Brain Drain by Ramones, album cover
Album

Brain Drain

Released23 May 1989
Popularity74.0
Also cited18 May 1989

Brain Drain is the eleventh studio album by the Ramones, released in May 1989. It arrived at an awkward moment for the band: it was the last record to feature Dee Dee Ramone as bassist, songwriter and vocalist, and the first to bring Marky Ramone back after his departure following Subterranean Jungle in 1983. It was also their final studio album for Sire Records, though the Chrysalis label is the one listed on this release.

Daniel Rey produced it, a role he would not take on again until ¡Adios Amigos! in 1995. The record closes with "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want to Fight Tonight)", an unlikely seasonal number that sits oddly and rather charmingly at the end of a late-eighties punk album. For anyone tracing the band's story, it is a useful snapshot of a line-up in transition.

Brain Drain: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 34:36

Tracklist

  1. 1I Believe in MiraclesDouglas Glenn Colvin and Daniel Rey3:18
  2. 2Zero Zero UFODee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey2:24
  3. 3Don’t Bust My ChopsRamone, Ramone, Rey2:25
  4. 4Punishment Fits the CrimeDee Dee Ramone and Richie Stotts3:00
  5. 5All Screwed UpRamone, Ramone, Rey, Shernoff3:57
  6. 6Palisades ParkChuck Barris2:16
  7. 7Pet SemataryDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey3:32
  8. 8Learn to ListenRamone, Ramone, Ramone, Rey1:48
  9. 9Can’t Get You Outta My MindJoey Ramone3:18
  10. 10Ignorance Is BlissJoey Ramone and Andy Shernoff2:35
  11. 11Come Back, BabyJoey Ramone3:59
  12. 12Merry Christmas (I Don’t Want to Fight Tonight)Joey Ramone2:04
Produced by
Bill Laswell, Jean Beauvoir, Daniel Rey
Recorded at
B.C. Studios, Sorcerer Sound, Quad Recording, Sigma Sound, (New York City)
Recorded
December 1988 – March 1989, ("Merry Christmas" recorded in 1987)
Mixed by
Jason Corsaro, Robert Musso
Mixed at
Platinum Island Studios
Engineered by
Martin Bisi, Robert Musso, Judy Kirschner
Labels
Chrysalis, Sire
Length
34:36

Line-up

  • Dee Dee Ramone · bass guitar · guest
  • Johnny Ramone · guitar · guest
  • Marky Ramone · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Joey Ramone · lead vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Pet Sematary” · June 1989
  • “I Believe in Miracles” · November 1989 (German promo)

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 198975
US Billboard 200 · 1989122
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 198923
German Albums · 198940
Swedish Albums · 198941

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MusicBrainz18 May 1989
Wikipedia infobox23 May 1989
WikidataMay 1989
US release18 May 1989earliest US date
UK / Europe release1989earliest UK or European date
13 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—ARChrysalis094632172525other
1989XEChrysalis4007192099986other
1989GBChrysalis4007192599981other
1989GBChrysalis094632172525other
1989XEChrysalis077732172527other
1989—Liberation Records9399310521826other
18 May 1989USSire Records075992590525original
23 May 1989USSire Records081227990046other
23 May 1989USSire Records075992590525other
August 1989USSire Records075992590518other
1992BRChrysalis094632172525other
2004GBCaptain Oi!5032556124423other
16 August 2005CARhino603497087464other
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