i know that joey and johnny couldn't stand each other, but i still think that in many interviews you can see some kinda friendship, tolerance, respect or whatever it is. i mean they're laughing and smiling at each other when one says a funny or smart comment. warms my heart everytime i see johnny and joey standing next to each other and smile at each other!
It’s a lot like co-workers you don’t life. Being human sorta forces you to look for the best in people and have a laugh to make the drudgery of life more tolerable.
@@TheMrPeteChannel That's telling. They must have had their issues, everyone does, especially when you're both friends and work together, but when you lose that person you lose a part of yourself. I bet johnny had regrets when joey died. 😞
On this period of Joey’s life, he was drinking & doing cocaine a lot... you can tell in this interview that he’s drunk having a good time.. why i comment this ? Read Joey’s brother book
Not like Dorian Gray more like the Foreverware episode of Eerie, Indiana, where the twins and their mother stayed young forever by sleeping in giant versions of the containers
yeah, john was in a good mood here and was respecting joey taking the lead in answering questions. in the early days of the band, he didn't like joey to talk, and that was before their falling out. maybe in this moment they had a bit of a under reported grace period in their feud? r.i.p. johnny, joey, dee dee.
I doubt you’ll read this but I’ll put it here anyways. Johnny and joeys beef has been confirmed false. They weren’t besties, but they definitely didn’t hate eachother. This proves that, when things were smooth they were fine. The “beef” would appear when there would be health issues, mental things, and money decisions. It was business casual.
@@dracoschism6839 I would like to believe that. However, did you see the clips from the "end of the Century" documentary where Johnny says he does not know why he was sad after Joey died? he concluded that he was sad because it meant the Ramones were gone, not that the human being he knew all those years was gone. And he also said he did not visit Joey when he was sick in the hospital, even though he was encouraged by something to do so, basically because they don't like each other? It sucks, but it is what it is. Rest in peace to both of them, and Dee Dee, Tommy, Arturo, Hilly, and Setmour and Linda Stein.
Hahaha. That's me. I'm short and the stage was right at my chest level. I'd waited forever to see these guys and wouldn't give up my stage position. Pretty stupid. I ended up passing out from lack of oxygen. Love to know who the people were who pushed me up on the stage. They saved me. Cheers to punk rock kindness!
@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625 Crushed, but lucky for sure. Dee Dee wasn't with The Ramones much longer. And the fact that Dee Dee helped stop me from being pulled out by the roadies? Very lucky. The best bit of luck is that the fellows beside me realized I was in distress and helped me, although I don't remember that part. I'm grateful for that!
To me the best Ramones drummer, playing wise. Can't of course argue on the fact that Tommy infact was maybe the most important member, the band would not have existed without him and he wrote Blitkrieg Bop (with DD)
Totally agree. Don't know why the interviewer kept saying they're old and legends in 87.' Its not the way they behaved, looked or sounded. The guys didn't even react to the stupid questions at all. They just laughed them off.
she meant old because the remones came out in the 1970s and by 1987 when this was filmed music styles changed alot. the ramones were always like visiting a time capsule...no matter what year it was or where you saw them they looked and sounded just the way they did when they first came out. everything else changed around them but they kept the look and sound completely uniform. it was funny and comical at the time but also extremely satisfying that you could count on them for being consistent.
Seeing that kid getting crushed against the stage brings back memories . I saw the Ramon's 12 times at least half of those times I was up against the stage getting crushed for an hour
Hahah. I was 24 years old so not quite a kid. Totally passed out at one point, but I liked The Ramones since 1976 and didn't want to leave. By 1979 they were my favourite band and it was amazing to finally see them. Too bad I'm so short and the stage was so high!
1:22 I like Johnny's laugh. I think it's the same laugh that drove Tommy crazy as he tried to explain he wasn't feeling well on tour. Imagine asking for help, just to here that laugh.
"How's it being living legends?" "Better than being dead legends!" I laughed for a second before immeasurable sadness. It really sucks that cancer killed the Ramones.
Wow… I was so immersed in the interview, seeing Joey and Johnny getting along that it didn't even cross my mind. Now I'm sad... Time to enjoy some Ramones songs to cheer up again.
I've read that Joey and Johnny were getting along better than they had been in a long time at this time (1985-87). Then things went south again shortly after.
Jeffrey Ross Hyman, más conocido como Joey Ramone (Nueva York, Estados Unidos; 19 de mayo de 1951-ib., 15 de abril de 2001), fue un músico estadounidense, cofundador, compositor y vocalista de Ramones desde su formación en 1974 hasta su disolución en 1996.
John William Cummings (Queens, Nueva York, 8 de octubre de 1948-Los Ángeles, California, 15 de septiembre de 2004), más conocido por su nombre artístico Johnny Ramone, fue un músico estadounidense, popular por haber sido el guitarrista de la banda de punk Ramones, en la que permaneció desde su formación en el año 1974 hasta su concierto final en 1996.
I saw a funny interview with Debbie Harry where she talked about how Dee Dee Ramone spent his free to him with his junkie friends, and Johnny went home every night to look at his baseball cards
Ramones first album was in 1976 , so this is just 11 years later .... Dumb interviewer acts like the Ramones had been around already for like 30 years ,
Hahaha. That's me. I was being pushed against the stage and couldn't breath, but I was too stubborn to give up my spot. And I was loving the show (just not the pain!). I guess I passed out before Pinhead and my neighbours must have pushed me up on the stage right in front of Dee Dee so I woke up with my entire torso on the stage and the roadies were going to pull me out. I shouted, NO I waited my whole life for this and Dee Dee said, "He ain't bugging me. Leave him alone." Still have the Ramones embossed pick Dee Dee handed me at the end of the show. Thanks to my unknown friends for saving my backside.
@@joel8750 yeah but not hard drugs, only that heroin time. He was friendly in this interview because he really had a good time with Joey from 1984 to 1987. Sadly after that all went downhill
i know that joey and johnny couldn't stand each other, but i still think that in many interviews you can see some kinda friendship, tolerance, respect or whatever it is. i mean they're laughing and smiling at each other when one says a funny or smart comment. warms my heart everytime i see johnny and joey standing next to each other and smile at each other!
It’s a lot like co-workers you don’t life. Being human sorta forces you to look for the best in people and have a laugh to make the drudgery of life more tolerable.
When Joey died Johnny locked himself in a room & just drank 4 a week.
they're brothers
@@TheMrPeteChannel That's telling. They must have had their issues, everyone does, especially when you're both friends and work together, but when you lose that person you lose a part of yourself. I bet johnny had regrets when joey died. 😞
@@sexobscura You can hate a person and still love them. It is part of the dilemma of life.
If you have seen a lot of ramones interviews, you can see that Joey and Johnny are really interacting in this interview ! crazy stuff !
Johnny and Joey were cool between 83 and 87 I think. There is a few interviews where they speak and crack jokes together. REALLY rare stuff
Algo que no tendria que pasar ya que ellos no se hablan
I luv Joey's messed up hair
"people are unsettled"... I love that.
Este es uno de los pocos videos en donde Joey y Johnny se hablan!
3:26 to 3:33 joey and johnny were talking to eachother awsome!!
Joey got the best flow
2:56 “Everything is gotten a little Roar”
I often can’t move until rock and roll finds me
I know just what you mean!!
Joey's chest 🤤
I KNOW RIGHT 🥵
😍#TheRamonesEternamente2020!!
Expression on Johnny’s face @ 3:50 is like…Why aren’t you up here doing this? 😁 Laurie Brown was one of the better NM personalities. Doll face too.
Where is Pepe Ramon?
Is there sny footage of the concert in 1987 with richie?
they never changed the style as many bands did in 70's, 80's 90's glam or whatever
yeah :(
On this period of Joey’s life, he was drinking & doing cocaine a lot... you can tell in this interview that he’s drunk having a good time.. why i comment this ? Read Joey’s brother book
Not like Dorian Gray more like the Foreverware episode of Eerie, Indiana, where the twins and their mother stayed young forever by sleeping in giant versions of the containers
How told Richie ramone ?
Wow, Joey and Johnny having a good day.
Being in Canada will do that to a person
yeah, john was in a good mood here and was respecting joey taking the lead in answering questions. in the early days of the band, he didn't like joey to talk, and that was before their falling out. maybe in this moment they had a bit of a under reported grace period in their feud?
r.i.p. johnny, joey, dee dee.
Cheetah Thunders. Rip to Tommy too.
I doubt you’ll read this but I’ll put it here anyways. Johnny and joeys beef has been confirmed false. They weren’t besties, but they definitely didn’t hate eachother. This proves that, when things were smooth they were fine. The “beef” would appear when there would be health issues, mental things, and money decisions. It was business casual.
@@dracoschism6839 I would like to believe that. However, did you see the clips from the "end of the Century" documentary where Johnny says he does not know why he was sad after Joey died? he concluded that he was sad because it meant the Ramones were gone, not that the human being he knew all those years was gone. And he also said he did not visit Joey when he was sick in the hospital, even though he was encouraged by something to do so, basically because they don't like each other? It sucks, but it is what it is. Rest in peace to both of them, and Dee Dee, Tommy, Arturo, Hilly, and Setmour and Linda Stein.
Joey & Johny ...best friends?
3:58 this dude is in serious pain ! His life is being squeezed out of him.
Saint Martins That's what I'd be like if you took me back in time to see the ramones.
+Saint Martins lol
Hahaha. That's me. I'm short and the stage was right at my chest level. I'd waited forever to see these guys and wouldn't give up my stage position. Pretty stupid. I ended up passing out from lack of oxygen. Love to know who the people were who pushed me up on the stage. They saved me. Cheers to punk rock kindness!
@@robertmcmanus9185 omg you lucky
@@eivindgjengstjohansen9625 Crushed, but lucky for sure. Dee Dee wasn't with The Ramones much longer. And the fact that Dee Dee helped stop me from being pulled out by the roadies? Very lucky. The best bit of luck is that the fellows beside me realized I was in distress and helped me, although I don't remember that part. I'm grateful for that!
damn, joey knows how to wear that shirt
I wish it was more open 😉 if you know what I mean :D
Richie is so underrated. Nobody even talks about him anymore like they do with Marky or CJ. He is my second favorite Ramones drummer to Tommy.
To me the best Ramones drummer, playing wise. Can't of course argue on the fact that Tommy infact was maybe the most important member, the band would not have existed without him and he wrote Blitkrieg Bop (with DD)
Yep. He played on 3 albums. He definitely should get more recognition
Saw him 2 times with his new band. He kicks ass and has his ramone spirit intact
Richie: “Would this be a good time to bring up the subject of T-shirt money, I wonder?”
ja, Rich seems so pissed and fed up with the bands, and missing t-shirt money.
Agreed. In the documentary, Richie, even though he was the only Ramone to ever wear a suit, was still focused on not getting the money from t-shirts.
Joey wore a suit in the video for 9 to 5 World. Not that it matters lol
@@RockandrollNegro he tears it off though
Look at Johnny at 2:30
Johnny's bowl cut is on fleek!
really like johnnys hair cut here ..hell i miss the ramones!
2:56 "Everything has gotten a little rawwwer"
Lol he really Rawred at the interviewer made me lmao
"and it's bigger than ev-ah"
Joey looks like white-colored Slash O,o
dude looks like an acorn
Lmaoo
🤣
Johnny and Joey are high
Totally agree. Don't know why the interviewer kept saying they're old and legends in 87.' Its not the way they behaved, looked or sounded. The guys didn't even react to the stupid questions at all. They just laughed them off.
she meant old because the remones came out in the 1970s and by 1987 when this was filmed music styles changed alot. the ramones were always like visiting a time capsule...no matter what year it was or where you saw them they looked and sounded just the way they did when they first came out. everything else changed around them but they kept the look and sound completely uniform. it was funny and comical at the time but also extremely satisfying that you could count on them for being consistent.
Who the fuck are the RE-MONES 😂
@@shaneitsaname6135 HAAH LMAO
2:40 Joey's laught! Comfortably
Seeing that kid getting crushed against the stage brings back memories . I saw the Ramon's 12 times at least half of those times I was up against the stage getting crushed for an hour
Hahah. I was 24 years old so not quite a kid. Totally passed out at one point, but I liked The Ramones since 1976 and didn't want to leave. By 1979 they were my favourite band and it was amazing to finally see them. Too bad I'm so short and the stage was so high!
Cartoon cuteness! Lovely to see Jeffrey and John chuckling together.
"people are unsettled".... true then, true now!
It’s only gonna get worse
R.I.P. Joey (Jeffrey Hyman) and Johnny (John Cummings).
I have a feeling Ritchie doesn't like interviews too much
This was around the time he was leaving the band.
@@SalDOWN - He was preoccupied with thinking about getting, 'some of that T-shirt money'.
1:22 I like Johnny's laugh. I think it's the same laugh that drove Tommy crazy as he tried to explain he wasn't feeling well on tour. Imagine asking for help, just to here that laugh.
The footage the earliest footage you have is from 1981
friends close, enemies closer. ya know?
"How's it being living legends?"
"Better than being dead legends!"
I laughed for a second before immeasurable sadness. It really sucks that cancer killed the Ramones.
and heroin (Dee Dee)
Wow… I was so immersed in the interview, seeing Joey and Johnny getting along that it didn't even cross my mind. Now I'm sad... Time to enjoy some Ramones songs to cheer up again.
Wow Johnny and Joey having a bit of fun together
minuto 2:30 la luz lo mato a johnny!!
wow, what a bad acting in the start.
California Sun
Looks like Richie has a mullet
2:30
The interview girl is a beauty.
Amazing that Joey and Johnny are talking to eachother really !!
I've read that Joey and Johnny were getting along better than they had been in a long time at this time (1985-87). Then things went south again shortly after.
I think that Joey was the one that held most of the animosity that was between them.
yeah he was easily offended and could held a grudge for a long time, and this is coming from a huge Joey ramone fan
Melts my heart to see Joey and Johnny talking and having fun together. Seems so surreal!
Jeffrey Ross Hyman, más conocido como Joey Ramone (Nueva York, Estados Unidos; 19 de mayo de 1951-ib., 15 de abril de 2001), fue un músico estadounidense, cofundador, compositor y vocalista de Ramones desde su formación en 1974 hasta su disolución en 1996.
John William Cummings (Queens, Nueva York, 8 de octubre de 1948-Los Ángeles, California, 15 de septiembre de 2004), más conocido por su nombre artístico Johnny Ramone, fue un músico estadounidense, popular por haber sido el guitarrista de la banda de punk Ramones, en la que permaneció desde su formación en el año 1974 hasta su concierto final en 1996.
Where was Dee Dee?
phurphy Doing drugs.
Is it just me, or does Johnny always come across as a nerd?
yes..super-shy
That was short - alright! Rock&Roll -baby-
That was a crowd. Before commercialism ruined everything
Denise: actually i was waiting Tim, he knows that H dealer that lives on the corner...
Such a shame they didn't make up.
Don't understand why these live shows aren't released.
LOL the beginning
@quickskate2g I feel the same way
3:25 - 3:33 :*(
Show footage looks raging- wish i coulda been there!
Bravo!!!
"Rock N Roll" You mean Punk
Whats the name of song at 3:36?
California Sun.
Is it just me, or does Johnny always come across as a nerd?
Yeah. Cause he's a nerd. Badass nerd, ok?
I saw a funny interview with Debbie Harry where she talked about how Dee Dee Ramone spent his free to him with his junkie friends, and Johnny went home every night to look at his baseball cards
1:09 that boy loves to mosh
Ramones first album was in 1976 , so this is just 11 years later .... Dumb interviewer acts like the Ramones had been around already for like 30 years ,
So far the only video that I've seen, and I've seen a lot, that really captures how the ramones sounded live.
Yeah, I'd have to admit the sound is pretty good. It's just like it was at the show, minus the throbbing pounding wall of sound!!
glad you pointed that out....I feel exactly the same
The guys at 0:53 doesn't look very happy.
Hahaha. That's me. I was being pushed against the stage and couldn't breath, but I was too stubborn to give up my spot. And I was loving the show (just not the pain!). I guess I passed out before Pinhead and my neighbours must have pushed me up on the stage right in front of Dee Dee so I woke up with my entire torso on the stage and the roadies were going to pull me out. I shouted, NO I waited my whole life for this and Dee Dee said, "He ain't bugging me. Leave him alone." Still have the Ramones embossed pick Dee Dee handed me at the end of the show. Thanks to my unknown friends for saving my backside.
siii totalmente. es asi. saludos desde argentina
yeah me to
are they high?
Sometimes John would have a toke occasionally, so it's possible.
@@joel8750 that is not true, Johnny never did drugs
@@sensacionsombria5125 He occasionally smoked pot. It is in his book. He also did heroin when he was younger.
@@joel8750 yeah but not hard drugs, only that heroin time. He was friendly in this interview because he really had a good time with Joey from 1984 to 1987. Sadly after that all went downhill
@@sensacionsombria5125 Heroin is a hard drug. Pot is a drug... he did drugs, it isn't a big deal. It is trendy now anyway.
What would Paul Ramon think of this...
I forgot about Ritchie...