The Ramones On EAUGTV -- 1978
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2011
- The Ramones appearing on Efrom Allen's Underground TV show. This is the entire one hour episode, as originally aired on Manhattan cable in 1978.
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"Someones gonna call you punk even if you're not." I like that attitude.
Its great to see Dee Dee lucid and intelligent, nothing like the moronic way he's usually portrayed. A great little piece of history.
YES. Both Dee Dee and Joey are often painted as dumb, but they were definitely not. Dee Dee was one of the best songwriters in the punk scene. He had his problems, but he wasn't a moron.
did you just call Dee Dee a moron?
@@a.c.6808 Do you really need an answer? I said that's how he's usually portrayed and made a point that I was glad he wasn't in this clip.
@@a.c.6808 IMHO
marky ramone was a factor that cause ded ded to OD...
just say'n...
after reading marcs book
dee dee cleaned up way too fast cause of marcs pressure
...
@@petermarsden4727 It's hardly fair to blame Marky. Dee Dee battled with drugs for years, he started well before the Ramones. It's hard work trying to function when an addict is part of the process, everyone who was involved with him was on his case to clean up and from time to time he did do.
Man, Joey is such a stud! 💕✨😍
You've got to admire the interviewer, people forget how only a tiny proportion of people didn't hate anything 'punk', he's well ahead of the time.
Yeah he really got it, and didn't judge them or treat them like crap like a lot of announcers would have to make themselves feel important.
When I was in school in the late eighties and early nineties, a lot of guys were punks, and they all were snobish about it. Shit turns around.
The first few calls that were cut off for profanity and/or talking smack against the Ramones = the days before Twitter....the haters online, now, are the ones who called into shows like this back in the day, hoping to get their F***Y** in before being cut off!!! Losers don't change, they just find another venue.
The person between Joey and De De is Michael Mckenzie artist / photographer who introduced me to the Ramones and co-hosted several of my shows
Efrom Allen rest in peace Efrom
you still hosting?
We posted this show which we thought would be an interesting part of the history of rock n roll from that period. We will be posting many more shows from that time period in the near future, so keep checking the site for more great stuff . Efrom Allen
This was a while ago. Are you still posting?? ☆~☆ I love this interview ♡♡♡2019
I wish this had subtitles..... completely great but between the muffled audio and my hard of hearing, I only understadn about 50%
@Kiauhmitl I hear that Efrom Allen is dead.IS THAT TRUE???
Efrom Allen it was interesting that it was aired when Johnny Blitz had been stabbed. Thanks.
@@tinaramone6615 Sadly he passed away a couple of years ago.
This is a classic! All the mistakes, the bad audio with the callers... drinking beer....etc
Been a big fan of the Ramones...Since I was in high school in 1978... Saw them many times in concert and now attend going to Joey Ramone BDay May 19th benefits in NYC... Gaba gaba hey!
Schmidt’s stubby bottles !! We used to love those !! Anybody know if they still make beer !! This so damn classic , I love it !! The Ramones rocked !!
It is wild to watch this now. Smoking on tv, people calling in to say fuck you and you suck haha. The bands were real, the audience was real. Hard to imagine now.
Beer in a suitcase!
The sinle word that specifically dates this to 1978 -79, was brought up by the female caller, "Paraquat" ...only kids of the 70s would appreciate the significance of that
Love this early Ramones interview.
Classic DeeDee comment at 2:45, "we never tried to get into definitions, we always tried to get out of them."
Joey at 4:35, "I don't see how kids can grow up on Leif Garrett and feel that are getting a fair deal."
dee dee’s quote is iconic.
@ldyson22 He's a reverse meta-man.
Leif Garret was Gangsta
The Question about Brazil is pretty amazing. They became 10 times more popular in South America than they were in the US,
joey said we wento to canarian islan in south america lol..thats not south .only.south for nyc lol
fiquei impressionado com essa pergunta
I was lucky enough to catch the Ramones about this time and after the show me and Joey shot a couple of games of pool. It is still one of my favorite memories. He was just a regular guy.
Did you give him a suck job?
I meet Joey in the 90s and agree he acted like a regular guy. No ego and was generous with his time. He has to deal with strangers constantly approaching him and asking the same things over and over again but didn’t act that way. There’s not many people I admire but he’s one of them and I’m glad meeting him didn’t spoil it.
@@dannymartinez3600 cool youre lucky.
Holy shit! For real?!!
@@123gozane Yes. They were just regular guys.
Joey was hillarious in this one and Dee Dee he is so fucking hot and talented, so is Joey. RIP to them both and Johnny and Tommy as well, hey ho lets go !
really like seeing deedee this way too. you can tell he's intelligent, and really loves the scene. RIP
Dang Joey is silly giggly drunk!! LOL……Classic!! Man this is a piece of rock history!!!
This is a very beautiful piece of american history and culture. You oughtta be real proud of it Efrom. 👌top drawer for sure.
This is pure gold from the 70's . Smoking and drinking live call in. Total classic Punk.
I was born in 87 but this made me feel like I was living in 77. It really put me there. Never seen anything like it. Live TV show while smoking, drinking and cutting calls off? A guy who brings beers in a briefcase? All casually siting in regular chairs without following almost any protocol? Loved it all. Everything's so "take it or leave it" kinda of a deal. It is what it is. The Ramones, as everything that came to change the game and direction of things, did bother people a lot as happened with The Stones, The Beatles, and the early rock n roll movement in general. I feel that Dee Dee and Joey would always give a better interview than Johnny. They're more fun and relaxed. Loved the girl that called at 40:33. She was really into music. She knew about producers, labels, tours and record releases. This video is a gem. Thanks for uploading.
Wow, Aliece was spot on in calling the band to come and play Brazil. This is a little piece of RnR history!!
This might just be the best video on UA-cam!
Dee Dee seemed to really want to answer everyone's questions, no matter how weird - very attentive guy. Putting all the effects on Joey when he was just awkwardly sipping on a beer was hilarious too.
thanks for appreciating the show
holy shit, I was 14, god how I wish I had a time machine and could turn back time and know what I know now..love the Ramones
This video is a time capsule from the time the Ramones still walked among us.
I am glad that you appreciated this video on the Ramones come back soon to see more video's from this time that we will be posting
Love this. Its like the Ramones just hangin out smoking and drinking.
It was a great show they were brilliant and I had a great time every time I was with Joey thanks for the comment
Even the interviewer Ephrom is dead. RIP everyone on this show.
This is awesome! I've never seen any Dee Dee footage from the 70's!!! I was never old enough to go to their shows when Dee Dee was still in the band but I did see them 3 times with CJ. I was at their 2259th show at the Gorge in Washington.
14:06 She knows what she is talking about. "They should play in Brazil."
Elis is a really common name in brazil. Would like to know her story.
@@MarmittDJ I think is Alice. And amazes me to know a Brazilian call a tv show that time. Probably she was living there.
"Let's click him off." lmao
No wonder the world needed the Ramones. Thanks for the upload!
Damn, Joey's such a stud. 😍
johnny probably was unhappy, these are the 2 guys he didn't want giving the interviews. but most of what he and tommy said seemed rehearsed, not to mention kinda short. r.i.p. joey, dee dee, arturo, johnny, tommy.
cool show, smokin, drinkin, and chillin w/ joey and dee dee! woulda loved to have been able to call in!
And Michael and Arturo
That Michael also dead ???.....Of what are all these people dying forchrisakes ?.....must be a CIA plot....
Definitely unhealthy burnout New York living.....where mostly the well off survive ?.......
Yeah Johnny was a dick about protecting their image. He was a necessary part of the group though, as he was the one that kept them in line and made sure they got paid. However, I think Dee Dee and Joey held their own here. I think this being a low-key interview helped a lot, as they weren't as nervous. Dee Dee especially shines here.
He maybe didn't care because this was just a public access show?
and Stiv
No one's ever offered me beer from a briefcase... Guess I haven't really lived
jajja yes
pistols were manufactured like the monkees
put together like a boy band .
ramones grew with each other as a band
"Punk rock isnt melodious, the Ramones are melodious."
I watched the whole thing and it was amazing
Then you must've seen Stiv Bators hop on at the end! They were good friends back in the day...Sire stablemates, of course, and I believe Joey said earlier they were going down to CBGB's for the Dead Boys show that night. And, it was their Johnny Blitz for whom they were doing the benefit. Pretty cool.
Wow! This interview is as raw and rough as the Ramones themselves were! It’s a trip to not only hear them talk but also interact with regular people from the era. Ah, the 70s!
Wow. This is so amazing. I wish I had been able to meet these guys, or even have a chance to have called them on this show at the time. It really sucks being in this era sometimes. Joey Ramone is probably one of my only biggest idles in music. I don't play music. But, I would have loved to meet him just based on his mellow and funny personality. :)
I agree, it sucks that i was never able to see these legends play. At least we are blessed with their incredible music and these cool videos.
clearly Arturo comes from the future
Chihuahua
Just another timelord
That's Arturo on the right! Their art director friend. That is in fact the belt buckle on the back of the 1st Ramones album Arturo is wearing!
Good for you, Efrom, you are really a good host and you let your guests speak for themselves.
Dee Dee is spot on. Get OUT of definition, don’t be defined……Just be you.
Man, Arturo looks crazy awesome.
I feel out of this world while watching such an old interview
Rocket To Russia is my favorite Ramones Album. Cretin Hop is my favorite song. That album should of been triple gold man.
16:45: Punk rock is keeping beer in a suitcase and politely passing them so everyone can enjoy.
12:09 oh maaannnnn Joey's face...boy I'd like to slug that kid who called. Or give Joey a pat on the shoulder.
I love the Ramones cos their music wasn't all sweet and cheery, but it was never hateful or negative. Just tough and good humored. Had to be if people were treating them like that. Man I wish I could give them a hug. However looks like they get a nice buzz on so it's ok.
I dont think he really gave much of a fuq
@@lampegutt123 did or didn't he?
I love how they're all smoking cigs without a hassle...just part of rock and roll.
Nice, genuine interview, you don't see it a lot today, or any time!!
So fucking cool! Vega, Bators, no Johnny, talking about the Blitz benefit! The Rick Moranis-looking guy with the Larry from Three's Company style is fucking awesome!
Thanks for sharing, man!!!
Efrom: And this is the new album?
Joey: yi
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Just goes to show that even before the Internet, people would go out of their way to call someone gay. Nothing changed except for technology. Bravo to the Ramones for taking it in stride.
Ramones are without a doubt one of the most important bands in Rock Music History
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current new here was and is a fantastic album
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49:47 Hahaha Joey is like so mellow but still quite intense in the way he stares at that interviewer xD Hahaha
yeah, i know he fell on hard times. I met him through a friend in the late 80's and actually hung out at his house in Pompano once. good guy. very generous. anyway, thanks for getting back to me. This interview with the Ramones is classic stuff.
rjplamf61 Who are you talking about?
I love the Ramones. Sucks that I keep calling and can’t get through though.
Brilliant! Thanks alot for putting this up!!!
Bless you for preserving and sharing this clip. What a fabulous time capsule. And what struck me watching, was how great the interactions were between you and the band, and the callers, especially the teens and young adults. It shows how essential radio and public tv/cable access were for local kids--especially those in the outer boroughs--connecting them with their fellow freaks.
PS I wish you could reupload your clip with Debbie and Chris of Blondie, from around the same period. Thank you!
I dont think ive ever seen a video of Dee Dee when he's this high. damn guy
Love this. Very raw!!!! Thanks!!
How funny that they had Brazilian fans back then who didn't even need to hear the music
I think is incredible a girl in 1977 talking about ramones play in brazil,thats incredible previous the future!!!
What a great clip. Thank you.
amazing, thank you for this. my favorite band/people. just like time traveling
wow! thanks so much for this!!!
This is amazing thanks for posting!!!
This was soooooooooo cool. Thanx!
What a gem! Thanks for uploading and sharing! :)
This is an incredible vid. Thanks for the upload Efrom.
a Piece of History History History The Ramones!
Thank you so much for uploading this!!
Brilliant stuff Efrom Allen....Thanks for posting....Greetings from Mexico City
Great upload.. This is awesome ! I had a cableTV show very much like this in Toronto 1979 (Radioactive) as Buster Palmer ... Again great upload thanks Efrom Allen !
This is great stuff!
Thanks for uploading!
My favourite band of all time!
Hey - thanks for uploading this - it is brilliant TV!
This must of been right after the new years eve show in London. Thank you for uploading this man! My favorite American rock band.
what a great truth said Arturo....the Ramones was the start of something so important, real, pure and raw rock&roll, somthing so differente from disco or traditional rock.....and really, if you heard the Ramones and you liked it, just cant´t hear anything else.....thanks for upload this episode, greetings from Chile!
not even Black Sabbath?
Thanks have not seen this in years.
great interview , Dee Dee, Joey and Arturo, damn great m thanks Efrom!
Look all those little girls calling for the Ramones. RIP Arturo
Left a comment but thanks for this Efrom brings back a lot of memories.
i fucking love you joey ♡
Every one on here is dead. Arturo Vega just recently passed away. RIP.
Mytube777 your tube?
Michael McKenzie's still alive I think?
really nice videos !!!! keep on !!!
What a great show. I wish i could have seen this back in the day, but in south Florida all i had was the albums, and waiting for Creem or New Wave Rock to arrive at the Majic Market every month. And the rare punk or no wave concert. Thanks for this post!
Beer , beer ,smoke ,beer,smoke,the life of Rockstar, Viva los Ramones!!!GabbaGabbaHey✊👍
Great T.V document! Thank you firstly for doing it, and secondly for posting it here. Wish the U.K had something like this growing up.. And now i'm in Spain, wish we had something here now. It stands the test of time, have all these years really gone by.. ? Regards Efrom. You should be proud.
hahaha.. this video is awesome. Love it Efrom! Ma favorite band. Thanks!
"The sex pistols were just a hype band."
Legends. They created a musical movement and never got the fame and rewards they should have.
This is brilliant, and what a bonus with Stiv at the end!
Dude they got a fuckin' beer assistant.. Awesome!
Priceless.
This is amazing, Efrom! Thanks so much for sharing this. What a rarity!
55:35 - Ahhh Stiv Bators as the last min guest is sooooooo rad!!!
Efrom Allen...... THANK YOU!!!!
great interview!
(though some of the calls almost put me to sleep)
thanx a lot.
Wow, blast from the past!! I was born in Queens but grew up on Long Island. I remember watching these shows when we got cable. A box with a key lol
Queens is the head of Long Island 🤡
"Stiv Bators is joining us.." Joey: "I thought it was Phyllis Diller".
Interesting how the woman that called in keyed in that Brazilians would love them, before they even played there.