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Debut singles, “Blitzkrieg Bop” and “Havana Affair,” dropped two months before the release of their debut album, ‘Ramones.’ Years later, “Blitzkrieg Bop” was named #92 on Billboard’s 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

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"Doing an album in a week and bringing it in for $6,400 was unheard of, especially since it was an album that really changed the world. It kicked off punk rock and started the whole thing—as well as us." - Joey Ramone Photo by Danny Fields

29 minutes of punk. ‘Ramones’ was released on this day in 1976. Listen here: Ramones.lnk.to/Ramones40 Cover photo by Roberta Bailey

Ramones performed “Judy Is a Punk” from their debut album over a thousand times during their career. Here’s an early performance of the song at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic, NJ, 1977.

On this day in 1977, Ramones hit the third stop of their spring European tour, performing at La Cigale in Lyon, France, alongside #TalkingHeads

Les Ramones dans un café en 1977. Captured here with Danny Fields and music reporter Lisa Robinson in May, a week into their first major European tour. Photo by Robert Robinson

On this day in 1978, Tommy Ramone played his last show as a touring member of Ramones at CBGBs. Marky would step in on drums to begin recording ‘Road to Ruin.’ Photo captured by Chalkie Davies in NYC

Spring in the UK, 1986. Drop a 🇬🇧 if you were there.

In 1987, Ramones were featured on the final episode of ‘Andy Warhol’s 15 Minutes.’ The show included an interview hosted by Blondie’s Chris Stein and was followed by a performance of “Bonzo Goes to Bitburg.”

Break it out today. ‘Animal Boy’ was released on this day in 1986.

Remembering Joey Ramone on his birthday today. Got a favorite Joey vocal performance? Drop it in the comments. Photo by Gie Knaeps

Ramones wrapped a two-night run at Metro Chicago on this day in 1983. Photos by Paul Natkin

Heating up on stage at the Provinssirock Festival in Finland with a performance of ‘Animal Boy’s’ “Somebody Put Something in My Drink” in 1988.

‘Brain Drain’ dropped 36 years ago today. With tracks like “Pet Sematary,” “Merry Christmas (I Don’t Want to Fight Tonight),” and “I Believe in Miracles,” what’s your favorite cut off the record?

Ramones stopped at Star Records to sign some copies of ‘End of the Century’ in May 1980.  Photos by Bob Bryden

On the road with ‘Brain Drain’—Fall 1989. The Ramones took on the UK leg of their latest album tour.

“And the night when the wolves cry out Listen close and you can hear me shout” 🗣🎙 Ramones performing “Pet Sematary” at MTV News Studios in 1989.