Right?? My ex wife’s parents had an old recorded tape of maybe tommy boy I think and it had ads and if Tommy boy wasn’t enough of a shock the ads really added the 90’s vibe. I wasn’t even born till 1996 and watching these give me a weird feeling.
dude, i thought you were talking like a grandpa with the whole ex-wife thing till I read your born in 96 ,,,that would mean you were divorced before 24...god damn
they didnt hate each other as much as this guy is making out but they just didnt speak but they actually respected each other very much on a professional level and were more than willing to show up to stuff together @@Indastreets4life
@@michaelkennedy5126 I still haven't read Johnny's book.did anyone in this band NOT write a book? how is Johnny's book, anyway? 'Lobotomy' by Dee Dee was bizarre ,sensational. and hilarious!
who cares if you're late to the party. You just discovered the Ramones and are lucky, they were a great band and you have tons of great stuff to look forward to hearing. I'd say everything up to Pleasant Dreams is great. Don't know what you're into but maybe this will lead you, as it did me, to other great stuff like Dead Kennedys, Circle Jerks, (early) Black Flag, Angry Samoans, etc.
Sad thing is that Joey didn't want to go to South America because he needed treatment for his lymphoma. Marky didn't know this because Joey didn't tell anyone he was ill. Fuck, I miss the Ramones.
@Tommaso Urbisci agreed. He was at the NAMM and came across like a dick. I won’t sign anything if I’m not on it. So ramones and leave home was not allowed
He probably meets a bunch of idiots like yourself everyday trying to shuv shit in his face, I'd hate to be famous like that, it'd get boring and relentless after a month.
I loved Joey's sense of humor with his accent.. his demeanor all makes me smile. I love Johnny. Too bad DeeDee wasn't there, this interview would have been even more entertaining with him.
It’s fun to see Dee Dee personality evolve in interviews. At first he has kind semi-serious but still light and fun but I get the impressions that he got bored of interviews and answering the same questions over again so he started playing a caricature of himself and got silly. Then there were times he was on the nod which are something else. I enjoy all off the Dee Dee interviews but the earlier ones are the most insightful
@@joejones9520 agreed. He was the main song writer. Joey contributed a bit but Dee Dee was prolific. I read somewhere that Richard Hell said Dee Dee tried out for the Voidoids as those 2nd guitarist but couldn’t play a C chord. Glad it worked out that way since while the Voidoids are known to fans of late 70’s NYC underground the ramones are one of the most influential bands in history
@@dannymartinez3600 sid vicious chose bass because of dee dee I was just reading. The Ramones toured England before any of the punk bands there had albums yet and really were a huge influence, The Clash and Pistols all met the Ramones on that tour and were in awe of them, Johnny Rotten was frightened that theyd beat him up, he thought they were a gang.
November 26, 1997: Joey has 3 years, 5 months left before dying from lymphoma cancer Dee Dee (not in Howard's studio today) has 4 years, 7 months left before dying from overdose Johnny has 6 years, 10 months left before dying from prostate cancer Tommy (not in Howard's studio today) has 16 years, 8 months left before dying from bile duct cancer The band has left the planet. All of the four original members of the Ramones are now rocking in the next realm.
Thumbs down, because I miss these guys They were tight. I don't even know if I can say "but yea bruh, they put on a good show" To me the Ramones were all about playing and jamming and doing their thing. The "show" was just what we got by watching them play.,
Celebrity people are all childlike because they pay people to be substitutes for parents and musicians especially have a lifelong party. As a teen I thought Cobain was really cool as. 51 years old looking back at his interviews he came across a petty weak guy with a bad attitude. I’d love to see him today but I doubt he’d be the man Krist is or Grohl who is still childlike. The daft argument between the sex pistols and ramones really shows how immature both the ramones and lydon/viscious were/are. The other pistols moved on and matured but the ramones and John lydon never matured past 17
But that is exactly why people continue to watch these vids. Childlike stupidity arguing is entertainment and entertaining way more than watching bunch of mature politicians! 😹😹😂😂♥️♥️
26:09 probably the only video footage ever out there of Joey and Johnny actually acknowledging each other. Anyone that's a Ramones fan knows that Joey and Johnny never got along, but there was something bittersweet about them both saying "We've been friends at times.."
@@eversonleeangel4259 Yeah they deserve a movie but im not holding my breath they never got the recognition they deserved. I saw jihnny rottens old ass argue with marky recently over who started punk. Johnny drank johnny ramones piss the sex pistols were posers.
@@eversonleeangel4259 Yeah when tommy passed away it hit me like a member of my family died. Then lemmu from motorhead. Its sad seeing all the legends of rock that survived die of old age but its life.
I don't know how Marky can deny he wears a wig, he was receding when he first joined The Ramones! Whatever anyone says about Johnny, he always kept his dignity in interviews.
Imagine how CJ felt all the time with all these shenanigans going on. Must have felt like a kid who is comstantly aware that his parents are on the verge of divorcing.
26:32 "We've been friends at times" I like that they both agree on that, it's a complicated relationship, even Johnny agreed that at the end of all Joey was always there until the end of the RAMONES and then he passed away. RAMONES FOREVER !
the sad thing is that when Joey was talking about going to South America, he was too scared to say the reason he didn't want to go was because he knew he had lymphoma and didn't want to risk his health going bad. RIP the OG Ramones lineup.
Joey was already dying of lymphoma, but he kept it private, and the other guys probably didn't know he was sick. Of course, Johnny was right behind him, they died within three years of each other. Dee Dee died around the same time, too, a year after Joey. Tommy gone ten years after Johnny. The entire original line-up gone in the space of 12 years, most of them from cancer. Unbelievable.
CJ came into a tough, no-win situation. Nobody could ever fill Dee Dee’s shoes. He was the beating heart of the band. CJ didn’t even get inducted into the Hall of Fame... he was sitting at a table in the ballroom watching it all.
@@julianriobo9033 CJ was awesome and he was a Ramone as much as anyone else, maybe not as much as Elvis Ramone but as anyone else who participated in the band.
They went to South America, Brazil and Argentina as part of their final tour 1995, they had enough touring to do the last year and Joey was sick and was worn out from extra stuff he did during break/down time solo gigs and political events
I heard this when it happened and the funny part about it is the internet was in its infancy and Joey was pissed about things said on the internet. The reality was only about 5 people probably ever saw the comments posted about Joey and his OCD. but Joey was so pissed he told everyone about Marky's wig and the fun began. RIP Joey Johnny and DeeDee
You have to think though Metallica hated each other I don’t know if they still do or not but the money they make is enough to set differences aside. The ramones never made that kinda money so they didn’t feel the need to keep going on.
kinda interesting that the 4 of 'em got on the air together to promote "we're outta here". it didn't last long enough, but they seemed happy and healthy in their retirement here. i always wanna hear more music and road stories than howard prodded here (enough with the joey/marky internet thing) but the johnny/joey dynamic at the end, howard hit on something important there without (apparently) knowing it. they were civil, it was nice to see. thanks howard for your support of the greatest rock n'roll band! i'm an old howard fan, and supporting the ramones is another reason why.
Classic Stern footage. Now that they are all (the original four) gone, can we really apperciate the dynamics within that band that created punk, revived rock, and showed how mixing in those elements with a whole lot of New York everyday attitude made legends out of them. R.I.P. you guys. You'll live on forever with the music that you left us all.
i think the peace of mind that the band had ended is why he's so chill in this interview. its easy to get into a room with someone for 30 minutes, not so easy to go on tour with them.
Am I the only one that is enjoying the commercials ha brings back the memories of the 90s for sure we ALL hated the commercials but watching brings me back. 1800 collect hahaha
28:21 Johnny: It wasn't about the money. The Ramones to me were... Joey: It started out not about the money. Johnny: ...was... even till the last day...
Have always loved the Ramones; the early stuff, like we all have. But this is woeful. Patently there were issues that the lads were unable to resolve; greater financial reward for their endeavours would have undoubtedly helped, I suspect. Still, I'm blessed with the experience of waking up still pissed (that means drunk) on the couch, with a Converse foot print on my face from the Ramones mosh pit although it had yet to be christened the 'mosh pit' in such halcyon days. Will always, always love them. It was 1981, London. But I was pissed, after all. Just to make sure, saw them at least ten times again. And that's what always I loved about the Ramones; they performed, each and every time. Without fail. No exception. The consummate professionals. Some other subsequent bands, Pixies, Nirvana, Hanoi Rocks who I saw several times could be a lottery as to the quality of what was given to the crowd. The Ramones? always 11 out of 10 and I must have seen them over ten times. Respect. Respect. Respect.
I love Joey's quote at the end: *"Some people commit suicide, some people just hang in there like us."* Good to know Mark and Joey made up later. Marky seems to be reserved , doing his best to alleviate the situation. Seems like Joey is the more cranky one. And it seems to me like Howard is just fueling their dispute, which really pisses me off. CJ and Johnny are quite cool here being just clear and down to earth. Well, basically Johnny's just not saying alot here, but it's surprising that he's sitting next to Joey. Sometimes i have the feeling, that this hate against each other is more like a pushed up legend thing and in fact they didn't really hate each other that much, but just couldn't get along the whole time. They seem to have respect for each other and Johnny's also respecting Joey's privacy about their feud about Linda. Maybe Johnny didn't even wanted to fight with him, but imagine playing in a band with these guys and being on tour nonstop for over 20 years: No privacy, routine, jetlag, sitting in a van for most of the time with nothing to do, just like Marky said. After a while you just get sick. These guys made the best out of it as best as they could and i really admire that. I have more respect for Joey, Dee Dee, Tommy, Marky, Richie, CJ and Johnny now than before, even if I don't share the latters political views at all. Btw: Fuck Howard Stern.
Yeah, Johnny's a pretty decent actor, he could put on a great nice guy face, but he was ultimately a pretty shitty person. He beat women and his bandmates.
Johnny Ramone’s support of President Trump would’ve an awesome thing to see ... especially in these days of liberal idiocy ... Great to know how right he was and is
The funny thing is that when I posted it lots of guys complained about those ads... thats why I added "with ads" in the title. Glad you enjoyed it. My opinion is: if you do not like it, do not watch. But some guys watch it just to have a reason to complain.
The reason why all of the later albums were no good is from the 80's onward they stopped talking to each other. So when it came time to record, their wasn't any sort of collaboration like it was in the 70's.
@@Suburban_waste for a Rock legend of a band, they managed to write some decent tunes later. still w/ enough volume to get by, Johnny actually played lead sometimes.
Yer it was so obvious he was trying to change the subject and deflect away from talking about the argument as marky didn't wanna be asked if he was wearing a wig! Howard would of prob asked if he could check live on air.. To be honest that must be a big fear or any person wearing a wig
If someone had shown me a picture and asked me what they sounded like, I never would have guessed that they would all sound like NYC garbage men. They all have that accent.....and I love it. These are one of the last bands to be completely original. After them, there were only a handful of bands that were THAT original.
Joey, Johnny and CJ were from Queens. Marky was from Brooklyn. Fun Fact: CJ and Johnny shared the same birthdate- oct 8th (same day as my dad!). Johnny was 17 years older 👍
johnny ramone was, still is a huge role model to me. ya i know he may have had quirks. but he came from a generation i respect. he came from nothing, the odds were against him. but he rolled up his sleeves and made the most of what he had to work with.. he was good to his wife, and his life was rocknroll , he lived and breathed it and i get that........hail hail rocknroll RIP
He probably would have become a film director if not for music. Probably with a John Carpenter type following and unique style like his guitar playing.
Honestly thank you for keeping the advertisements. Im not nearly as old as most commenters (early 20s) but this reminds me of my childhood and the best times of my life so far. Stern, the ramones, the old style of television even down to the cheesy advertisments.
It just cannot get more personal, hilarious, etc. than this... +only Stern was able 2make something so chaotic work. Like watching Ted Williams step up2 the plate.
Holy shit this is the most New York thing I've ever heard
Yeah, old New York. The new New York is a new generation of gentrified mass that talk and sound like they're from the west coast.
It’s like New York mixed with Jew
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Yay! New York!!!
Well, they are all NY natives that still live in NY
I gotta say, the ads actually make this even better, it takes me back... how time flies.
Ads are like a time capsule too
It's insane isn't it???
The scientology one was odd to see.
Right?? My ex wife’s parents had an old recorded tape of maybe tommy boy I think and it had ads and if Tommy boy wasn’t enough of a shock the ads really added the 90’s vibe. I wasn’t even born till 1996 and watching these give me a weird feeling.
dude, i thought you were talking like a grandpa with the whole ex-wife thing till I read your born in 96 ,,,that would mean you were divorced before 24...god damn
The fact that Joey and Johnny were willing to even sit next to each other astounds me
What were their differences?
they didnt hate each other as much as this guy is making out but they just didnt speak but they actually respected each other very much on a professional level and were more than willing to show up to stuff together @@Indastreets4life
@@Indastreets4life oh yeah johnny stole joeys girl
They had a cold hatred for each other, read Richie Ramone's book.
@@michaelkennedy5126 I still haven't read Johnny's book.did anyone in this band NOT write a book? how is Johnny's book, anyway? 'Lobotomy' by Dee Dee was bizarre ,sensational. and hilarious!
Howard almost looks like one of the Ramone brothers.
Almost? He could be Joey's twin!
luuke furtado
you do not even know him.
You do realize that they are not really brothers right?
Two years late to the party, but thanks for making a useless comment to bring up a buried topic.
who cares if you're late to the party. You just discovered the Ramones and are lucky, they were a great band and you have tons of great stuff to look forward to hearing. I'd say everything up to Pleasant Dreams is great. Don't know what you're into but maybe this will lead you, as it did me, to other great stuff like Dead Kennedys, Circle Jerks, (early) Black Flag, Angry Samoans, etc.
Sad thing is that Joey didn't want to go to South America because he needed treatment for his lymphoma.
Marky didn't know this because Joey didn't tell anyone he was ill.
Fuck, I miss the Ramones.
@Tommaso Urbisci nah, hes in some of their best albums and a great replacement
@Tommaso Urbisci he doesn't owe you shit
@Tommaso Urbisci agreed. He was at the NAMM and came across like a dick. I won’t sign anything if I’m not on it. So ramones and leave home was not allowed
@Robert Anthony just cuz someone’s a democrat doesn’t mean they like biden..
He probably meets a bunch of idiots like yourself everyday trying to shuv shit in his face, I'd hate to be famous like that, it'd get boring and relentless after a month.
I loved Joey's sense of humor with his accent.. his demeanor all makes me smile. I love Johnny. Too bad DeeDee wasn't there, this interview would have been even more entertaining with him.
It’s fun to see Dee Dee personality evolve in interviews. At first he has kind semi-serious but still light and fun but I get the impressions that he got bored of interviews and answering the same questions over again so he started playing a caricature of himself and got silly. Then there were times he was on the nod which are something else. I enjoy all off the Dee Dee interviews but the earlier ones are the most insightful
@@dannymartinez3600 im starting to realize that dee dee was ground zero of punk rock...
@@joejones9520 agreed. He was the main song writer. Joey contributed a bit but Dee Dee was prolific.
I read somewhere that Richard Hell said Dee Dee tried out for the Voidoids as those 2nd guitarist but couldn’t play a C chord. Glad it worked out that way since while the Voidoids are known to fans of late 70’s NYC underground the ramones are one of the most influential bands in history
@@dannymartinez3600 sid vicious chose bass because of dee dee I was just reading. The Ramones toured England before any of the punk bands there had albums yet and really were a huge influence, The Clash and Pistols all met the Ramones on that tour and were in awe of them, Johnny Rotten was frightened that theyd beat him up, he thought they were a gang.
Yes, I love his sense of humor. 🖤
ramones, the big lewbowski commercial, weird dancing E! guy, this video has everything!
Scientology ad too lol
miss em' all. pre 9/11 was awesome.
calmer than you are dude
P seemingly every aspect of life not even related to it changed
Hair removal too!
November 26, 1997:
Joey has 3 years, 5 months left before dying from lymphoma cancer
Dee Dee (not in Howard's studio today) has 4 years, 7 months left before dying from overdose
Johnny has 6 years, 10 months left before dying from prostate cancer
Tommy (not in Howard's studio today) has 16 years, 8 months left before dying from bile duct cancer
The band has left the planet. All of the four original members of the Ramones are now rocking in the next realm.
Thumbs down, because I miss these guys
They were tight.
I don't even know if I can say "but yea bruh, they put on a good show"
To me the Ramones were all about playing and jamming and doing their thing.
The "show" was just what we got by watching them play.,
It's wild that all the original Ramones are dead...
Damn :'(
CJ still tours. I gotta buy this 2nd ticket for his concert in Zürich 🇨🇭 in June 2024 with a hippie friend of mine 😜
Howard actually got Joey and Johnny to get along briefly so they could defend their hatred of each other. They just united against Howard. Brilliant.
I know Joey sent Christmas cards every Christmas to Johnny. So they were sort of in touch.
hilarious how childish they were, lol! "we should apologize at the same time"
They should apologize all together in the same time on 1234..
@@fuzinskezgodbe3683 "take it, Dee Dee!"
I think it was mostly an act. They wanted to promote their last album and they knew they had to bring drama for the show.
Celebrity people are all childlike because they pay people to be substitutes for parents and musicians especially have a lifelong party. As a teen I thought Cobain was really cool as. 51 years old looking back at his interviews he came across a petty weak guy with a bad attitude. I’d love to see him today but I doubt he’d be the man Krist is or Grohl who is still childlike. The daft argument between the sex pistols and ramones really shows how immature both the ramones and lydon/viscious were/are. The other pistols moved on and matured but the ramones and John lydon never matured past 17
But that is exactly why people continue to watch these vids. Childlike stupidity arguing is entertainment and entertaining way more than watching bunch of mature politicians! 😹😹😂😂♥️♥️
26:09 probably the only video footage ever out there of Joey and Johnny actually acknowledging each other. Anyone that's a Ramones fan knows that Joey and Johnny never got along, but there was something bittersweet about them both saying "We've been friends at times.."
Absolutely it was super awkward how Johnny just turned and looked at Joey....they really should make a movie about the band.
Dead City Rebel shocking innit
@@eversonleeangel4259 Yeah they deserve a movie but im not holding my breath they never got the recognition they deserved. I saw jihnny rottens old ass argue with marky recently over who started punk. Johnny drank johnny ramones piss the sex pistols were posers.
@@savagendn961 I agree....nice to see them getting that recognition now.....too bad they're almost all gone....except for Marky and CJ.
@@eversonleeangel4259 Yeah when tommy passed away it hit me like a member of my family died. Then lemmu from motorhead. Its sad seeing all the legends of rock that survived die of old age but its life.
Ramones might be the greatest American rock n roll band ever
Might be? More like definitely are!
@@slaythembeforemeExactly! 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣
American is the key word in that sentence.
Punk*
If you read Johnny's book, he says CJ added seven years to the band. Without his youthful energy the band would have broken up after Dee Dee left.
@Robert Anthony wich songs dee dee wrote after he left the band?
Joey Ramone was the greatest. God bless him.
Agreed
Too bad he had an ego problem. Even the new band members hated him
God bless them all 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣
I don't know how Marky can deny he wears a wig, he was receding when he first joined The Ramones! Whatever anyone says about Johnny, he always kept his dignity in interviews.
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Not only does he wear a wig, I think its THE SAME WIG all these years later.
"mark should apologize and I'll drop the whole thing" * Evil smile *
Imagine how CJ felt all the time with all these shenanigans going on. Must have felt like a kid who is comstantly aware that his parents are on the verge of divorcing.
You nailed it! 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣
26:32 "We've been friends at times" I like that they both agree on that, it's a complicated relationship, even Johnny agreed that at the end of all Joey was always there until the end of the RAMONES and then he passed away. RAMONES FOREVER !
"Howid! Howid!"
-Marky Ramone
Like Howard’s mother on Big Bang Theory
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What Johnny Ramone said at the end is why I'm proud to be a Ramones fan. RIP Ramones! We miss ya!
Joey Ramone = One of a kind, never the likes of to be seen ever again, rock star.
the sad thing is that when Joey was talking about going to South America, he was too scared to say the reason he didn't want to go was because he knew he had lymphoma and didn't want to risk his health going bad. RIP the OG Ramones lineup.
He was lying not to worry his fans
😪 it breaks my heart
Joey was already dying of lymphoma, but he kept it private, and the other guys probably didn't know he was sick. Of course, Johnny was right behind him, they died within three years of each other. Dee Dee died around the same time, too, a year after Joey. Tommy gone ten years after Johnny. The entire original line-up gone in the space of 12 years, most of them from cancer. Unbelievable.
Joey was always so fucking cool, he didn't need to try, and he always made me smile with his tongue in cheek comments.
The only band that didn't even had to talk to each other in order to become legendary.
I watch this atleast twice a month it gets funnier everytime
CJ came into a tough, no-win situation. Nobody could ever fill Dee Dee’s shoes. He was the beating heart of the band. CJ didn’t even get inducted into the Hall of Fame... he was sitting at a table in the ballroom watching it all.
thielees ya but he did a good job...he knew what was up
Howard didn't give a shit what he was saying. He was like, "I'm talking to Joey."
Cj was very good tho. He lived up to the fans expectations. Was never rejected.
@@julianriobo9033 CJ was awesome and he was a Ramone as much as anyone else, maybe not as much as Elvis Ramone but as anyone else who participated in the band.
that's not fair at all. he was a RAMONE .during his time w/ them,when people went to see them, they saw CJ. he played their last gig. .
These guys argue like a bickering family.. lol it just reminds me so much of my family it makes me laugh. I miss these guys. They are legends!
Joey didnt want to go because he was already ill with
lymphoma
They went to South America, Brazil and Argentina as part of their final tour 1995, they had enough touring to do the last year and Joey was sick and was worn out from extra stuff he did during break/down time solo gigs and political events
Joey was the original Sjw.
@@Drugaddict22 how dare you, asshole
@@Drugaddict22 shut your mouth what kind of little bitch as a killer for a pic
@@Drugaddict22 And that makes him worthy and noble person.
16:26 ... omg im crying a Scientology commercial
I loved them so much. They really were best at what they did, which was purity.
6:25 When this program aired the world was unaware of how one rug really tied a room together.
Howie Ramone.
Respect for Joey.
One of the greatest bands period.
My Fab Four 1️⃣2️⃣3️⃣4️⃣
I heard this when it happened and the funny part about it is the internet was in its infancy and Joey was pissed about things said on the internet. The reality was only about 5 people probably ever saw the comments posted about Joey and his OCD. but Joey was so pissed he told everyone about Marky's wig and the fun began. RIP Joey Johnny and DeeDee
LMFAOO
Lol and Tommy
Rip tommy
And Joey
Man I miss these guys.
Spent far too much energy hating each other.
Yup ...so sad...Make Music ..Damn
You have to think though Metallica hated each other I don’t know if they still do or not but the money they make is enough to set differences aside. The ramones never made that kinda money so they didn’t feel the need to keep going on.
I miss the Ramones...the greatest band with major influences other band used to bring out their own best within themselves. RIP
Howard Stern interviews 3 other Howard Sterns
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Funny
And a bald black man
We're a happy family....
me mom and daddy
There is no song that describes the ramones relationship better
@@behindthebros3248 damn you I was going to say that
poor Joey- by this point he was probably already sick with lymphoma, and they're putting him through this shit
Agree.
just crazy...
yeah, the poor dude was sick his whole life
mayyybe this was just them being themselves, i'm not sure but it could be interpreted like they all wouldn't have it any other way
They rest of the band didn’t know he was sick at that point.
Joey actually said Johnnys name and spoke to him 😂😂😂 thats crazy enough
Who's digging all of the nostalgia of seeing those old commercials again. Never though I'd enjoy commercials.
kinda interesting that the 4 of 'em got on the air together to promote "we're outta here". it didn't last long enough, but they seemed happy and healthy in their retirement here. i always wanna hear more music and road stories than howard prodded here (enough with the joey/marky internet thing) but the johnny/joey dynamic at the end, howard hit on something important there without (apparently) knowing it. they were civil, it was nice to see. thanks howard for your support of the greatest rock n'roll band! i'm an old howard fan, and supporting the ramones is another reason why.
I just love this. Long Live The Ramones!
I think Joey had the smallest ego in the band, Joey has always been my favorite.
The greatest rock band ever, who cares if they don't get along?
Joey did you take money outta marky's pocket....naw I didn't I put money in his pocket lol 😅
Damn straight !!
There's also no greater band of any other genre either so.. GREATEST BAND EVER
i do :(
i dont like seeing these guys hating each other
Classic Stern footage. Now that they are all (the original four) gone, can we really apperciate the dynamics within that band that created punk, revived rock, and showed how mixing in those elements with a whole lot of New York everyday attitude made legends out of them. R.I.P. you guys. You'll live on forever with the music that you left us all.
The original 4 are gone but cj and marky are still alive
@@kenyahiguchi7707 back stabber "marky."
after all this time johnny still has the accent. yessss.
They sat Joey and Johnny TOGETHER?!
Its howard stern
Bad idea
great video just great
I saw a version of this recording that showed the band cutting radio ID's in Scott's studio. It was great because they were all laughing together
the radio broadcast has 49 minutes of interview.
geezz......johnny, the supposed difficult one, seems the most laid back and calm.
i think the peace of mind that the band had ended is why he's so chill in this interview. its easy to get into a room with someone for 30 minutes, not so easy to go on tour with them.
You only see what he shows you
This is so funny I have to come back and watch it every few months
Funny how everyone but Joey and Johnny are arguing. XD
I love everything about Joey
It looks like Joey and Johnny actually had a reconciliation here, that's awesome.
I'm so glad that they kept the commercials in this
Am I the only one that is enjoying the commercials ha brings back the memories of the 90s for sure we ALL hated the commercials but watching brings me back. 1800 collect hahaha
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28:21
Johnny: It wasn't about the money. The Ramones to me were...
Joey: It started out not about the money.
Johnny: ...was... even till the last day...
Damn i wish Joey was still with us.And Mr. Strummer also.2 legends that left us way to soon.
Have always loved the Ramones; the early stuff, like we all have. But this is woeful. Patently there were issues that the lads were unable to resolve; greater financial reward for their endeavours would have undoubtedly helped, I suspect. Still, I'm blessed with the experience of waking up still pissed (that means drunk) on the couch, with a Converse foot print on my face from the Ramones mosh pit although it had yet to be christened the 'mosh pit' in such halcyon days. Will always, always love them. It was 1981, London. But I was pissed, after all. Just to make sure, saw them at least ten times again. And that's what always I loved about the Ramones; they performed, each and every time. Without fail. No exception. The consummate professionals. Some other subsequent bands, Pixies, Nirvana, Hanoi Rocks who I saw several times could be a lottery as to the quality of what was given to the crowd. The Ramones? always 11 out of 10 and I must have seen them over ten times. Respect. Respect. Respect.
Almost enjoyed the old commercials as much as the interview
Btw, thanks so much for uploading this.
I love Joey's quote at the end: *"Some people commit suicide, some people just hang in there like us."*
Good to know Mark and Joey made up later. Marky seems to be reserved , doing his best to alleviate the situation. Seems like Joey is the more cranky one. And it seems to me like Howard is just fueling their dispute, which really pisses me off. CJ and Johnny are quite cool here being just clear and down to earth. Well, basically Johnny's just not saying alot here, but it's surprising that he's sitting next to Joey. Sometimes i have the feeling, that this hate against each other is more like a pushed up legend thing and in fact they didn't really hate each other that much, but just couldn't get along the whole time. They seem to have respect for each other and Johnny's also respecting Joey's privacy about their feud about Linda. Maybe Johnny didn't even wanted to fight with him, but imagine playing in a band with these guys and being on tour nonstop for over 20 years: No privacy, routine, jetlag, sitting in a van for most of the time with nothing to do, just like Marky said. After a while you just get sick. These guys made the best out of it as best as they could and i really admire that. I have more respect for Joey, Dee Dee, Tommy, Marky, Richie, CJ and Johnny now than before, even if I don't share the latters political views at all.
Btw: Fuck Howard Stern.
Johnny was very charming at times but he was still a total asshole. He used to throw away Joey's christmas cards without reading them
Johnny seemed pretty decent on his book and even put one of Joey's christmas cards on it
Maryann P He couldn’t be nice. We would never have had The Ramones.
Yeah, Johnny's a pretty decent actor, he could put on a great nice guy face, but he was ultimately a pretty shitty person. He beat women and his bandmates.
Johnny Ramone’s support of President Trump would’ve an awesome thing to see ... especially in these days of liberal idiocy ... Great to know how right he was and is
I'm just the roadie!Joey's always funny!!!!
"I'm just the roadie" 🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣
Dude i love these commercials and the episode ! Great upload thank you!
Joey and Howard Stern in the same place. Still as surreal as ever.
Thank you Tucan for uploading this man. The Ramones are my favorite American band.
Ad for the Big Labowski. Watching these ads are great
The funny thing is that when I posted it lots of guys complained about those ads... thats why I added "with ads" in the title. Glad you enjoyed it. My opinion is: if you do not like it, do not watch. But some guys watch it just to have a reason to complain.
Hey I know that dude. He's a Nihilist.
+John Householder
Karl Hungus...
+Joseph Hogarth He fixes the cable??
Yes, this was a fun watch. Brought me back to 96" oh my.
Howard keeps adding fuel to the flames. Like they moved on several times and he keeps digging an argument back up
welcome to the show
Howard is a moron , a user and disrespectful , grotesque
@@joesmith8288 what
Yeah that's because Stern is an ass.
The old commercials make this worth it.
Johnson you mean ruin.
Ese par sí se querían... gracias por subir este video.
¡RAMONES RULEZ!
The reason why all of the later albums were no good is from the 80's onward they stopped talking to each other. So when it came time to record, their wasn't any sort of collaboration like it was in the 70's.
I thought some of their later ones were decent.
Every album had good and decent ones. You have to be a fan of all the years to get the good ones out.
@@Suburban_waste for a Rock legend of a band, they managed to write some decent tunes later. still w/ enough volume to get by, Johnny actually played lead sometimes.
I respectfully disagree....their later albums were solid....
I love Johnny.....and Joey...
Its funny how Johnny, the leader when it all comes to head, just sits there and lets them air all their dirty laundry lol
Johnny is so chill dude. Total New Yorkers
markys scared joey would talk about hes wig again
Lolllll word!!! I remember that!
hahahahaa, yes, I agree
Yer it was so obvious he was trying to change the subject and deflect away from talking about the argument as marky didn't wanna be asked if he was wearing a wig! Howard would of prob asked if he could check live on air.. To be honest that must be a big fear or any person wearing a wig
i think at this point marky already knew Joey had cancer
@@erebustheslackerrr Why do you say that?
this is from 1998, damn I'm old.
i was born in 98 lol
@WarAgainstBabylon I'm 21, I wouldn't say I'm a kid, but yeah I get your point
this is 96
@@Tommy-TwigFan No, it's from 1998 because it has an ad for the Big Lebowski, which was released in 1998.
12:53 “I am crazy!” 🤪 Joey always had a good sense of humor 😂❤
"Welcome to my Nightmare!"
We had no idea puff daddy would be in soo much trouble 12 yrs later
What does that shithead have to do with The Ramones?!?!?
I remember this the night it was on!! Thanks for sharing this history.
11:05 "Only when he farted and it stunk the van up." 11:11 " I gotta admit, sometimes I farted on purpose."
Love that. 😂
I'll never fart again without thinking about Joey lol
If someone had shown me a picture and asked me what they sounded like, I never would have guessed that they would all sound like NYC garbage men. They all have that accent.....and I love it. These are one of the last bands to be completely original. After them, there were only a handful of bands that were THAT original.
Joey, Johnny and CJ were from Queens. Marky was from Brooklyn. Fun Fact: CJ and Johnny shared the same birthdate- oct 8th (same day as my dad!). Johnny was 17 years older 👍
'it was my ego' good name for a Ramones song
johnny ramone was, still is a huge role model to me.
ya i know he may have had quirks. but he came from a generation i respect. he came from nothing, the odds were against him. but he rolled up his sleeves and made the most of what he had to work with..
he was good to his wife, and his life was rocknroll , he lived and breathed it
and i get that........hail hail rocknroll RIP
He probably would have become a film director if not for music. Probably with a John Carpenter type following and unique style like his guitar playing.
joey talking about AOL lol
These ads take me back. Slim fast lol
That movie The Big Lebowski looks like it might be pretty cool dude, we should all go see that in theaters!
Im just loving all these 90s commercials. Taking me back.
Honestly thank you for keeping the advertisements. Im not nearly as old as most commenters (early 20s) but this reminds me of my childhood and the best times of my life so far. Stern, the ramones, the old style of television even down to the cheesy advertisments.
Johnny says how to make the money and Joey says cool. best line of the interview.
Thank you for leaving the commercials in. After all these years it’s nostalgic to see some of these
Johnny is like a super-chill Moe Howard here.
joeys speaking voice reminds me of like a cartoon character
This is great i love the ramone i could hear them argue all day
It just cannot get more personal, hilarious, etc. than this...
+only Stern was able 2make something so chaotic work.
Like watching Ted Williams step up2 the plate.
It's not the same without Daddy-O Dee Dee
He's a funky guy.
Was.
@@DrJ-hx7wv - Fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, fa, funky.
Dee rules Brazil and the Netherlands and Rio
it was Dee Dee King