6:37 That was the statement in Johnny's book that touched me the most. And that was certainly not a cheesy phrase, but a thing that came from the heart
When Joey died, Johnny went into a deep depression for a week and didn't do anything. Afterwards, he decided he was done with music for the rest of his life.
Apparently he regretted that he didnt reconcile and say water under the bridge and thanks for being my partner as music legends together and all that. Sad sad sad
The fact that Johnny was depressed for a whole week after Joey died proves that, deep inside he had respect for Joey fun fact Joey sent a Christmas card every year to Johnny.
@@Waachiye I’d hardly call them underrated or unappreciated. They’ve sold millions of albums, been in movies and tv shows, sold untold millions of T-shirts, influenced hundreds of bands (if not thousands, including mine), and been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame.
@@written12 I appreciate your constructive criticism, truly. This is A. A clip from a 90 minute interview and B. There are other factors at play... but yes, I could benefit greatly from this advice. Thank you.
As i get older and feel like I'm losing touch with the Ramones, I always think back to when i first played the first Ramones album. This then resets my first experience listening to them. words cannot describe how this band impacted my life back then. i soon after threw away all of my albums except for my Beatle albums. gabba gabba hey!
Johnny always seemed like a very dominant personality, whereas Joey always seemed like a pretty shy and laid back type of guy. This in itself could cause issues - Johnny seeing Joey as a pushover or weak in some way, and Joey seeing Johnny as an overbearing bully. I dont want to read to much into it - but Johnny was a Nixon Republican - I can just picture Joey thinking about Johnny "Your a Nazi Baby!!!"
who cares Ramones music wasn't supposed to be political that was for the brits and the dumb hardcore scene johnny played guitar really fast and was in an important band that's all that matters damn
Man…. I’ve been watching Jeff’s Misfits content for a while now and I’ve recently gotten back into the Ramones again for the first time in a while (my first favorite band as a kid) and I am stoked Jeff also has all this Ramones content I can nerd out on! Love it! 💪💥⚡️💀🤌
Spanks, we love the ramones here at Frumess TV, plenty to explore. I always have those kinds of resurgences too with bands I love. This is a clip from a longer 90 minute interview BTW.
One issue I have when people interview industry ppl, they talk more than the guest. It's not about Pizza Jeff, but what Monte has to say about the Ramones, especially Johnny and Joey
It's a damn shame that a woman almost broke up one of the greatest rock bands in history. By the way, if you ever listen to Linda talk for more than 3 minutes you will have a migraine. I can literally not understand how that woman became the breaking point between Joey & Johnny.
When you hear someone you truly cared about dies, even when u don't really know them, it hurt.. I was driving to work, hurd it on the radio, ohh man. DeeDee come on. Probably cried a little
23 years together in a band from beginning to end is pretty impressive. Whatever feud there was seems meaningless. Every band in the world has squabbles within it's members.
People forget Dee Dee was The Ramones as far as writing the lyrics. I put him in the Rock n Punk Hall of Fame just on his ownself. Dee's jumping around was what stood out most. And influenced other bands to be just as crazy. Like the Chili Peppers etc. Johnny had the 2min cool riff and Joey was a Nerd who was cool. Lead singers were never Nerds. Live they were theeeee Loudest ever! Marshall madness to the Max. Ramones were groundbreakers.
as someone who read Monte's book quite a lot as a youth, IMO what he wrote gave off the impression of absolute coldness a lot! He could've written more of what he says now in the book, if both me and the interviewer read it and inferred a lot more tension than there was between Joey and Johnny.
Im only 4 min. In and already im having difficulty concentrating on what monte is saying. I understand this is an interview and questions will be asked and aknowledgment of what your guest is saying is important but sometimes one needs to let the interviewee talk without so many interjections by the interviewer the loud mhhm, right, yep, sures It take away attention from whats being said by your guests and honestly gets annoying. Im not trying to put you down but just some thoughts by a viewer. I would just be aware of those things. Because lets face it we all want to learn and get better at what we have passions for. We learn things and get better by repetition and experience. listening to feedback is ultimately important on a platform like TH-cam. In order to reach more viewers one has to sometimes cater to what is being said by listening to feedback. You can't please everyone all the time and nor should anyone try. But if something is repeated being said by many ppl it may be a good idea to listen to them and try to accommodate viewers suggestions. HEY! HO! LET'S GO!!! ......Gabba Gabba hey!!
I don't think things ever got physical between Johnny & Joey, but Johnny did slap Dee Dee in the head a few times when he got pissed off at him, usually for screwing up during a live show.
I started playing serious guitar at the age of 12 in 1982.. By 1984 I was playing in bar bands. Had older friends from other bands that would sneak me in the back door of the local pub that most the hard rock bands played at,, it was a great time to be a up and coming musician. Although I liked the Ramones I didnt really fully grasp or understand the significance of the band.. Now that Im older and revisiting my roots,, I have a much better appreciation for what they did and stood for.. I cant even call todays crap music its sooo horribly bad.. To quote Joey Ramone,,, ""We need a healthy amount of fuck you"" in music today and its missing in my opinion.. There isnt even a music scene in my area today.. I miss the Ramones and those times..
They both loved the Ramones .. thankfully!!...and they were both irreplaceable and they both knew it... why Johnny said after Joey's death that that was the end of the Ramones.
I kind of know what he's talking about but I'm being on stage and being high from the energy of the people. Once I audition for America's got talent in the Sharon Osborne and two other guys as a judges. When you are on stage it is something else it's like magic.
@@Frumess yea i mean i wasnt even born when joey and Johnny died... unfortunatly I didnt understand music enough to try and meet tommy. At least I can still listen to them??
DeeDee ohh come on , he was a sweet guy. If u know him the way I did. I saw him in Seattle, smoking a cigarette man. I thought ohh no. I said are u DeeDee Ramone, he said I guess so. You're my hero. Ge said ohh come on.
6:37 That was the statement in Johnny's book that touched me the most. And that was certainly not a cheesy phrase, but a thing that came from the heart
I thought it was very profound about their relationship.
When Joey died, Johnny went into a deep depression for a week and didn't do anything. Afterwards, he decided he was done with music for the rest of his life.
Apparently he regretted that he didnt reconcile and say water under the bridge and thanks for being my partner as music legends together and all that. Sad sad sad
Cool name
Their love for the Ramones and their business sense, outweighed their dislike for one another.
Very true.
they stayed together all those years for the kids
We didn't deserve such a great band
The fact that Johnny was depressed for a whole week after Joey died proves that, deep inside he had respect for Joey fun fact Joey sent a Christmas card every year to Johnny.
Where did you read about Johnny being depressed about Joey after his death? Would be curious to read more about it.
@@Frumess he Said it in the documentary end of the century when he wears the weird sunglasses
@Jon if it's in End of the Century, then I've seen it, I guess I just don't remember
The Ramones, the most influential band of the last 50 years, and my favorite.
Of the last 50 years? I think so. I really do.
And to this very day, still the *most underrated/under appreciated band* to *ever* hit a music stage, as well.
@@Waachiye I’d hardly call them underrated or unappreciated. They’ve sold millions of albums, been in movies and tv shows, sold untold millions of T-shirts, influenced hundreds of bands (if not thousands, including mine), and been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame.
@@Waachiye I wouldn't call them underappreciated, tbh.
Seeing The Ramones on stage - each time - was fast and thunderous !
It was like being on a runaway train at midnight.
I can't even imagine!
even im from Greece,,i hear once upon a time from a punk guy,that RAMONES played the best live for all the groups ever,,
Pizza Jeff is annoying as hell.
😘😘😘
If you think he's annoying, you should meet his slightly slower cousin Stromboli Bob. Together they're insufferable!
@@The3Stooges 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
He’s into the Ramones. His love and interest are genuine. He just needs to give more space to the person he’s interviewing.
@@written12 I appreciate your constructive criticism, truly. This is A. A clip from a 90 minute interview and B. There are other factors at play... but yes, I could benefit greatly from this advice. Thank you.
As i get older and feel like I'm losing touch with the Ramones, I always think back to when i first played the first Ramones album. This then resets my first experience listening to them. words cannot describe how this band impacted my life back then. i soon after threw away all of my albums except for my Beatle albums. gabba gabba hey!
As Joey once said when asked why he didn't cover the Beatles: "You can't mess with perfection. You can't mess with it."
I feel this… putting on those albums that made you jump as a teen, brings you back to life again.
Johnny always seemed like a very dominant personality, whereas Joey always seemed like a pretty shy and laid back type of guy. This in itself could cause issues - Johnny seeing Joey as a pushover or weak in some way, and Joey seeing Johnny as an overbearing bully. I dont want to read to much into it - but Johnny was a Nixon Republican - I can just picture Joey thinking about Johnny "Your a Nazi Baby!!!"
I am sure that added to the dynamic between them.
That was pretty much what happened with "KKK", Joey's dig at Johnny for being a republican, and for stealing his girl.
Yeah
GilbertSyndrome apparently that’s about joeys girlfriend who was black that had strict parents, whom they would jokingly refer to as the kkk.
who cares Ramones music wasn't supposed to be political that was for the brits and the dumb hardcore scene johnny played guitar really fast and was in an important band that's all that matters damn
Man…. I’ve been watching Jeff’s Misfits content for a while now and I’ve recently gotten back into the Ramones again for the first time in a while (my first favorite band as a kid) and I am stoked Jeff also has all this Ramones content I can nerd out on! Love it! 💪💥⚡️💀🤌
Spanks, we love the ramones here at Frumess TV, plenty to explore. I always have those kinds of resurgences too with bands I love. This is a clip from a longer 90 minute interview BTW.
One issue I have when people interview industry ppl, they talk more than the guest. It's not about Pizza Jeff, but what Monte has to say about the Ramones, especially Johnny and Joey
You aren't wrong. But the style on my shows is more of a back and forth conversation. This is a clip from a 90 minute conversation with Monte.
It's a damn shame that a woman almost broke up one of the greatest rock bands in history. By the way, if you ever listen to Linda talk for more than 3 minutes you will have a migraine. I can literally not understand how that woman became the breaking point between Joey & Johnny.
Funny thing is, I am not sure they almost broke up because of it. In a way they seemed to effortlessly carry on despite it...
When you hear someone you truly cared about dies, even when u don't really know them, it hurt.. I was driving to work, hurd it on the radio, ohh man. DeeDee come on. Probably cried a little
I totally agree. And I have been there.
I think Johnny and joey did talk because how did they get all these new songs out after John was married ? They had to work together lol
Absolutely, on some level they had to.
Everett True covers the Johnny/Joey feud fairly thoroughly in his Ramones book.
What's that one called? I will have to check it out.
23 years together in a band from beginning to end is pretty impressive. Whatever feud there was seems meaningless. Every band in the world has squabbles within it's members.
Without the Ramones where would we be....lost
Truly lost.
Without Jesus as your Savior your lost...
@@tommybrackett5519 🤘
@@tommybrackett5519 what to do honor the Trinity
@@tommybrackett5519 The apostrophe and the "e" are truly lost.
Love your content. Love these bands like nothing else.
Me too Jerry, thanks for watching!!
People forget Dee Dee was The Ramones as far as writing the lyrics. I put him in the Rock n Punk Hall of Fame just on his ownself. Dee's jumping around was what stood out most. And influenced other bands to be just as crazy. Like the Chili Peppers etc. Johnny had the 2min cool riff and Joey was a Nerd who was cool. Lead singers were never Nerds. Live they were theeeee Loudest ever! Marshall madness to the Max. Ramones were groundbreakers.
He was the heart and soul when it came to writing for the band...
Flo and Eddie from The Turtles were pretty nerdy, and proudly so.
@@scottstalcup6980 and we love them for it.
the* Ramones. They aren’t The Ramones, they are Ramones
as someone who read Monte's book quite a lot as a youth, IMO what he wrote gave off the impression of absolute coldness a lot! He could've written more of what he says now in the book, if both me and the interviewer read it and inferred a lot more tension than there was between Joey and Johnny.
Yes, I found those wires to be crossed. His answers were very different in their tone/perspective from what I read in the book!
Im only 4 min. In and already im having difficulty concentrating on what monte is saying. I understand this is an interview and questions will be asked and aknowledgment of what your guest is saying is important but sometimes one needs to let the interviewee talk without so many interjections by the interviewer the loud mhhm, right, yep, sures It take away attention from whats being said by your guests and honestly gets annoying. Im not trying to put you down but just some thoughts by a viewer. I would just be aware of those things. Because lets face it we all want to learn and get better at what we have passions for. We learn things and get better by repetition and experience. listening to feedback is ultimately important on a platform like TH-cam. In order to reach more viewers one has to sometimes cater to what is being said by listening to feedback. You can't please everyone all the time and nor should anyone try. But if something is repeated being said by many ppl it may be a good idea to listen to them and try to accommodate viewers suggestions. HEY! HO! LET'S GO!!! ......Gabba Gabba hey!!
Thank you for this feedback, I appreciate it, truly.
I don't think things ever got physical between Johnny & Joey, but Johnny did slap Dee Dee in the head a few times when he got pissed off at him, usually for screwing up during a live show.
All those Dee Dee bass jumps!
I started playing serious guitar at the age of 12 in 1982.. By 1984 I was playing in bar bands. Had older friends from other bands that would sneak me in the back door of the local pub that most the hard rock bands played at,, it was a great time to be a up and coming musician. Although I liked the Ramones I didnt really fully grasp or understand the significance of the band.. Now that Im older and revisiting my roots,, I have a much better appreciation for what they did and stood for.. I cant even call todays crap music its sooo horribly bad.. To quote Joey Ramone,,, ""We need a healthy amount of fuck you"" in music today and its missing in my opinion.. There isnt even a music scene in my area today.. I miss the Ramones and those times..
Their brilliance was in their simplicity and their ability to grasp it.
Ramones are Legends to many ...High School Memories ...
Legends forever.
This was awesome!
Monty was great!
They both loved the Ramones .. thankfully!!...and they were both irreplaceable and they both knew it... why Johnny said after Joey's death that that was the end of the Ramones.
You can replace anybody but not JOEY!!!😥😥😥
Almost everyone was replaced but Joey... and Johnny.
@@Frumess yessir😎
I love the Ramones but it is Joey's voice and way of singing that makes the band special for me.
Joey. Johnny. Dee Dee. Tommy. Those are the only real Ramones. Everybody else was a placeholder…a warm body…a scab.
@@MrJett1971 Marky, Richie and CJ were inarguably great at what they did, though.
This guy, Pizza Jeff, is a Momo!
Thank you 😘
I kind of know what he's talking about but I'm being on stage and being high from the energy of the people. Once I audition for America's got talent in the Sharon Osborne and two other guys as a judges. When you are on stage it is something else it's like magic.
One of the most addicting drugs ever.
I like to say “they had a mutual disrespect with emphasis on the respect”
That's a good way to put it.
I read where Johnny wanted to call but Arturo told him it was better if he didnt
The Ramones forever👊
PMA
5:50 I think it's cool Johnny kept Linda away from The Ramones.
I don't think he had much of a choice to be honest..
Linda was quite the looker back then
Hello Monte!
Monte! Monte! Monte!
I remember thinking, he's a sweet guy, like kinda took back buy my admiration.
A testament of his character.
I lived on a houseboat with my dad there, I was all over that place u know, ditching 🏫 school smoking weed n shit.
You were a pirate?
mad that i couldnt see all these bands play man
Me too, missed the Ramones as well. Was cool to see a Ramones set from CJ and Daniel Rey.
@@Frumess yea i mean i wasnt even born when joey and Johnny died... unfortunatly I didnt understand music enough to try and meet tommy. At least I can still listen to them??
@2:15 he almost says schtick
🤣
Gabba gabba hey!
We accept you one of us!
DeeDee ohh come on , he was a sweet guy. If u know him the way I did. I saw him in Seattle, smoking a cigarette man. I thought ohh no. I said are u DeeDee Ramone, he said I guess so. You're my hero. Ge said ohh come on.
Sounds like something he would say.
Ho fucking kare The are Legends four ever❤️👏🎼🎸
Pizza Jeff talks too much.
😘
just normal people
Gabba gabba!
Normal people? The Ramones? 🙄
@@danielcastllomarfull 😂
Not Joey ❤
❤
They were fun
100 percent!
“Sub-till”?!
??
@@Frumess Subtle. Gawd this conversation made me dumberer.
Pizza Jeff: low talent
😘
Note to pizza Jeff you are indoors take off your sun glasses.
No.
Pizza Jeff
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jeff, let the man answer...stop talking
Sorry Joey, big fan!
Wow Joey and Johnny are opposite. Simple move on I am glad Joey refused to play South America so Marky didn't get that last big pay check. Lol 😆 🤣 😂
No.
Yeah same here. Marky was a Johnny come lately to the band. And the way he talks and acts you'd think he was the founding member.
@@fiddleback1568 He's probably a bit insecure about that. Probably why he downplays Richie's role in the group.
@@joel8750 And the fact he's really bald.
@@fiddleback1568 He was the immediate drummer after Tommy. Not sure in what realm of reality that could be considered "late."
Johnny was a good musician, but a horrible human being. Joey should go away and start his own band, he has a wonderful voice 🥰
He was a nasty dude, icons and legends can be complicated.
like, like, like, like, like, like, like, like.............like
Monty is patient, less host more guest, jeez.
Then watch the whole 90 minute thing instead of this clip.
@@Frumess No thanks, that was enough of YOU.
@@kc9242 thank you for taking the time and spending the energy to leave the comments. You are such a gift to the world 😘
@@Frumess Thank you for the acknowledgement.
@@kc9242 🍕😎🍕