RAMONES - Poison Heart (REACTION!!!)
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Pet Semetery is a masterpiece
It's a regular pop song I dunno what the big deal is
@@aryavart296 are you deaf or what?
@@aryavart296 It is a pop song, just not a regular one though.
Misfits- Where Eagles Dare
Raymond Cardella Last Caress or Halloween
James Smallwood Last Caress would be good. Idk if Halloween would be the right intro song for them. Perhaps Horror Business
Raymond Cardella I think they’d dig it. They seem to like a catchy chorus (who doesn’t, lol).
London dungeon
They have to do Skulls! Best Misfits song!
Dead Kennedy's - Holiday Cambodia
punk rock greatness
No doubt about this! You ain't lyin'.
Seeing these guys getting into punk (they need to go back and visit Misfits because of the Danzig video) is exciting. And yeah, totally would love to hear them get into Dead Kennedy's, and either Holiday in Cambodia or California Uber Ales would be good choices.
I just suggested the exact same myself
GREAT SONG .. " .God where the Hell is my " Fresh Fruit For Rotting Vegetables" LP " I like " Lets Lynch The Landlord" almost as much as your choice. Although like Violent Femmes So much more but I went to College in Milwaukee used to see them playing on Street Corners.
My favorite Dead Kennedys song.
Bad Brains - I Against I
Or Re-Ignition. It is full of transitions. These guys love smooth transitions..
patrick miller YES!
or something from there first album would be even better. like Big Takeover, Sailin' On, Banned In D.C. ,Attitude, Right Brigade, & maybe even Pay To Cum
Yes indeed
You guys get it!
Definitely was not expecting the Ramones, this is awesome...maybe some Misfits or Dead Kennedy’s next
MISFITS should be next for sure. forget anymore Slayer, Rush, Tool, etc... Time for the boys to get that punk bug!!!
The CandymaN caN DK
Bad Religion!
Daniel Romero yes!
The Exploited, Discharge, The Plasmatics, Agnostic Front, Joy Division, Christian Death, Sisters of Mercy, Fields of the Nephilim....
The Ramones were just a few regular guys with average ability and superhero enthusiasm who were tired of arena rock, and they wanted to re-create old-style rock'n'roll. Joey can't really sing, but he does his best Elvis impression. The songs are simple and meant to be call-backs to the fifties. It's their subject matter and their attitude that basically crystallized what would be called "punk rock."
Pet Semetary is a goddamn underrated masterpiece. The chorus is catchy as all hell and spooky too
RAMONES - my brain is hanging upside down
My favorite
Ramones went through MANY transformations throughout their career. Many different styles both in their music and vocal delivery. This is definitely a deep cut to an era that hardly no one other than a Ramones completionist listens to and as one of those people, I appreciate you guys giving this a shot. Not many people really know this era of their career and the fact that you found it is pretty cool.
Alice in Chains - Would?
YES. That one is a must.
The Misfits - Bullet
MOTORHEAD - ACE OF SPADES
now it's the time !!
Yes Motorhead. But they've probably heard Ace of Spades. (They use it in car commercials now, for god's sake!) What's the back-up plan?
Bomber?
Bomber is a good choice. I always liked the "No Sleep Til Hammersmith" versions of "The Hammer" and "We are the Road Crew" also.
Overkill, Snaggletooth, All For You, The Wolf
or Bad Religion
Black Flag is another great Punk Rock band!
Hate do this but Shot out too John for the letter. Name seems very generic
Misfits as well.
If they do Black Flag they gotta do My War or TV Party.
They wouldn't like Black Flag
that would be funny as hell... don't know if they'd understand the kind of sarcasm in the lyrics of TV Party or Six Pack. May as well suggest I Kill Children by DK
The Smiths - This Charming Man
Brilliant suggestion.
For some classic trend setting punk, try the Misfits. Where Eagles Dare or Hollywood Babylon
The Ramones have a lot of similar sounding songs, but with only a few chords they made some really catchy music. Great job guys. Killin’ it as always!
Porcupine Tree - Arriving Somewhere But Not Here
Really love you guys ! You have become my favorite music reactions channel
Punk is really a cousin to rap. But it's that weird cousin nobody knows about and shows up randomly every other family reunion.
The Ramones in reference to all of punk is that yes, they were forefsthers but are the equivilant to a club song. If Blitzkrieg or Pet Cemetary comes on in the car and I'm in a whatever mood, I'll blast it and sing it. The next tier would be The Clash or Sex Pistols. But it depends. The Clash show the lyrical side to punk. It would be like me listening to rap and not understanding all of his references. But they are wide ranging and have radio songs but also pure punk songs. The Sex Pistols they show the wild side of punk, not very technical or great lyrically..but it's edgy. The Damned would also be on their level and are the forefathers of goth (they are my personal favorite) they aren't lyrically heavy, but melodic with some talented musicians, some songs are super punk and fast and others are pure Melody and emotion. All of those bands started around the same time and even toured together. Then punk started to split off into other directions. That led to new wave, hardcore and a million other genres.
Then there is prepunk or protopunk. The music that led to punk. They would be The New York Dolls, Velvet Underground, Roxy Music, garage bands from the 60s. Some of my favorite music.
And FYI Beastie Boys started as a punk band. Love your channel!
Also, this was later in their career. Joey's voice doesn't sound like this in most of their discography. I hope you'll give another song a chance some day - something earlier. Thanks guys!
Death-Lack of Comprehension!!!!
I just found your channel from your Logic reactions, but both your passion and excitement for the good songs is catchy as all hell. Really like this channel!
Bad Brains - Banned in DC
Theyre a jamaican rasta/punk band. Theyre pretty dope!!!
Anthony Hernandez they're not actually jamacian lol
Anthony Hernandez, excellent suggestion, though they are from D.C - the Bad Brains have given birth to some great bands, like Underdog, etc. Definitely wouldn't mind a reaction to them. :)
Brett R or just because the Bad Brains made some great music.
Do the Misfits -last caress
Helena.
American Psycho... I think the lyrics to last caress is gonna fuck with'em lol
Hybrid Moments!!!
Im with Astro Zombies. Either works for me though haha
Haha, that would be like a 3 minute video ;)
Hi guys! This Ramones song sounds familiar because it reminds you another Ramones song called Pet Semetary which is a very well known hit, written for the '80s movie Pet Semetary,an adaption of Stephen King's book called...you guessed it, Pet Semetary! Anyway, this song comes from a more commercial era of Ramones. Their punk-rock songs were older and they were amazing!
Also, please react to Deep Purple-Child In Time. It is a milestone in music. Greeting from Greece!
yes I was going to suggest "child in time" too since they talked about robert halford and brian jonhson´s voice in the hells bells video,
Dudes, to dig the Ramones, it takes a whole lotta listening and getting your eardrums blown away at a live show, not just some surface scratching...
The Cramps - What's inside a Girl.
They're a weird group but I love em and they cover a sound you guys haven't gotten to touch yet!
The Ramones😍😍😍.
As said before You will love Clutch
Do Clutch and you will be exposed to one of the greatest current bands.
They are still playing and making new music, so doesn't that make them current. Not new for sure.
sure been around for a dozen years, but they are not from the 80's.
YES, DAMMIT. I'll send them a letter and a Clutch mix on cassette.
The dragonfly
Hell yeah to Clutch, but what song? They've really evolved musically over the years. I feel these guys would mostly prefer stuff from Blast Tyrant or maybe Psychic Warfare.
You're my boy, John. Your mix is gold. Tons of good metal out there being made today, just need to look for it.
It'll be pretty interesting to see you guys react to
Rancid-Time Bomb
mikey jib Good song, but not their best. Also, unlikely they've never heard it. Personally, I prefer Roots Radicals or Bloodclot.
Lance L Rats in the hallway.
MÖTÖRHEAD.....ACE OF SPADES
YES, YES, YES!! Or Overkill by them
OVERKILL BORN TO RAISE HELL DAMAGE CASE
Yes!!! Please do this song!!!
I'd rather they do another song by them. Ace of Spades is a good song but they have other songs that they'd probably like better, and they've probably heard it anyway.
Motorhead, The Plasmatics, Venom, Bathory, and Hellhammer are just a few of the early examples of places where punk and metal cross over - with The Ramones as an introduction, this is a great time to hear Motorhead.
You guys should check out Tool’s “Ticks and Leeches.” It is one of their most understated songs, but oh so amazing! It has an irregular meter and is a drummer’s nightmare (or dream lol).
I ran across your channel 2 days ago, watched 10 videos and subscribed. You guys are hilarious and I'd love to be introduced into more music I've never listened to (rap, r&b etc). I didn't see that you guys have done 80's new wave type bands.....the cure, depeche mode, bauhause, maybe throw in social distortion or rammstein (not 80's i know)...keep it up, you guys are fucking great
ramones has that magic... they are sooooo sweet to you hears that you think you heard 1000 times before.
You guys are awesome, your viewers are awesome, this video was awesome. Thanks again!
Punk Rock is not about solos but simple, fast playing with a message (usually).
Alex Rud usually a message of political value. Punk is a happy hopping 3 chords - kind of music with something to say. Good comment.
"Three chords and the Truth...."
Ramones were certainly VFM, a one hour gig with 30 songs! All you got was the occasional 1,2,3,4 😄
Nine Inch Nails - “Wish”
Or "Last"
More punk rock? sweet!!
White Zombie - Thunder Kiss '65!!!
Mamashmeeky They should do White Zombie for sure!
My recommend would be Cosmic Monsters Inc.
Robert Hoppe also a sick song haha. That riff is fucking great!
Mamashmeeky One of my favorite bands of all time. Cursed and blessed with their small catalogue.
Yesss this song
Death-Crystal Mountain!!!!
Would be funny to see them to react to Chuck's vocals. Fair warning, it's Death Metal, it's going to be distorted vocals.
yassssssssssss
React to Ramones- Too Tough To Die
When the letter you read listed Metal Church as the first songs on the list....A single year rolled down my cheek...I have always loved Metal Church!!
machine head - halo (Full Version)
Hey Guys...
Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck by Prong!!! This song was released from the album “Cleansing” in 1993 and is from the Industrial Metal genre. Ya’ll will love the overall groove of this song and George will love the drums!!! Please do it!!! Keep expanding your ears and eyes gentleman!!! Love the channel!!!
Brian
Tonio Moreno it’s an awesome jam!! I wish George and Ryan would react to it!!! I know they’d love it!!
Good suggestion! One of the best concerts I ever went to was Prong opening for Sepultura and Pantera.
You guys got this perfect. Repetitive? Yes. Iconic? Yes. Pioneers? Absolutely. They're a gateway band into both punk and metal. Easy to listen to, yet rebellious. Thank you for giving the respect they deserve, yet hinting at your true thoughts for them. There's no shame in that.
R.I.P. Ramones legends
M O T O R H E A D - A C E O F S P A D E S
I was a punk in the 80's, the town I grew up in total metal. Motorhead was the common denominator!
Bourgeois - Ditto where I grew up man. Motörhead was one band that the rockers and punks could agree on. And early Maiden as well actually; Di'Anno had that punk vibe about him
Ooh yay some punk! The earlier Ramones' albums are amazing, Leave Home is one of my favourites of all time. Some post-punk making a video would be cool, The Cure's "Disintegration" is an absolutely amazing song, both musically and lyrically.
All these years later. I love this.
Wow the romones. I never thought you'll react to this band, they're awesome!
You can always see from the comments that metal heads know way more about the history of their music and respect it more than any one genre u cover. Keep it metal guys. We have love and respect for our music and we don't follow trends. There are so many sub genres within the community that it may sound like it's not even the same type of music but for the most part we all give respect where it is do.
Jeramie Koval you hit the nail on the head man...agree 100%
Y’all are the G.O.A.T.s for real... an hour video then another one (applause)
You guys are awesome.
Hey guys! I hope most, if not all of the songs from the gentleman’s letter make it to the channel. Really good recommendations!! Metal Church, Helloween, Iced Earth, King Diamond... will be waiting for it! Thank you guys!
Pantera Domination Live Moscow :)
muhammad Osama that song is hard af
Sleep - Dragonaut
Smooth metal that will make you feel like a badass listening to it. I think you guys will like this one.
Any Sleep would be awesome
OOOH ohhhohhh, hey guys, let's get'em to react to Dopesmoker!!
Yes! Thank you so much for choosing this song. I think this time period of the Ramones, around 1989, doesn't get enough love.
He sounds like a happy Danzig
Gardiens Nostalgiques As if there is such a thing. Lol
Yeah I was thinking Danzig also . I'M pretty sure he had a band before Danzig but I can't remember who. Keep on rockin.
Was in Misfits
And the Misfits took a lot from the early Ramones.
Ramones - Do you remember rock n roll radio?
FAITH NO MORE! no other band like them!
Oh! By the way I wanted to say that Im a fan from Poland (central Europe) so you guys are getting kinda worldwide! :D Your first video Ive seen was the Black Sabbath War Pigs one - been a fan ever since! Cheers!
+krysiak1987: FAITH NO MORE & MR BUNGLE!
FNM FTW!
Zombie Eaters or Digging the grave
krysiak1987 YES
Savatage - Hall Of The Mountain King
Joey was from New York so, that is why he sounded like that
ICED EARTH! THE most underrated band in metal
Faith No More - The Real Thing
They were the gods of music
Dead Kennedys - Holiday in Cambodia
YES
If you're doing punk now you gotta do Holiday in Cambodia or California Uber Alles by the Dead Kennedys
Naveen Ram or Police Truck
You guys gotta do Fugazi - Waiting Room
YES!!!!
Facet squared
ICED EARTH
As a musician I could never get past the simplicity of bands like this. I do appreciate pioneers and I'm not blind to the road paved. Great reaction as usual!
This is out of left field!
James Haskell Are you sure it's not out of left Hatfield . . . . .
Robert Hoppe.... or Hetfield.....
Queensrÿche - Eyes of a Stranger
Audioslave - "Like A Stone"
I really like what you guys are doing.
Oh you're doing punk rock now! Check out Bad Brains...
Big Takeover!!
*Leprous* - Thorn
*Judas Priest* - Hellrider
*Black Sabbath* - Sweet Leaf
*Porcupine Tree* - Arriving Somewhere but not Here
*Opeth* - Black Rose Immortal
*Rammstein* - Sonne
*Ozzy Osbourne* - Diary of a Madman
*Dream Theater* - Octavarium
*System of a Down* - Prison Song
*Slayer* - Dead Skin Mask
*Iced Earth* - Something Wicked trilogy
*Iron Maiden* - The Trooper
*Metallica* - Ride the Lightning
*Gojira* - The Art of Dying
*Pantera* - Floods
Hopefully *Lost in Vegas* (or anybody reading really) will enjoy these suggestions! Let's keep the free-thinking rolling!
Ramones were very important in England in the '70s. Also, they were HUGE in South America in the '90s (solding out Stadium gigs). Today there is a lot of fashion around the Ramones, but at that time you had to be a hopeless working class teenager to really understand and like the Ramones. It's not just the sound. It is the freedom it brings along. I remember seeing Joey Ramone live back in the nineties and his was a kind of "liberator" to teenagers like myself at that time. The main message was: if we are doing it, you can also do it you own way. So The Ramones helped us understand during our teenager years that we should not let the world bend us. That we could think for ourselves and shape our lives according to it. That was hope when there were none.
I love your channel and I am always anticipating another reaction. You guys would love some Stooges which are considered pioneers of punk and came even before the Ramones. My recommendations would be I Wanna Be Your Dog or Gimme Danger. You guys rock and keep up the good work!
RUSH - 2112!
“More Than A Feeling” by Boston
Javier Nah everyone's heard that...
Zach Johnson That is true, but Boston also has other great songs that don’t get that much exposure. Tom Scholz is a musical genius, it’d be cool to see Lost in Vegas react to some of his work.
😂😂😂 freaking Ryan, lololol..... HE NAILED IT!!!😂👍👊💪
Highly Suspect - my name is human
rustyshackleferd22 2nd this motion! This is an awesome awesome song. Soon as I heard this song I knew it was special.
rustyshackleferd22 yes Dale it would be good for video reaction also. Great band great song.
1madcowburger best comment ever lol. I've never had regonize my name before haha
Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing!
Dylan Fleming
Yes! Very underrated song and guitar work.
That would be a great review
+Moshographer: I am not the biggest Dire Straits fan, but Sultans of Swing is truly an amazing song with very solid guitar work.
the alchemy live version !!!!!
i think they would really enjoy that
Seriously one of my all time favorite songs
OMG i laughed alot with your impersonation of Elvis ^^
Fugazi - Waiting Room
Declan Kerin Isn't that a Minor Threat song actually?
@@kelb6073 no its fugazi. Same singer
@@kelb6073 No
I would love to see a reaction to smallpox champion
Your album review was dope
Down in it! NINE INCH NAILS!
This is my favorite Ramones song!
Love the videos and love the channel!
What's Up People by Maximum the Hormone PLEASE!!!
One of the original great punk bands who influenced so many bands and genres over the past 30 years. If your going down the punk route guys, you have to React to the Dead Kennedys - California Uber Alles!! Classic. Great Reaction yet again. Machine Head -Locust
Faith No More- Everything's Ruined
The letter writer, John Adams, knows what he's talking about - I found myself saying 'yes!' out loud to every band you read out :-)
Tread lightly on the mighty Ramones, guys!!
Megadeth - Hangar 18 or Rust in Peace... Polaris. Just take any song from the Rust in Peace album pls
They already did Holy Wars.
Sacrilegium StormClad And tornado
Sacrilegium StormClad Holy Wars/ The punishment due. Half the songs based off Punisher comic's
Title track. Rust in peace!!!
Velvet Revolver -Slither ... to honour the late Scott Weiland. They shred on it!
Not the Kamelot representation I would have chosen on that mix CD (March of Mephisto or Edge of Paradise are really good introductions fwiw), but it's cool that someone sent you that.
Great video as always. Can't wait to see you hopefully get more in to some punk in the coming videos.
All of that Ramones back catalogue and this was one one chosen...
I find it interesting that for a first foray into Punk Rock, and an Iconic band like The Ramones, that you picked such a late career deep cut. Punk Rock was a reaction to a number of factors.
1) A lot of Punk Rock bands grew up with the three cord simplicity of early Rock and Roll. Meaning, 1950s Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Little Richard, Buddy Holly, etc. Then, in the mid-1960s, you had the British Invasion of The Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who, etc. The Ramones also loved the Motown R&Band the female Pop groups harmonies (Particularly Joey-the lead singer) By the late 1960's with the protests against the Vietnam War, the Counter Culture,Civil Rights Marches, and essentially the Hippies Peace and Love, real change seemed to be in the air. But by the early 1970s, a lot of their so-called heroes where rich, bloated, and beyond approach. Rock & Roll used to be and feel inclusive. The music of the early and mid 1970s also got over-produced, clean, and slick. One could also add that Punk in the early 1970s was a reaction to Disco as well. Dressing up, the uber-cool of celebrity, not being able to get into a Disco due to the velvet rope gatekeepers. You had to be either; famous, rich, or pretty to get into the exclusive Discos of NYC.
2) NYC in the early 1970s was going bankrupt. Drugs and crime were rampant, and the dream of idyllic 50s & 60s essentially were dead. Hilly Kristal opened CBGB's and had a rule that performers could only perform "original music". (So as not to pay the ASCAP & BMI performance royalty fees) When The Ramones started their band, they couldn't play their instruments--->At All! Hence the simple three cords and down strumming style of guitarist Johnny. Early Punk started in NYC--->NOT England!!! I repeat--->Early Punk started in NYC--->NOT England!!! CBGB's was in The Bowery, a dirty, economically depressed, dangerous, crime ridden, junkie laden part of NYC area. If you came their, you took your life into your own hands. BUT if you made it and came there--->You were welcomed and accepted.
3) I could go on & on & on but remember these are some of the seminal early groups that created/influenced Punk Rock; Blondie, The Ramones, Television, The Talking Heads, Patti Smith, The Dead Boys, Suicide, Wayne County, The Fast,The Heartbreakers, and of course *The Godfather of Punk* Iggy Pop (Someone you *MUST* do a reaction on his music!).
I could write more but man...most of your videos are great. But since you keep it 100 percent real I will too. You swung and missed on this one. But I still love the videos!