B-52?fS, Ramones brain drain Japan Music CD

Product Description Contents: Warner Music's proud series of classic foreign music albums, "Forever Young," presents its fifth release, featuring classic albums by the Ramones, pioneers of New York punk celebrating their 50th anniversary; The Stooges, led by Iggy Pop, the godfather of punk rock; and MC5, the true originators of punk! [Ramones] A four-piece band formed in New York in 1974. They made a sensational debut in 1976 with the album "Ramones' Ramones" on the cutting-edge label Sire. They were pioneers of New York punk and had a great influence on the rock scene that followed. They established their style with simple and straightforward rock and roll. "Brain Drain" Bill Laswell served as the main producer for their 12th album, which has a heavy sound. Includes the mega-hit song "I Believe in Miracles" and "Pet Sematary," which was used in the movie based on the Stephen King novel. Dee Dee Ramone's last album. (1989) *Includes liner notes, lyrics, and translations. 1. I Believe in Miracles 2. Zero Zero UFO 3. Don't Bust My Chops 4. Punishment Fitz the Crime 5. All Screwed Up 6. Palisades Park 7. Pet Sematary 8. Learn to Listen 9. Can't Get You Outta My Mind 10. Ignorance Is Bliss 11. Come Back Baby 12. Merry Christmas Media Reviews and More Warner Music's prestigious series of classic foreign albums, , releases its fifth installment featuring masterpieces by the Ramones, pioneers of New York punk celebrating their 50th anniversary; The Stooges, led by Iggy Pop, the godfathers of punk rock; and MC5, the true originators of punk! [Ramones] A four-piece band formed in New York in 1974. They made a sensational debut in 1976 with the album "Ramones' Ramones" on the cutting-edge label Sire. They were pioneers of New York punk and had a huge influence on the rock scene that followed. They established their style with simple and straightforward rock and roll. "Brain Drain" is their 12th album, with Bill Laswell as the main producer, resulting in a heavy sound. It includes the mega-hit "I Believe in Miracles" and "Pet Sematary," which was used in the movie based on a Stephen King novel. This is the last album in which Dee Dee Ramone participated. (1989 work) (C)RS