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Album · Compilation

The Best of the Ramones

Released25 May 2004
LabelDisky
Popularity28.2

The Best of the Ramones is a compilation released on 25 May 2004 by Disky. It is a re-release of the 2002 collection Best of the Chrysalis Years, given a new title, a new cover and a reshuffled track order. It was not made available in the United States.

For anyone tracing the band's story, it sits as a budget-minded repackaging rather than a new project, drawing on the Chrysalis period of a career that ran from the self-titled debut in 1976 to ¡Adios Amigos! in 1995. It is a punk rock selection, and the resequencing is the main thing that sets it apart from its earlier incarnation. A handy way in for a casual listener, though devoted fans will likely already know the material from the original albums.

The Best of the Ramones: tracklist and credits

18 tracks · 42:32

Tracklist

  1. 1Pet SemetaryDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey3:29
  2. 2Don't Bust My ChopsRamone, Ramone, Rey2:30
  3. 3Ignorance Is BlissJoey Ramone and Andy Shernoff2:39
  4. 4Poison HeartDee Dee Ramone and Daniel Rey4:05
  5. 5AnxietyMarc Bell and Garrett James Uhlenbrock2:06
  6. 6Take It as It ComesDensmore, Krieger, Manzarek, Morrison2:08
  7. 7Out of TimeMick Jagger and Keith Richards2:42
  8. 8Somebody to LoveDarby Slick2:33
  9. 9I Don't Want to Grow UpKathleen Brennan and Tom Waits2:47
  10. 10Got Alot to SayC.J. Ramone1:42
  11. 11Sheena Is a Punk Rocker (live)Colvin, Erdelyi, Ramone, Ramone1:48
  12. 12Surfin' Bird (live)Frazier, Harris, White, Wilson2:36
  13. 13Cretin' Hop (live)Colvin, Erdelyi, Ramone, Ramone1:25
  14. 14Rockaway Beach (live)Colvin, Erdelyi, Ramone, Ramone1:39
  15. 15I Wanna Be Sedated (live)Ramones, Colvin, Ramone, Ramone2:11
  16. 16Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio? (live)Ramone, Ramone, Ramone3:01
  17. 17Blitzkrieg Bop (live)Colvin, Erdelyi, Ramone, Ramone1:38
  18. 18Teenage Lobotomy (live)Colvin, Erdelyi, Ramone, Ramone1:35
Produced by
Jean Beauvoir, Daniel Rey, Ed Stasium, Scott Hackwith, John A. Markovich, Ramones, Adam Yellin, Bill Laswell
Executive producer
Gary Kurfirst
Recorded at
B.C. Studios, Sorcerer Sound, Baby Monster Studios, Chung King Studios, Zeleste
Recorded
1989–1995
Mixed by
Jason Corsaro, Robert Musso, Ed Stasium, Scott Hackwith, Trent Slatton, John A. Markovich, Adam Yellin
Mixed at
Platinum Island Studios, Chung King Studios, Saturn Sound, Sound on Sound Recording Studios, Electric Lady Studios
Engineered by
Judy Kirschner, Robert Musso, Martin Bisi, Paul Hamingson, Trent Slatton
Label
Disky
Length
42:32

Line-up

  • Dee Dee Ramone · bass guitar · guest
  • Johnny Ramone · guitar
  • Marky Ramone · drums (drum set)
  • Joey Ramone · lead vocals
  • C.J. Ramone · bass guitar · guest
  • Flo & Eddie · background vocals · guest
  • Joe McGinty · keyboard · guest
  • Sebastian Bach · background vocals · guest
  • Traci Lords · background vocals · guest

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