Ramones

"I'm excited to create this opportunity for the next generation. " Both programs have students playing songs from bands like the Ramones and The Beatles, as well as writing their own tunes, which they'll perform at the show. "It's a...

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...for SPIN! By William Goodman on November 25, 2009 1:51 PM Comment She's Sonic Youth frontman Thurston Moore's protege (they did a Ramones cover together for Gossip Girl); she collaborated with Iggy Pop on her SPIN-praised solo...

In this article: Iggy Pop, Cocaine, Thurston Moore, Sonic Youth, Gossip Girl, and Be Your Own Pet

...with energy. Pat Benatar's "Hell Is for Children" is given a metal treatment that might have worked if the performance weren't so wooden. The Ramones' underrated "Somebody Put Something in My Drink" is a good choice, but again, what we're left...

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...Dead Kennedys. There was (and is) more to the punk scene than what happened in Southern California... Have you ever seen The Ramones? And with another BLACK FLAG related book coming in 2010... For a time during the eighties I thought...

In this article: Black Flag, Henry Rollins, Glen E. Friedman, Greg Ginn, Hugo Chavez, Joe Carducci, Sonic Youth, and Chuck Dukowski

...hung his head and died") and the flatter, murkier numbers are usually the hard-line love song laments ("I Don't Care", a flip of the Ramones' song of the same name, is actually a lap-dog fantasy-- "I don't care what you wanna do... I will do...

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...been saturated by the music and environment around us. If I had to describe our sound I d say Tom Petty s Southern Accents meets [The Ramones] Rocket To Russia - something like that. Not to say we could hold a candle to either of those...

In this article: Paper + Plastick, Pennywise, Nashville, Less Than Jake, and Rocket to Russia

...Raul's. Or I'd go to the Armadillo and see all those bands-the Clash, the Dead Boys, Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, Talking Heads, the Ramones. Austin was such a nexus. So why the banjo? I don't know. One thing that's always weirded me out...

In this article: Dave Matthews, Robert Earl Keen, Bill Frisell, Danny Barnes, Austin, Wayne Horvitz, Elvis Costello, Church of Christ, Itunes, and Dead Boys

After all that sloganeering, "Fast Cars," near the end of the album, appears to promise something simple, refreshing, maybe even Ramones-like. Alas, no dice: "We are fast cars on the inside," Bon Jovi proclaims over a cascade of surging...

In this article: Wyclef Jean, Jon Bon Jovi, Billy Joel, John Legend, Recession, Allentown, Livin' on a Prayer, Hips Don't Lie, DJ Drama, and Slumdog Millionaire

...Linda Stein, who dealt with celebrity clients and multimilliondollar properties," the suit says. Stein, 62, was a manager for The Ramones before she moved into selling high-end properties. A representative for Douglas Elliman could not be...

In this article: Linda Stein, Douglas Elliman, and Small business

...get a significant boost with the involvement of the 20th Century Fox unit. Written by Joey Ramone's brother Mickey Leigh and longtime punk writer and Ramones chronicler Legs McNeil, it centers on the life of Joey Ramone, aka Jeffrey Hyman,...

In this article: Joey Ramone, Rock 'n Roll High School, U2, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend, and I Wanna Be Sedated