Joey Ramone & Lemmy talk Morrissey 1992
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- Joey Ramone co-hosts an alternative music video show, even though he doesn't express much love for bands like Husker Du and Nirvana, and is joined by Lemmy from Motorhead. Together, they can't resist mocking live musical guest Morrissey (Lemmy pretends he's excited about Morrissey, but when the host says he's sure he's sincere, Lemmy bluntly looks at the camera and says he's not!). The duo also complains - on MTV - about neither being invited to perform at the MTV Video Music Awards, Suzanne Vega ("She's got a cold probably" says Lemmy), and for some reason Joey calls Husker Du "a Ramones ripoff" (he apparently thinks anyone who plays fast is ripping them off?). The referenced videos and live Morrissey performance have been cut, so only the host segments remain, as broadcast in September 1992. The BetaGems channel also has "Lemmy shows you his Halloween treat bag 1988," "Joey Ramone 4-16-92 interview UNRELEASED," "The Ramones 7-15-89 late night television performance," "The Ramones 6-10-95 Movie Medley TV award show performance," and "Ramones 4-9-92 Toad's Place CT UNRELEASED."
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I met Lemmy in Vegas. He was just walking down the street I went up to him and told him how much I loved motorhead. He was very soft spoken and gracious and spoke with me for almost 20 minutes! He was a great human being.
“It’s nice to be successful and all but you don’t want to lose sight of your friends… or else you’ve got nothing” - Joey Ramone
Part of the reason why I love Joey. ❤️❤️
Most beautiful man, EVER! Inside & out.
And dude just blew past it. To me it was very profound. Such a legend.
Wise man
Nutin
I love how Joey turns into a kid as soon as Lemmy comes out.
"Joseph!" 😀
Bueno, yo he esperado toda la entrevista que lemmy saltase como un león encima de Joey y se lo comiese
Lemmy is the King of Rock N Rollers i reckon.
Not even close.
He relaxed, because Lemmy is in Motörhead, not MTV😉
2 absolute legends that mutually respect each other.
Top blokes
One legend. The other is not nearly.
@MOONLIGHT LOVE 🌙💓 if the Ramones and Motorhead aren’t legends no one is.
@@docsavage8640 I was so pissed at first, because I thought you meant Joey 😢 while I agree with you to an extent, can I at least hear your reasoning for why Motorhead aren’t legends? Didn’t they basically do for Metal what the Ramones did for punk?
@@Re-Todd_Howard not really. motorhead have this legendary status, but their cultural impact doesn't come close to the ramones'
2 of the coolest bastards to ever walk this earth sitting side by side.
AMen!
Two REAL rockers who don't compromise!
Two rockers id have gave my right arm to have been there with them
@@davidlester7066 Give My Right Arm To Have Them Here With Us Today!!!
@@MrZombiejoe Respect ZombieJoe
Presenter: 'You did a song called Ramones once, right?'
Lemmy: 'Well we did it twice. We didn't get it on the first take.'
I guess Brian Wilson wasn't involved in the recording process.
🙂🙂🙂
Brilliant lol
Lemmy was probably one of the most delightfully charismatic ambassadors of rock and roll to have ever lived and likely ever will. Joey is exactly the kind of guy I figured he'd be at first glance.
Joey Ramone was the nicest guy you could meet, and Lem thought the world of him and his band.
@@RSR423 I believe it
@Roman deStreets what song was long?
@Roman deStreets it's funny because when I was a kid most TV and radio were playing shit they released at the time. I don't think I heard the original first lp until I was 16 and it I didn't even know who it was, it blew my world.
@Roman deStreets I envy you. I was either 2 or 3 years old. Yet how I wish I could have been there. My wife was born that year. About one month before Chernobyl.
Lemmy actually liked punk music (and punks!) When I was a punk he helped me to win the jackpot on a fruit machine in a pub at the top of Portabello Rd. He was really interested in all us (punks) - asked about bands, music etc.
Really? Now you've got me interested. What type of stuff did he ask about?
He always dedicated God save the queen to me at every show after we are motörhead came out....
♠️4eva
Notting Hill
"The Eagle"
“When I was punk” 😆
You lucky.... I'd have given my right nut to meet Lemmy. The man was unique, along with Filthy Animal Phill Taylor and Ed RIP Brothers!
Lem just starts singing Pet Sematary. He loved the RAMONES so damn much.
Sematary
@@nwfl775 lol they’re American they spell everything wrong! 😂
@@samyandkitty8399 it’s spelled that way because it’s based on a Stephen King novel and the sign at the burial ground was written by kids who misspelled “cemetery”.
@@samyandkitty8399 Spelled incorrectly, would be proper. You were wrong in your correction whilst being correct in context. 👏 👏
@@lilbill2322 misspelled is a word ya goofball
One of the highlights of my life was handing Joey a hardcopy of “Please Kill Me” when I worked at the St Marks Bookshop back in the 90s. He stood at the back counter next to me for about ten minutes, slowly turning the pages and silently reminiscing. I found it incredible that I was watching a man looking at a book and reading words and seeing pictures from an amazing time that he actually experienced firsthand.
@@anotherdimension8140 The original version of the book came out in 1996. That takes a 30 second search on Google to verify-- you could have spent the time doing that instead of typing conjecture and trying to "poke holes"
This girl I am datings dad is 95 and I told him I just watched john Wayne’s “sands of Iwo Jima” and he looked at me and says….”I was there”. Pretty Trippy.
Sweet story life experience and meeting Joey. I had a co worker back in early 90's who was a Ramone Groupie and had crush on Dee Dee. She actually got us into the Ritz for free & watched the Ramones perform while we hung in the VIP Lounge. It happened to be Joey's B-day, so when the Band came up we all did a Champagne Toast to Joey. Fun Times Indeed.:)
I miss the old NY. I grew up there, its a completely different place now. Still had that feel tho in up until 2006-7. Then it all went to Brooklyn. Brooklyn was cool until about 2013...now it's all a memory. Kind regards.
@@mumbles215 On set or the battle....he'd have to been 17 to be in the thick of it.....not saying he wasn't cause that was the Greatest Generation
Kind of amazing to remember that once upon a time, MTV aired programming that was actually interesting with actual musicians who played actual music.
The Madonna videos and Judas Priest videos were what made MTV in the 1980's!
They should just change the name to 'Ridiculousness TV' now and be done with it.
I saw Ramones in a little outdoor venue in St.Pete, FL called Jannus Landing. In between songs I yelled out, "I love you, Joey!!!". He says back, "Who said that?? You got good taste.". I was fifteen years old. I will never forget that day.
Joey was such a cool dude - it was so terribly cruel he died so young - RIP
Yeah, what a shame
Was he into drugs?
@@David-vt3hn cancer claimed him .
...and the others from the band.
Jesus Christ, I would have killed to see Motorhead and the Ramones on a show together.
Hell Yeah!!!!!
Saw the Ramones 21 times and Motorhead 20 times. But never together. I think they played in South America together, though, around '93-'94 (Rio, maybe?)
@@strictlydubwise The only thing I ever saw of them together was the Ramones' final concert when they sang "R.A.M.O.N.E.S." together.
@@strictlydubwise they played toghether in Argentina (1994, Velez sarfield stadium) for maybe 30-40.000 people
Hey , I saw them in Argentina !!! Hell yehaaaa
I love Lemmys voice, he’s got a soft spoken nature to his voice when he speaks, but he speaks with a lot of intelligence and wit. When he’s on a stage he sounds like a totally different person, a voice that can dilapidate a bed flowers into ashes, a guttural rasp like he’s gargling a chainsaw.
2 of the Nicest and True Sincere guys of all time in the music world.
RIP Both Legends.
they're dead?
@@83piwo for ages
Thanks BetaGems, it's archivists like yourselves that are doing a service close to my heart. Anyone who preserves media and/or culture that would otherwise be lost are heroes in my book.
Thanks! It's been a fun and gratifying two years, with around 100 more tapes still to go thru - glad you're enjoying the uploads!
I second. This made my morning. Appreciate ya.
Yes. Thank you for your efforts! 👏👏👏👏
a couple of genuine originals. RIP to you both
When MTV was worth a shit.
MTV was still shit then tbh. 120 minutes was the only two hours worth watching every week.
Right, they played a lot of really lame music.
But they sure as hell were worth watching. They had the programs.
120 minutes. The VMAs. Headbangers Ball.
Come the fuck on. Everyone watched that shit back since it started. Fuckin garbage or not, Everyone tuned in. Even the punks ,goths and skaters. We were all waiting for our moment in the sun. It was all on there. I'm sure that whomever is reading was waiting , at some point to hear a certain video. What ever happened to this platform? Internet, of course . But how is this type of commercialism not still relevant? The remaining record companies didn't realize their outlet. Most people that I know like to get high. What better platform is there than a channel for stoners to sit and watch without thinking and possibly be turned on to something that they've never heard without changing the channel? I guess that I'm a dinosaur, but it seems pretty obvious.
MT who now?
No mocking of Morrissey of any kind.
He barely even gets mentioned.
You done me a heckin' bamboozle OP!
@Stalin Art and life, best to keep these things separate, otherwise we end up w/ a lot of bad art by seemingly virtuous people.
"lighten up morrisey" Sparks
@@neonskyline1 The Mael brothers and Moz are good friends.
@@permaveg :)
i know right
I always liked Joey. I like that he was promoting local upcoming bands that were following in his footsteps here. I remember him hanging out in places like the Conti, checking out the local talent on a fairly regular basis. RIP good sir. You rocked.
One programme with Lemmy, Joey Ramone AND Morrissey in studio. Holy shit. Those were awesome times.
Agree. Sorry Lemme but the Smith's were a much better band than yours or Joey's.
@@michaelwalker3935 lol
Indeed, but everybody likes eating junk food
When was Morrissey on it?
Morrissey's more talent in one nail than these two together. And they were stupid enough to criticize others work too.
Crap, they barely even mentioned Morrissey--contrary to the title.
Joey didn't mock Moz, but he knew his pal Lem had some humorous thoughts, so he set him up...
Joey had the same plastic surgeon as mickey jackson by the look of his mouth and cheeks
Lemme would have felt sorry for anyone who had surgery because brits don’t need that crap to look good
Tbh lemmys second sentence puts ramone right in his place, cross over from long hair to punk. Suck it up USA
@@samyandkitty8399 OK, you are a little bit confused. Lemmy Fucking loved the Ramones! He wrote a song called “Ramones”. He was saying that Motorhead and the Ramones were the two bands that were “crossover bands” between Punk and long hair (rock/metal), Meaning both punks and rockers like both the Ramones and Motörhead, whereas punks don’t like motley Crue, and rockers don’t like the Pistols or Clash necessarily. Joey Ramone, rest assured, never had any fucking plastic surgery! Was just always a weird looking dude, from birth. No transformation, like Michael Jackson. By the way, Morrissey also loves the Ramones. Joey didn’t insult Morrissey, Lemmy did, Which is my comment…
@@samyandkitty8399 nobody put anybody in anyone's place. And the UK always follows the USA in world affairs. So suck it yourself.
Hahaha love Joey's dry humor : "Well he was doing Hawkwind all...and we weren't"
Lem "I would have noticed..." 😆
I have to confess that I spent the majority of my teen years fantasising about Lemmy & Joey so seeing them together is incredible
Love The Ramones, love Motorhead and love Morrissey
👍👍🇩🇪
Makes two of us.
Love The Smith's and Joey Ramone.
Love the Ramones, love Motorhead, Morrissey lives up his own ass.
The difference is: Lemmy and Joey were cool, Morrissey is not.
6:26 Joey "Motorhead never let me down"
Me neither!
RipLemmyAndJoeyRamone
"I dressed for the future tonight. Which is the same thing I wear for the past and for the present, every single day of my life"
If there was any outfit to wear everyday, Joey's wasn't a bad one. Leather 4Ever.
I'm pretty sure that was the joke
No its cause the future is a bunch of commie thugs wearing the same thing etc.
@@JSTNtheWZRD I hope they're not carrying guns.
@@happy_92 none to speak of
These guys are straight up joking about how MTV didn’t invite them to the previous year’s MTV awards…they are straight up dumping on MTV.
That would NEVER happen today.
Total legends.
It would probably never happen because no one gives a fuck about MTV today.
@@davidgrahn1681 it’s not about MTV specifically, it’s about having the nerve to mock the very channel that is interviewing you.
It’s called having balls.
I'm surprised that MTV still exists.
@@nihilizt haha, that’s actually such a good point.
How does such a big thing once become so second rate?
@@TheWorld_2099 The government realised that rock music made people think independently so ruthlessly crushed any of these kind of nefarious sources.
Suzanne Vega's new album 99.9 degree's.. "She's got a cold probably" ha Lemmy is funny af.
Holy shit. Man , I love seeing Joey & Lem together. Icons, legends . 🙏🏻
Lemmy Kilmister would have been 46yrs old during this broadcast as Lemmy was born the same year as my Father which is 1945 & Lemmy's birthday is in December 🤘
good for you
Lemmy was pretty old when he went famous with motorhead
He looked awesome, insanely cool
In Chicago, I saw Motorhead (Orgasmatron, 1986) at Aragon, and the Ramones at Metro. The last time Morrissey came to town was with The Smiths in 1984; and I was lucky enough to have caught that too. Those were better days, whether we knew it at the time...
I seen motorhead at the metro
Aragon Brawlroom! Morrissey really hasn’t been back since he was in the Smiths??
So cool seein these two together.
This is GOLDEN. thank you for the upload
Back in the day when MTV Europe meant something
R.I.P to Joey and Lemmy.I loved 120 Btw.It played the best music and was in a late time spot but, I never missed it.MTV once was awesome 30 years ago
WHAT A PAIR !!! Thanks for posting this !!!
“Two living legends“ gone forever. See ya later, Lem and Joey✌️
Modern music doesn’t deserve either Joey or Lemmy. What a golden age with those two. 👍🏻
1:50 Love how the host teed up Joey to talk about the new Ramones album and he just ignored it and talked about something else 😂
I love that Lemmy and Joey both said "to hell with MTV" and the other hosts just gets super awkward and quiet haha. Rest in power legends!!
I love Joey because he really cared about the music.
He always seems to be a truly nice guy and genuinely unaffected by fame. No arrogance, no ego.
I just wish he was still alive now to enjoy a resurgeance of the Ramones music.
I wish they were all here.
idk dude joey thinking husker du is a ramones rip off reaks of a shit ego
yeah all that glue sniffing maybe wasn't the best retirement plan
@@aerouwid4624 and also saying Nirvana wouldn't exist without the Ramones is just ridiculous. There were a ton of other bands that inspired them.
@@graydenday3760 Pixies...
@@aerouwid4624 yeah there’s some
some ego there but I mean Husker Du liked the Ramones and covered them. Joeys a good guy, he was just a tad pissed that the Ramones never sold a shit ton of records in their heyday and bands heavily influenced by them did.
The era of legends
Que buen recuerdo, esa noche lo vi en directo y lo recuerdo perfectamente.
OMG I miss 120 Minutes!!! I used to stay up late and watch it with the volume low so my parents wouldn't know I was awake lol!
You didn't record it on VHS?
I love how one of the top three punk frontman in history got excited at the possibility to meet Faith No More.
It shows how little he thought of himself but how much praise he was willing to give other artist's.
I remember watching this when it was broadcast and I was SO excited to watch live these two legends together. The music around this episode had so much impact on me... thanks for the memories.
Even though they weren't so great, he tastes like you only sweeteeeeeer
Joey was the nicest guy in rock n roll!
Ginger Baker was the nicest guy in rock.
@@metaldams78 good joke bro
He tricked Sid Vicious into drinking a glass of his piss...thats not very nice if you ask me!
Oh my bad...it wasnt Sid Vicious it was Johnny Rotten!
Lemmy and Joey together in the same room. Fucking Legends.
I miss THIS version of MTV.
This is less a video, more a document. It should be cherished. How wonderful: two charming and funny men talking affably, but whose music would take your face off with its power. Thanks for posting.
Thank goodness for MTV and classic clips like this.
I have always loved the Ramones.
God bless Joey , you are missed.
actually there are no gods
I can't stop smiling watching this two there, god damn! The times when the Gods walk on earth
Joey "there's nobody like either of our bands".
And there never was, and never will be again. These men are fucking Gods.
If these men are your gods you are in trouble...
He said they “are” Gods, not they are my Gods.
Not only are you judgmental but you also can’t read. Imagine all the small things you have reacted because you judge first
Yeah, they both left no stone unturned regarding Morrissey.
"Where would MTV be without us? In the dumpster, most likely." - Lemmy
Both gone, but never forgotten ...Rest in Love
I saw Motorhead once and the Ramones around 6 times. A place called City Gardens in Trenton NJ. This was around 1984-1990. Small club with a bar and teeth and blood on the walls. I saw the best shows City Gardens. Plasmatics, Dead Kennedy's, Suicidal Tendencies, Murphy's Law, Biohazard, and Venom to name a few. Great time to be a teenager.
I saw the Ramones there 89 or 90. I still remember the crowd chanting “Hey! Ho! Let’s go!” Then when they started playing the whole place just erupting like a grenade went off.
@@MinMaxxx I saw them in 89, I think. Did ya check out the bathroom wall with all the signatures? I loved that club. 1234
@@rowstone3019 That was my only time at that club and I don’t recall. I was old school Priest and Dio metalhead who was just getting into the Ramones around that time. I started dating this hot punk/goth chick and she’s the one who got me to go to the show. I just remember sweating my balls off in there cuz I was wearing like 20 lbs of leather and studs lol!
@@MinMaxxx Awesome! It's cool that you know that place. I had plenty of leather too. Rock on Brother. I remember the Hey Ho! Great Show!
husker du was far from a rip off of the ramones
To be fair, ramones are so influential, you'd be hard pressed to fund a band that DIDN'T rip off the ramones, either intentionally or unintentionally
"Speaking of Nirvana, I miss their soothing, calming effect, their soul and spirit and angst, great songs, antics, and excitement. Where are the exorcists when you need them to calm the beast within?" - Joey Ramone
Kurt would be shilling for the jab if he hadn't offed himself
Love that quote
"He was in Hawkwind and all that, and I wasn't." Haha. Exactly. Lemmy looks strong and healthy here
Two legends in heaven rocking forever 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Damn man.. This is great
It's literally in the future as I'm watching this talk about this guy saying he's in the future.
Bless Joey for helping out all the NYC bands , especially L.E. S. STITCHES
RIP you absolute legend 🙌
Joey and Lemmy were stunningly talented, always real, very intelligent and SO witty. But what endeared me most to them- they were very lovely gentlemen with kind hearts. Rest in Peace and Respect- 2 of my heroes in rock and roll.
Clickbait title.
The interview was ok, but Lemmy casually said nothing, Joey smirked, the host, and the joker who posted this are scumbags.
I am glad that you mentioned that term, clickbait. I have seen that many times and periodically I have fallen for it, really lame.
Yes it is a click bait! I just read Joey and Lemmy and click on it...enough to bait anyone!! ahahaha
Joey🎶in the future🙄💞
Well, good click bait ...
Motorhead, Megadeth , Cromags Santa Monica CA eons ago. What a show. Unfortunately never got to see The Ramones. Two Icons in the same room that influenced so many bands . Rest in Power
Love LEMMY, never been a big Ramones fan, but Cro Mags on the age of Quarrel tour would have been great to see.
Age of Quarrel tour..beginning of Megadeth...Motorhead active again...what a concert...
Saw Megadeth, Motorhead and the Ramones - sadly, not all together - but in different periods of my concert-attending life. Never got to see the Cro-Mags though for what it's worth.
@@barbaradascalos4411 I was living in Montreal in the 80s and the cro-mags selling their age of quarrel demo cassette in front of the club to get gas to drive back home. It's so much more aggressive then their namesake vinyl that came out a few years later. I think they later reissued that demo and called it before the quarrel. John Joseph's voice is through the roof.
Can we all just take a *moment* to fully appreciate the lush, shiny, immaculate beauty of Joey Ramone's hair??
I just wanna--- brush it, run my fingers through it, braid it, play with it, it's just so gorgeous OMG I CAN'T
These two legends are playing that show up in the heavens now that they’re back together. Rest easy Joey and Lemmy ❤️ That really would have been a hell of a show…Ramones and Motörhead
Vega "she gotta cold probably." (funny)
That got my attention too. Lol.
He always had something to say. Ya had to be quick.
Joey and Lemmy were some of the coolest guys to ever walk the earth. I’m sure they’re in heaven rocking out
I was fortunate enough to see 'Motorhead' live, about 15 years before Lemmy passed on.
I'll never forget that night.
🕯R.I.P. Lemmy🕯
🕯R.I.P. Joey🕯
Saw them several times, but never Ramones unfortunately.
Skip the quotes dude. ’It’s’ super annoying
@@K50ATTACK
GFY.
'Now' 'I'm' 'GLAD' 'you' 'don't' 'like' 'it.'
Husker Du is still one of my favorite bands. I have to disagree with Joey, Husker Du is far from being a Ramones ripoff. They had their own sound/style. And unlike them, I love The Smiths / 90s to earlier Morrissey songs. Not bad.
Hüsker Dü had their own sound. Agreed. They were great.
Im pretty sure Husker Du had in some way been influenced by Ramones but they did not copy them at all. They were true originals.
Husker Du very much had there own sound and I do not think they were in any way a Ramones RIP-off. Not at all.
I have been meaning to listen to morrisey for like 30 yrs now but never have got around to it...
@@joejones9520 Morrissey is an acquired taste. To me he's made very good guitar-driven pop songs. Everything from 1994's Southpaw Grammar to earlier I loved. Anything after, it's hit and miss to me. More misses that hits, if I may add.
- Suzanne Vega's new album, 99.9 degrees...
- She got a cold probably...
LMAO
I thought he said "she's got a cult".
Lemmy was good to have around CBGBs when I worked there and Joey was fun to do lights for. His brother did the bar when I spun at Coney Island High too. I worked for Dave Kendall briefly for the Alterworld site too. So many connections to the personal past in this video!
lemmy, joey, mozzer, all living the nightmare we all do, and loving it.
Joey Ramone.... you're in the future.
I love these time capsules! It's great to see my heroes again from when I first discovered them.
Nobody was more Rock n Roll than Lemmy.
he makes Keith Richards seem like the all-star, clean-cut popular quarterback and class president...
Amen.
@@joejones9520 Lems not into heroin, though. Look, he could drink anyone under the table but Keith does H every day for the last 60 years. Even Amy Winehouse couldn't catch up to it.
@@juliangrant9718 but keith never mainlined.
@@joejones9520 yeah, you're absolutely right. He does his sh*t in moderation. But let's not pretend he doesn't look like he took a peek inside the Arc of the Covenant. H makes him look like the Crypt Keeper.
120 Minutes was such an incredible show.
1991-1992 was such a great time for music, until around 1996
I used to sneak downstairs while my parents slept, and watch 120 Min. on the old Phillips console TV, late at night & just get that rush to watch those bands. NIN, Front Line Assembly, Ministry, Cure, etc.. Thank you Dave Kendall....
Watched 120 minutes all the time, still have the mix tape MTV put out for 120m. Watching this in 1992, never thought I’d make it to freakin 2021!
This has almost nothing to do with Morrissey. Joey and Lemmy were both epic. I love all three of them.
im shocked dude didnt explode by the shear power these legends had combined
The two best rockers in the world ever !
“Now we’ve got the new video from Susanne Vega”
Joy was pure soul, we need more humans like him, RIP Joy Ramone
*Joey
This is cool to see. Thanks 🙏🏻
Good times...! The world has become so boring,
No more bands that people give their lives too. I miss the days of touring around with bands.
@@rowstone3019 they still have it over in Europe with various metal genre bands, symphonic metal and all that.
@@joejones9520 That's good to hear.
thank you sooo much for posting this! I must've been asleep that Saturday in ...'92?
Brilliant !!! thanks for posting
Back from the dying days of TV, when shows were actually worth watching.
Sad but true.
Lemmy once said "the most important thing is a sense of humour'..wise words!!
Thanks for this video.
I LOVE 120 MINUTES!!! Used to tape it and rewatch it over and over and over!
I love watching these old clips. Literally the closest thing to a time machine
I don't sooo agree. The tempo is also so different from today. You can actually hear what they say. Today is a match to cramp as many words as possible high-speed in one sentence.
God i miss Lemmys sense of humor
two rocknroll legends right there together good mates Lemmy and Joey .
It’s surreal seeing these two sitting together for some reason. Joey and Lemmy, that is. They’re larger than life.