The Kids Are Losing Their Minds: The Ramones' Debut At 40 Looking back on teenage musical education, lines in the sand and the birth of punk, a.k.a. the moment in 1976 when Ramones bopped its way onto a scene that wasn't ready and into musical history.

Listen to an Unreleased Early Ramones Demo: ‘I Don’t Wanna Walk Around With You’ (Exclusive) The song comes from the upcoming 40th anniversary deluxe edition of the band's debut.

9 Ramones T-Shirts in Pop Culture While the band stopped releasing new music in the mid-’90s, the famed Ramones T-shirts are still as popular as ever.

Bruce Springsteen: Hungry Heart was written for the Ramones | EW.com Music Bruce Springsteen reveals he wrote 'Hungry Heart' for the Ramones by Jessica Goodman • @jessgood Share Tweet Share on Google+ Share on Pinterest Share on Tumblr Share Tweet Share on Google+ Share on Pinterest Share on Tumblr (Douglas Gorenste Read more ... in/NBC) Posted December 18 2015 — 8:28 AM EST Relate…

Bruce Springsteen reveals he wrote 'Hungry Heart' for the Ramones On a visit to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Bruce Springsteen talked about his upcoming The River tour and reminisced about some of his infamous stage antics. But early in the interview, Springsteen revealed he originally wrote one of his m Read more ... ost iconic songs, "Hungry ...

My failed Ramones audition It's 1989; Dee Dee has quit the band to pursue a solo career. The Ramones need a bassist, and I know just the guy

Kanye West is spotted wearing a Ramones t-shirt Kim Kardashian wore first Kim and Kanye just love the Ramones so much.

Marvin Gaye and the Ramones Make a Strange, Powerful Pair in “Peculiar Bop” Mark Vidler, the British producer and mix-and-match savant, has for the past decade crafted hundreds of mashups under his Go Home Productions banner. His latest EP, Sleazy Egyptian, is a typically deft collection, and perhaps the standout track is a Read more ... Marvin Gaye-Ramones pairing called “Peculiar Bop.”…

Classic Rock / Los Angeles Times This day in rock history, April 23, 1976, the Ramones announced its bratty arrival with the release of the New York quartet's debut album, efficiently titled "The Ramones," an album that set the tone, attitude and tempo for much of the punk revoluti Read more ... on that followed. Here's a bit of Times pop music critic Robert Hilburn's first big story from 1976 on the Ramones and the brewing punk movement, which also touched on L.A.'s own Runaways.

The last Ramone standing: “We were 90 percent fun and 10 percent pent-up animosity” Marky Ramone on losing his bandmates, why he didn't punch Johnny in the mouth, and that scathing Morrissey review