn't have time"
Joey: "No, Too many things to do y'know"
Interviewer: "What do you guys do all day?"
Johnny: "Nothing"
Dee dee is the best
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They were doing sex and drugs but couldn't say it on TV lol
Matthew Lawton good thing im still a virgin
I love how Johnny rolled his eyes when the lady asked about Joey's hair.
Met them all in 1978; have all their autographs. They smelled horrible but were so sweet. The concert that night was epic, we still talk about it!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I met Dee Dee Ramone and the Chinese Dragons at the Milk Bar in Jacksonville, FL, he was polite and he was just amazing to talk to. He was the reason I picked up the bass.
I love how Johnny keeps rolling his eyes at her stupid questions.
The dysfunction of the Ramones is only eclipsed by their greatness. Long live “The Brudders.”
@@mondoshredder5783 The two of you are pieces of shit. The *Ramones* liked the show and wanted to be on the show. Johnny was like that to everybody and anybody. 174 dorks liked your comment.
@@nkmcfrln factd
@@nkmcfrln You are so brave calling people names from the safety of your Mothers basement behind a anonymous account. I guess you knew the Ramones personally. What are you getting so excited about? Don't you realize that calling people "pieces of shit" can get your teeth knocked out?
Johnny reading these comments from beyond the grave would probably just roll his eyes.
Joey's OCD must have been going crazy every time she tried to touch his hair.
Canucklehead I have OCD too and I don’t even hug my mother! You nailed it.
J Mason Thank you for letting me know I’m not alone. It fucking sucks dude!!! I envy people who aren’t bothered by touching other people and door handles and what not...
Fart2ize I’m an expert at opening doors and switching off lights with my feet and elbows lol.
Corona's a bitch.
It’s hard to touch my own hair
" we started in summer of nineteen seventy fowa." That new York accent. Gosh I love the Ramones
4:04 - the best eye rolling ever.
That's how eye-rolling is done right there XD
Teresa Gomes I Don't Blame Johnny For Rolling His Eyes Because She Just Keeps Bringing Up Joeys Hair Like Shit It Was The 80s That Was The Style My Hair Looks The Same Way As Joeys.
Teresa Gomes The interviewer Lady Was Just Annoying The Band With Joeys Hair
HawkinsAndRyder22
From there he wanted to leave so bad
"I've been waiting two years to be on this show, you know?"
-Joey Ramone
I've been waiting two years to reply to this comment.
philmstud2k It’s ya, know
philmstud2k
Like they wasted his time, haha,
Joey was a great comedian!! 😂😂
My mother just left the country yno.
Ive been waiting two years to be on this show yno.
Those made me actually laugh.
Its funny bc he looks like howards stern, or the other way around, and they both have this same quick wit. Both tall, skinny, weird looking, smart asses. Pretty much the same person. Well except of course joey is dead and howard isnt.
Joey's my fave democrat. Johnny's my fave republican. Dee Dee's my fave drug addict. Marky's my fave replacement drummer.
Your quite the realist..............
viking90706 you're*
Tommy helped produce their records, when Dee Dee left, he still wrote songs for them... When Marky replaced Tommy, he had his style of playing, and was on quite a few albums. Marky is a Ramone. Second drummer with the longest tenure.
Markey still drums to. Still awesome to. Saw him last December
Nah the best replacement drummer has gotta be Eric Carr of KISS
These guys are so down to earth. The greatest music group in all of history, I just wish I was born earlier. RIP guys...
Down to earth? They´re soarin
Marky Ramone is still alive! Go check out his book. He signed mine at a book signing!
El_Gran_Pitotote He was on That Metal Show a few yrs ago.
Watermelon Studios j
Just a bunch of stubborn youngsters,who thought that to provoke with lyrics will bring them any good on long term. You don't think so? Well then count the members still living....
They're cool, kind, intelligent, humble and one of the greatest bands ever. just Fantastic
Yes . If they don’t have a star on the walk of fame Blvd, they deserve it.
@@erikak8187 Real punks would shun that shit 🤘🤘
Dee Dee was my favorite ramone. Amazing songwriter. And one hell of a bass player. Rip guys.
Which one was that?
+Hammering Hank 2nd from the right
And an "great" rapper too
+Tran Hoang Hieu not really.
Tran Hoang Hieu ha ha that's fucked up
is it me or dee dee looks like bruce lee in this video ?
HaHa best comment ever ; )
Not just a little lmfao. I can't unsee that now
farid shairazi a LMAO I always thought he looked just like him 😂😂😂
kind of
yes he does
Man, all of the discontent they had for the music business and mainstream music back then...if Joey, Johnny and Dee Dee could see how far it's sunken now.
I was thinking that. By today's standards this is high art.
You forgot Tommy
Buddy Holly he was still alive when this comment was added
Buddy Holly tommy was alive when the commenter said this
@@oscarb6830 Marky the one in the interview still alive
They thought radio was bad back then, i wonder what they think of it now! i'd love to have radio from the Ramones days back
music gets worse with each generations, i disagree with one thing tho with the ramones i think their radio time was better than it is now... but i always is agreeable with the ramones, im their huge fan, now all 4 has left us from the original group members. we still got marky and co.
Back then it was all Styx and Journey. Today its Justin Beiber and Lady Gaga. Same shit, different flavor. It's all PRODUCT, mass produced for the lowest common denominator (morons). Frank Zappa said KILL UGLY RADIO back in 1967, when radio was still listenable! Long Live The Ramones. RIP.
Lucy Weston Johansson j
@@Darkangelrock92 "I always is?" please, get yourself an education dumb-bell. Marky is a moron (good song title, right?)
Ramones' clothes are the best!!
i could tell the crowd was just in awe with them, the ramones were smart dudes kept it so real omg i fucking miss them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Bree Stone I don't miss them, they're in my heart. They're like a punk rock Jesus of some sort. There's still CJ and Marky and Richie... and Elvis, but I think he doesn't really count.
In every interview I've seen, whenever Dee Dee speaks he hits the nail on the head.
Paul Rose dee dee was super smart , whether talking about himself or society
opposite from the looks.dee dee is the brain
He wrote most of the songs. One day he wrote 8 songs, the other people in the band couldn't believe it
And at least in this recorded example he's the only one to look directly in the eye of the interviewer when speaking to that person, with no fumbling around or disconnect.
looks like he thinks a lot before he speak
“the klu klux klan is stealing my baby away from me”
-Interviewer, 1981
I thought this interviewer was so uncool. Then she said that and proved it.
The K.K.K WAS JOHNNY!!!
Frank Atchison actually no, marky did an interview and debunked that theory. the song is actually about when joey was institutionalized, there was a black girl he was friends with who suddenly disappeared
@@ianjakob2775 Huh?
Show me "That Interview" and I will believe you!😀
"Radio is like television and all they wanna do is push crap on the public"- how true
Especially now
Yep, and it's gotten worse and worse since then.
Aggressive aliens do that.
Still true today
Brah why i stumbled upon this commend right at the same tame as he said that holy crap
"Radio is like television, all they wanna do is push crap on the public". God Bless Johnny.
5:54 funny how Johnny's statement is more relevant now than in 1981.
its scary how accurate that is
Love how he said that with a stone cold face
BryanX 64 social media and their political global warming bullshit
Butt Hole And all that “round Earth” bullshit too
I was lucky enough to see the ramones, and seeing this makes me realize how badly we still need the ramones!!!!!!
We all met in the elevator and somehow had the same name
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow 1981 these guys were way ahead of their time! So smart and well spoken, & polite i would have never thought this!
ElCommunistWalrus Yes, the exactly opposite of the Word punk.
absolutely. sure they're punks and dont take things too seriously. theyre sarcastic and joke a lot but they're overall polite. not like the ignorant drug fueled "fuck off" punk rock of the sex pistols.
+Brian Griffin
shut up, the Sex Pistols are the best
+Luudh uruk yes they're great musicians and I've always loved their music as well. that doesnt make anything i said untrue.
LowStress + you couldn't have said it any better. They were ahead of their time in more ways than 1. I'm 47 now, but when in school (as far back as I can remember, grade school, I was the only one who listened to them) @ parties, when I was a teenager, everyone would say "bring the tape in of that band you listen to, they're fkn awesome" YA, I KNOW 😉
I love how hard they work not to smile every time she says something stupid or whenever the fans cheer ... I miss these guys
Johnny's eye roll at 4:06. I'm sure he was thinking "I was trying to make some serious comments, and this bat wants to rip on Joey's hair..."
Love love love the Ramones, especially Joey, RIP to all of them, they will never 💔 be anyone like them or who can even come close
8:09 wild foot being catched
Jona And Johnny is treating him.
See how Marky's leg keeps shaking? He's keeping beat!
Carive Productions he needs a drink 🥃
@@buddcarcook4655 Damn right, he's an alcoholic and even now he's sucking on the teat of AA, he's a class A wanker.
Well, “there’s no stoppin the cretins from hoppin!”
@@slimtimslide Hey that's my dad!
Christal Scott really?
They’re remarkably endearing. Love it.
Johnny's eye roll at 4:07 is priceless
The Ramones will always rule American punk. No buts No ifs!
the germs and dead Kennedy's are good too.
Stooges and Hole
@@hanajinks1044 I just listened to the stooges today
@@hanajinks1044Stooges were Proto-Punk/Detroit Rock; Hole wasn't even the best Girl Rage band at the time
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Do you have a label-maker stuck up your arse?
Joeys sense of humor is amazing
The Ramones are such decent people! I never really would've guessed without watching interviews of theirs. They are the magnified heart and soul of why anyone does music in the first place. Youcan have all sorts of agendas and aspirations and genres, but in the end its just good fun that gets you into it. I love the dynamic too. Johnny is the clear-thinking spokesman, DeeDee is quiet but insightful and intelligent when he pipes up, joey is the self-deprecating joker and marky is virtually mute!
Greatest band in the history of humanity and let me say I saw them 4 times live, once on LSD at the actual CBGBs
What a wonderful interview. Johnny looked hella nervous, took him some time to not be so Serious-Johnny, haha.
Joey used his comedy to make up for his self esteem; he seemed pretty comfortable - just wish that woman would stop trying to tease Joey by parting his hair or touching him; you can tell Joey really didn’t like that.
Dee-dee...the intellect. What??
He only came in to say something when he felt like he needed to make a point for the band’s true credibility. None of the other members did that as well as Deedee.
Marky was perfect. He’s not an Original Ramone, so he wisely chose to not say much-but he makes faces and pokes fun (the shaking shoe) throughout the whole interview. With Johnny trying to stop hai shakes, marky didn’t stop. That was their relationship-marky wasn’t going to bow to Serious Johnny.
They were non-conformists, and never bowed to mediocrity. They didn’t need radio/tv to be successful either. A legendary band of artists. We need more artists like them today. It’s really sad where we’ve gone now.
Wonderful footage, a gem of an interview.
Thank you for uploading.
It makes me sad to watch her try to demean them. People like The Clash, The Sex Pistols, and The Damned really ruined the scene for them. They always deserved better than what they got. They really shaped the face of American music and I wish they had gotten more recognition in their time.
KNBC news anchor, Kelly Lange was filling in for Tomorrow Show host, Tom Snyder. Say what you will about the quality of the interviews, the Tomorrow Show was the only network show in America to devote full-hour interviews to Punk Rock and New Wave bands - which they featured fairly often. This was before MTV caught on, and much of America was in the dark on the underground music scene in American and the UK.
Beside The Ramones, some of Tom's guests were Elvis Costello, Kiss, The Clash, John Lydon & PiL, The Plasmatics, Paul Weller from The Jam, Iggy Pop, Joan Jett of The Runaways, and U2. Gotta give 'em kudos for that.
Thank--you for posting that . (So that I didn't have to)
True historical context is almost completely lost with later generations , it seems . They don't seem to realize how things evolve culturally or politically . This aspect is potentially very dangerous .
p.s. Back then , I was always very pleased that anyone , including the media was paying attention to what was going on and at least had the motivation to understand it . I think it gave us the sense that we were onto something and not being marginalized while still being on the margin .
Do kids today appreciate what prior generations supported before it was popular so that it would be preserved and that they could have it as a gift ?
I don't think that people today realize what groundbreakers really went through to evoke change.
Early punks were frowned and spit upon .
I haven't seen anything innovative or new for quite some time .
I didn't wear a Zoot Suit in the 70's . But , look at these people now who think that they are Punks . Sorry , but they have the fashion , a bit of the sound BUT they aren't Punks because they dont have the attitude .
The Bings I remember
I wish Tom Snyder would have done this interview instead
U2 ON SNYDER-CLASSIC! they never got better than this night.
I was lucky to see them twice in the same week back in 1988. This was when they were all still alive. Best week ever!!
Great interview. Great band. Glad I was able to see them a dozen times in the 80s and early 90s. I feel for the kids who won't be able to experience this band live.
Most down to Earth band of all time.
Their humor is the best! I wish I could’ve met these guys.
The thing I love about watching interviews with the Ramones, is that unlike Springsteen and Bono and Sting, they aren’t measuring out their words to give the impression that everything they say is the most profound thing anyone has ever heard. Springsteen lost me 15 years ago with his condescending pontificating.
I got to see them live in '77 at the Liberty Hall in Texas. I remember my dad took me and my buddies to go see them, my dad was that hip. He still listens to the Ramones, I fell in love with a legendary band ever since.
joey has a great sense of humor.
2:28 shows how lovely Dee Dee was. He really didn't want them to name anyone...like he felt bad. Such a sweetheart.
Joey and Johnny are my heartthrobs ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Johnny rolls his eyes at 4:04 for some reason...Must be the interviewer constantly asking Joey about his hair.
Yea, i think he is just fed up with the interviewers shit!
of course he rolled his eyes. She's another one of those conservative interviewers who were all conservative and hung up on hair and eyes and wardrobe and how "wild" we and the music were. To the viewer, it's funny and that gets ratings, but i tend to feel sorry for the bands. They wanna talk about the music, not have to keep defending or answering questions about your personal style. The Ramones weren't trying to be weird. They were just themselves, and needed to be interviewed by someone who could ask intelligent questions. The Beatles were the first to really deal with this, and they did it with a sense of humor, and they played it up. But after that, it just was annoying.
She was clueless, but sweet. It was pretty telling seeing how each guy dealt with it.
The audience sounded like a bunch of giddy high school kids. Pretty cute.
Marcus Olsson That eyeball roll was pretty funny.
How could he tolerate having his hair in his eyes though?
love me some Ramones! How could you not love em!
I give anything to have these guys back for one more show. Their music lives on in my iPod for the rest of my life!
So funny how this straight-laced bimbo who shall remain nameless (because no one knows who she is) went from disparaging comments to a near-motherly attitude toward Joey. Just goes to show, the most charming person is an honest and talented person in the face of unwarranted criticism.
Nick Danger : it’s Kelly Lange - try to stay positive
pleasant dreams is my favorite RAMONES LP from the 1980s.
Every recorded word that ever came out of Dee Dee's mouth is a blessing. RIP Angel
Joey is one of the best singers and frontmen
Joey's hair is majestic as fuck
That it is. His hair is just so majestic.
How can these guys all be gone? Too damn young to die! Rock is dead without bands like the Ramones! We need bands with guitars, amps, mics, and a kit, minus the samplers, loopers, and auto tune found in today’s crap.
What a band
Joey loved making that elevator joke. He’s the best 💕
This group!!! I’m in the Midwest I’m considered Mexican the ramones saved my life thanks guys
I first saw the group on the Uncle Floyd show and became a fanatic ever since 1979.
OMFG GET YOUR FILTHY PAWS OFF JOEY'S HAIR!!!!
He's sooo cute with his hair like that!
Cara Cavota yes. He is the cutest guy ever
Yes! He is so cute! 😘😘😘😘😘
I saw The Ramones in one of their last 10 shows in '96. I think it's funny here how Johny stops Marky's twitch. The Ramones were really cool in their story and how every member had their own personality and story. Of all the concerts I've ever seen in my life, theirs was the one I'm the most thankful for. Those guys are all dead and gone now, so I'm really glad I got to see 'em before it was all said and done. The Ramones rule!
So awesome..I could watch them 24/7 Thank you for posting this! Made my day!
Johnny and Joey sitting next to each other - bet that hasn't happened too many times. Who could blame Johnny for hating interviews when they're mostly conducted by dumb, condescending broads like this one?! And what's with all the treat-Joey-like-he's-a naughty-14-year-old nephew? Joey shows remarkable self control not to tell her where to go. This interview belies the common misconception that they were a dumb band. Dysfunctional, yes, but smart too, in their own unique way. Which is why we loved 'em then, love 'em now, and for always. Thanks, guys!
Is it me? Or was it that the interviewer couldn't keep her hands off of Joey?He, he, Joey that stud. ;)
I wish there could be a resurgence of musicians like this, such a great punk band
I love how you can hear the mics picking up the creaking leather.
I love these guys so much. My favorite band of all times. The Ramones and the Beatles. Hands down. Changed everything. Hey Ho Lets go!
Man I really wish I was the age I am now back when the Ramones were playing shows and touring I Have a hunch it must have been rad.
The era they are from really rocked and paved the way for us musicians.
Sucks most of them are dead now.
Legends never die boys R.I.P.
Really the best band
I'm from Coimbra, a city in the center of Portugal, the country Americans say it's a province of Spain. There was this "Psycho-billy" band in the 80's, the "Tedio Boys". They went to play at Joey's birthday, he liked them so much he became their godfather, and they made a success in the US university radios.
Dee Dee must have been on some real good shit, guy was too quiet for this haha
+George Hernandez He was turning into Bruce Lee.
SUS VERDADEROS FANS ESTÁN EN ARGENTINA,LOS QUE LES DIERON LO QUE NUNCA SE LE DIO EN OTROS LADOS! ETERNA VIDA A LOS RAMONES!
ElSuperRookie "lo que nunca le dieron en otros lados" supongo que te referis a un estadio lleno no? jaja por siempre los ramones!
Pero que dices fumao
When it comes to being "punk" everyone thinks that you have to cause trouble, break shit, spike and color your hair or "spread anarchy" but the ramones seem like they never really did anyone of that. They have a cool, calm, and collective manner. I like to call them "class punks." They go about their way and don't acknowledge anybody and to me, that is more punk than "spreading anarchy."
chilibro - see Joey's reply at the beginning; all the Ramones considered themselves to be stripped down, straight ahead prole rockers. My cousin once saw Johnny on the subway with his guitar in a paper shopping bag, on his way to a gig.
Actually they wanted to be a rock band but they weren't that good at it so it became punk
@Deadlift Brah "Never Mind the Bollocks Here's the Sex Pistols". “Anarchy in the U.K” is one of the Greatest Songs of All Time that Shaped Rock and Roll that came from the UK.
@Deadlift Brah Agreed brother!
@Deadlift Brah That’s right Deadlift Brah, Punk has been around forever, but what the Pistols did was totally original and that is why they stand out from the rest. They didn’t copy anyone else’s style.
OMG...
how much I miss them, thay came to Argentina a lot of times and I miseed that shows.
Long live RAMONES.💪
Every time I see these guys I just love them more!
This is the the first interview I've seen of the Ramones.... I never realised how dry Joey's humour was! Every joke went straight over her head.
the ramones were freaking funny I loved when Joey said "we all met in the elevator and has the same last name"
Always been a fan of the band. This interview made me like them more
Ramones aunque nacieron en eeuu ,los sentimos que son argentinos !!!!los amamos y nunca nos vamos a olvidar de ustedes A!!!!!💪👏👏👏👋⚽
Is no one gonna mention how funny it was when Johnny corrects Marky in front of all those people when Marky kept on fidgeting with his foot
Joey is very insightful about the music industry.
Grew up with them and am honored.
You gotta love these guys!
Sometimes, Joey's hair is what mine looks like when I get out of bed in the morning. No joke
same lol
Zoe Fry Then keep it that way,put on a leather jacket,put on jeans,put on some sunglasses,and BOOM a perfect Joey Ramone Halloween costume!
I've gotten my hair cut shorter, so I'm gonna be Dee Dee
"I was meanin' ta getta haircut.."
This interview just shows what kind of visionaries they were.
Excellent interview
Rare case on film of Joey and Johnny seemingly having a slight bit of camaraderie together. And Joey was very sharp here. "You know, we feel cheated that Tom ain't here" was the best line. Interviewer was a dunce.
They had it throughout their whole career and after. When Joey and Marky Ramone were fighting on the Howard Stern show, Joey would ask Johnny to back him up against Marky.
Love them !!! Loved Joey sense of humor !!
Saw Marky Ramone Concert july, 5 2023 in Nürnberg, Germany. It was a great concert.
I love that blink referenced this
how I miss these guys
the funny thing is you never heard the Ramones on the radio in the 70's and you still don't
Nah here in Philly they play ramones on radio.
8Dgman John Peel played them often on his show in England back in the late 70s
They play them here in Alabama. Their music is also in at least one commercial every year, lol.
nosense58 yeah, and tha cuestion is why???
In Mississippi, I've never heard a single Ramones song on F.M radio and I used to be an avid listener till I switched to Satellite. Literally not a single one though, not even Blitzkrieg Bop. I had to do my own research to discover this great band. - I'm livin' on a Chinese Rock, all my best things are in hawk.
how can you not love these guys
I saw comment from the kid in high school who "is the only one" listening to the ramones. Cool man,I first got into them when I was in high school(in the nineties) you have very good taste in music.