Search - Ramones :: Leave Home (Dlx)

Ramones
Leave Home (Dlx)
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock

Track Listings (31) - Disc #1
1. Glad to See You Go
2. Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment
3. I Remember You
4. Oh, Oh, I Love Her So
5. Carbona Not Glue
6. Suzy Is a Headbanger
7. Pinhead
8. Now I Wanna Be a Good Boy
9. Swallow My Pride
10. What's Your Game
11. California Sun - The Ramones, Glover, Henry
12. Commando
13. You're Gonna Kill That Girl - The Ramones, Ramones
14. You Should Never Have Opened That Door
15. Babysitter
16. Loudmouth [Live][*]
17. Beat on the Brat [Live][*]
18. Blitzkrieg Bop [Live][*]
19. I Remember You [Live][*]
20. Glad to See You Go [Live][*]
21. Chainsaw [Live][*]
22. 53rd & 3rd [Live][*]
23. I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend [Live][*]
24. Havana Affair [Live][*]
25. Listen to My Heart [Live][*]
26. California Sun [Live][*] - The Ramones, Glover, Henry
27. Judy Is a Punk [Live][*]
28. I Don't Wanna Walk Around With You [Live][*]
29. Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World [Live][*]
30. Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue [Live][*]
31. Let's Dance [Live][*] - The Ramones, Lee, Jim

CD Details

All Artists: Ramones
Title: Leave Home (Dlx)
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: Rhino / Wea
Original Release Date: 1/1/1977
Re-Release Date: 6/19/2001
Album Type: Original recording remastered
Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Style: Hardcore & Punk
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 081227430726, 603497086467, 008122743072

Synopsis

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Slightly less primitive than the Ramones' debut, Leave Home is somehow more melodic, poppier, and heavier than its predecessor. "Glad to See You Go" name-drops "the passion" of Charles Manson, while the terrific "Commando" ("First rule is the laws of Germany / Second rule is be nice to mommy") brings to mind a funnier MC5. But "Oh, Oh, I Love Her So" is pure classic pop--metallic bubblegum and their first foray into the Beach Boys-inspired harmonies that would be used to greater effect on Rocket to Russia. The "bruddahs" even do a speeded-up version of "California Sun" to drive the point home. "Pinhead" gave birth to the "Gabba! Gabba! Hey!" rallying cry. This splendid remastered reissue includes the original artwork, superior sound, and excellent liner notes by heavy-metal Ph.D. Dr. Donna Gaines. Also included is the band's August 1976 L.A. debut show at the Roxy Theater. Leave Home is the album that clued in a lot of people that this band was more than a novelty. --Bill Holdship

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CD Reviews

Ramones second album a triumph

From the bomb shelter in COBRA H.Q. | Waltham, MA | 12/31/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The Ramones second album is a wonderful 15 track collection of some of the loudest, fastest & funniest music ever made. How this group didn't catch on simply amazes me but that's for another rant.

From "Glad to See You" Go to "Babysitter" I highly recommend this album to all Ramones fans and if you haven't heard this album yet I almost envy you because when you do, you'll know what the big deal is all about."

Almost as good

David J. Walters | Del Mar, CA USA | 11/25/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Almost as good as "Ramones". Better production, but the songs are a little samey. For anyone getting into the Ramones, the first four albums are all essential, then get "Too Tough To Die" and you're set.

As a hard core Ramones fan from the beginning a note should be made that the live material is NOT from the Roxy in 1976. I was there. They did not do "Chain Saw" and "Glad to See You Go" hadn't even been written."