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Ramones - Raw
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October 4, 2004 "Please retry" | Standard Version | 1 | $29.91 | $5.10 |
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| Format | NTSC, Closed-captioned, Full Screen, Color, Dolby, Special Edition |
| Contributor | Johnny Ramone, Carly Simon, Floyd Vivino, Christopher Ward, Mario Cantone, Marky Ramone, Joey Ramone, John Cafiero, Al Lewis, Drew Barrymore, Gilbert Gottfried, Lemmy, Dee Dee Ramone See more |
| Language | English |
| Runtime | 1 hour and 45 minutes |
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Hey, Ho, Let's Go! It's the world-famous Ramones in their first officially authorized DVD! The Definitive Ramons DVD Containing Over 5 Hours of Material! Climb in the van, buckle up and hang on tight to experience life on the road with the founding fathers of punk rock, The Ramones! The band that started it all stars in this comprehensive video scrapbook containing over 5 hours of rare material spanning the Ramones' history-making career (circa 1979-1996), most of which is seen here exclusively for the first time anywhere! Vintage concert footage (shot on film in 1980, archived and nearly forgotten for over 20 years), rare TV appearances, backstage footage and lots more are set within the core: a plethora of home video from the Ramones' personal archives. This exclusive fly-on-the-wall opportunity is the next best thing to actually being in the band! Featuring an eclectic mix of celebrity guests including The Doors' Robby Krieger performing live with the Ramones, Eddie Vedder, Carly Simon, Gilbert Gottfried, "Grandpa" Al Lewis (of TV's The Munsters), Bono & U2, Debbie Harry and many more! See why the Ramones have stood the test of time with their simple yet immortal brand of music that's influenced generations the world over. From their humble NYC beginnings at CBGB's to induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Ramones have done it all. Now you'll feel like you're right there with them the whole time with one of the most important bands to break ground since the Beatles led the British Invasion! Don't miss the world-famous Ramones in their first officially authorized DVD: Ramones Raw! Featuring 21 vintage live performances of Ramones classics including "Blitzkrieg Bop," "I Wanna Be Sedated," rare gems like "I Can't Make It on Time" and more! Songs include: Blitzkrieg Bop, Teenage Lobotomy, Today Your Love Tomorrow the World, Rockaway Beach, Touring, Apeman Hop, 53rd and 3rd, Cretin Hop, I Wanna Be Sedated, I Don't Want You, Judy Is a Punk, I Can't Make It on Time, Do You Remember Rock and Roll Radio, I Just Wanna Have Something to Do, Rock and Roll Radio, Pinhead, Take It as It Comes, She's the One, Sheena Is a Punk Rocker, I Don't Want to Grow Up, R.A.M.O.N.E.S.
Over 90 Minutes of Special Features with More Ramones Songs:
Feature-Length Commentary Track with Johnny Ramone, Marky Ramone & Director John Cafiero, 8 TV Appearances, 18 Deleted Scenes, 12 Easter Eggs, 1 Full-length Bonus Program (27 minutes).
Executive Producer: Marky Ramone
Produced, Directed & Edited By: John Cafiero
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An appropriately rough-and-tumble visual scrapbook of the Ramones' 20-year run, Ramones: Raw is sure to please fans of the legendary punk band with over five hours of live performances and rare behind-the-scenes footage. The core of the disc is a rock & roll Frankenstein of ferocious live performances of their most well-loved numbers, including "Blitzkrieg Bop," "Rockaway Beach," and many others, interspersed with footage of the band on television and at venues around the world. But for veteran Ramones followers, the disc's real value comes in the supplemental features, which are crowned by an hourlong, never-before-seen performance filmed for Italian television. The extras also include rowdy appearances on everything from Howard Stern's early '90s TV series to the NYC cable access program Uncle Floyd; clips from drummer Marky Ramone's extensive Super-8 footage of the band offer an off-stage glimpse at the group's humor, especially in the face of frantic international audiences. All this, capped by wry commentary by Marky and Johnny, means that if you've flown the Gabba-Gabba-Hey flag at any point in your life, you'll want Ramones: Raw. --Paul Gaita
Product details
- Aspect Ratio : 1.33:1
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- MPAA rating : Unrated (Not Rated)
- Product Dimensions : 7.5 x 5.5 x 0.75 inches; 0.01 ounces
- Director : John Cafiero
- Media Format : NTSC, Closed-captioned, Full Screen, Color, Dolby, Special Edition
- Run time : 1 hour and 45 minutes
- Release date : September 28, 2004
- Actors : Joey Ramone, Johnny Ramone, Dee Dee Ramone, Marky Ramone, Christopher Ward
- Language : English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
- Studio : IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT
- ASIN : B0002NY7UO
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #123,221 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- #3,553 in Music Videos & Concerts (Movies & TV)
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Well, that was the beginnings of me and the Ramones. I also bought their "Road to Ruin" album and one other that I just can't seem to find anymore. At about the same time, I started going to "The Skeleton Club," a local Punk Rock place in the poorer part of the downtown district. It was interesting and fun. They'd feature three bands a night and most of them looked like they'd fit right in with the Ramones. In the audience there were "ladies" who wore dog collars and and had crew cuts and a lot of the guys had black leather jackets and heavy boots and looked tough as nails. Well, they were just young people dancing and having a good time. Oh, there were occasional fist fights between band members and guys on the dance floor, but most of that just amounted to foul language and some pushing and shoving around. I specifically remember one night. The place didn't have air conditioning and it became so sweltering inside that they opened the doors and let the crowd out to get a bit of fresh air. A cop drove by and saw about 50-75 of the punks out in the street. He immediately stopped and called for reinforcements. In a matter of minutes, we were surrounded by four police cars all shining their lights on us. One guy was on the mic and declared us an unlawful assembly and said if we didn't get back inside we would be arrested. Ah, yes. The early Punk scene.
In any case, the Ramones were directly or indirectly behind all this, although they never received nearly enough credit. Just recently, I picked up the "Ramones Raw" DVD and relived a bit of this very interesting part of rock history. The DVD features the Ramones, of course, and Raw is a meaningful part of the title. It's not a story. It's not a concert. It has no readily apparent organization. It's not in chronologic order. It's just a hodge-podge of stuff put together around the Ramones and their constant touring. The whole thing makes for fascinating viewing and there's many excellent bits of the Ramones going trough their songs. I suppose the thing has some structure to it because it holds the attention, but the structure isn't apparent to me. If you're wondering what it might be like to be a popular Punk band, then this DVD is a good start. If you've ever wondered what the Ramones were like as individual persons, this is excellent. If you've heard about the Ramones being as popular in South America as the Beatles, this is the place to see it. In short, if you're really interested in Punk Rock and the Ramones (the founding fathers of Punk), this is a fine DVD.
Well, If you aren't all that interested in Punk and in the Ramones, then it wouldn't make all that good of a watch. If you don't like Ramones music, then why would you be reading this? If you had no previous knowledge, then this might be a simply awful movie. If you aleady have a good background, then it's a fascination.
Gary Peteron
1.) End of the Century
2.) Ramones Raw
They compliment each other well. Go get em and have fun. Make sure to watch ALL the bonus features on both!
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By the time this was shot, the band got along most of the time, but there are some moments when Marky is the perfect foil for Johnny's expected tantrums and acerbic humour. Good to see plenty of CJ as well.
Many, many songs from the archives. The bonus material is what makes this dvd well worth it. TV appearances, cut scenes and a free concert to boot.
Definitely the best Ramones compilation released to date.


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