¡Adios Amigos! by Ramones, album cover
Album

¡Adios Amigos!

Released18 July 1995
Popularity60.7
Also cited22 June 1995

¡Adios Amigos! is the fourteenth and last studio album by the Ramones, the New York punk band who had begun their run with their self-titled debut in 1976. The title is Spanish for "Goodbye Friends", and it did turn out to be a farewell. It came out on Radioactive Records on 18 July 1995, following Acid Eaters from 1993, and the band split a year after its release and the tour that went with it.

For anyone who has followed the band through the 1980s and early 1990s, this is the closing chapter of a catalogue spanning nearly two decades and fourteen studio albums. It's a punk rock record from a group that stuck to its guns to the end, and it's worth hearing as the final entry in one of the most consistent discographies in the genre.

¡Adios Amigos!: tracklist, credits and charts

13 tracks · 33:50

Tracklist

  1. 1I Don't Want to Grow UpKathleen Brennan and Tom Waits2:43
  2. 2Makin' Monsters for My FriendsDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey2:33
  3. 3It's Not for Me to KnowDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey2:50
  4. 4The CrusherDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey2:24
  5. 5Life's a GasJoey Ramone3:35
  6. 6Take the Pain AwayDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey2:40
  7. 7I Love YouJohnny Thunders2:21
  8. 8Cretin FamilyDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey2:08
  9. 9Have a Nice DayMarky Ramone and Garrett James Uhlenbrock1:41
  10. 10ScattergunC.J. Ramone2:30
  11. 11Got a Lot to SayC.J. Ramone1:42
  12. 12She Talks to RainbowsJoey Ramone3:13
  13. 13Born to Die in BerlinJohn Carco and Dee Dee Ramone3:31
Produced by
Daniel Rey
Recorded at
Baby Monster Studios (New York City)
Recorded
January–February 1995
Engineered by
Bryce Goggin
Labels
Radioactive Records, Radioactive
Length
33:50

Line-up

  • C.J. Ramone · bass guitar, lead vocals
  • Johnny Ramone · guitar
  • Marky Ramone · drums (drum set)
  • Joey Ramone · lead vocals, background vocals

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199562
US Billboard 200 · 1995147
Swedish Albums · 199516
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199561
Scottish Albums · 199581

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 1995-06-22 (musicbrainz)
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MusicBrainz22 June 1995
Wikipedia infobox18 July 1995
Wikidata18 July 1995
US release18 July 1995earliest US date
UK / Europe release22 June 1995earliest UK or European date
7 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1995USRadioactive Recordsother
1995CARadioactive Records008811127329other
22 June 1995GBChrysalis724383413621original
12 July 1995JP東芝EMI 株式会社4988006709188other
18 July 1995USRadioactive Records008811127329other
1 March 2003CARadioactive Records00008811127329other
2004GBCaptain Oi!5032556124720other
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