In the wake of the sad passing of Joey Ramone, Don't Worry About Me is the first posthumous release to come from his estate. Consisting of pop-punk anthems along the lines of '60s garage rock and very early punk, Don't Worry About Me is a sad reminder of how good Ramone really was. With a brilliant ear for melody, a songwriting skill based in simplicity, and the most unpretentious lyrics this side of Chubby Checker, Ramone didn't care about making groundbreaking music when he had...   [ read more ]

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Brilliant Colors have honed their songwriting to a fine edge, delivering ten tracks of sharp, subtly catchy indie pop that finds them more assuredly rounding out the corners of their DIY-punk-meets-Shop Assistants, '78-'86 pop collision. Opener 'I Searched,' a fully formed pop classic, drifts through the speakers on the back a wistful, echoey vocal, while 'Absolutely Anything' picks up the pace with a buzzing guitar attack and a chorus hook that would make Joey Ramone proud. The trio is at their best on 'O...   [ read more ]

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A documentary DVD that traces the history of the legendary Ramones through its bitter demise and the sad fates of members Joey and Dee Dee. Includes interviews with both the band and other musicians such as Debbie Harry, a ton of music, and more. Recorded with 5.1 surround sound. Described by Johnny Ramone as accurate and disturbing! Also for Clash fans this documentary features Joe Strummer's final interview.

DVD $22.99

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