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	Acid Eaters - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Acid Eaters is an album by punk rock group The Ramones.
		Acid Eaters forms a musical tribute to the Ramones' 60s favourites, and highlights the influence that earlier bands such as the Beach Boys, The Who and The Rolling Stones, (all of whom are covered in this album) had on their music.
		Acid Eaters was not the first time that the Ramones had played or recorded cover songs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Acid_Eaters (504 words)

	Ramones (album) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The self-titled debut album by the Ramones was released on April 23, 1976 (see 1976 in music).
		Despite this, the Ramones eventually established the reputation as being the godfathers of punk rock, and the album is largely considered a highly influential classic.
		The album was rereleased in 2001 by Rhino Records.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Ramones_(album) (667 words)

	Offspring.com Forums - The Ramones Bio
		The resulting album, Ramones, was released in the spring, gained some critical attention, and managed to climb to 111 on the U.S. album charts.
		Despite the lukewarm reception to the album, the record's cover of the Ronettes' "Baby I Love You" became their only Top Ten British hit; in America, none of the singles made an impact, although the record became their biggest hit, peaking at number 44.
		Following the album's release, Marky Ramone left the band; he was replaced by Richard Beau, a former member of the Velveteens, who changed his name to Richie Ramone.
	www.offspring.com /forums/printthread.php?t=2727 (1534 words)

	My Ramones Album Rankings
		I believe the reason many did not like this album is because it was at least 10 years ahead of its time.
		The only reason this album isn't in the top two or three is that, unfortunately, the Ramones didn't write any of the songs.
		The greatest flaw of the album is the sound of Johnny's guitar; which I think it is the worst of any album.
	www.redshift.com /~jpeoples/jim.htm (646 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - 'Acid Eaters' by the Ramones
		Recorded in 1993, towards the end of the Ramones' career, Acid Eaters is often set apart from other Ramones releases in that it is an album entirely comprising of covers.
		Acid Eaters forms a musical tribute to the Ramones' '60s favourites, and highlights the influence that bands such as the Beach Boys had on their music.
		With many of the band's earlier albums, Ramones being a good example, artwork and other distractions were kept to a minimum, with focus being placed on the music.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/collective/A929658 (1208 words)

	Music CD: Acid Eaters Tracks: Journey To The Center Of The Mind, Substitute, Out Of Time, The Shape Of Things To Come, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Acid Eaters Tracks: Journey To The Center Of The Mind, Substitute, Out Of Time, The Shape Of Things To Come, Somebody To Love, When I Was Young, 7 And 7 Is, My Back Pages, Can't Seem To Make You Mine, Have You Ever Seen The Rain, I Can't Control Myself, Surf City.
		Of course the earlier albums are the classics, but all of the understated eighties albums kick too, and so do the handful of albums released in the nineties.
		All of the Ramones live albums are crap except for "It's Alive", and this is because the Ramones put on a "show" as opposed to trying to play the songs like they did from 1975-1984, and man, "Substitute" sucked even MORE (if that's possible) at this show.
	www.musicolympus.com /cd-store/B000003BQX/Acid_Eaters_-_Ramones.html (1075 words)

	TheRamones
		Following the album's release, Marky Ramone left the band; he was replaced by Richard Beau, a former member of the
		Bizarro turned out to be a commercial failure, as did their 1994 covers album, Acid Eaters.
		album sold in substantial numbers, the band would call it quits after a final farewell tour.
	members.aol.com /mtvxefingxsucks/TheRamones.html (1348 words)

	Acid Mothers Temple Reviews
		Acid Mothers Temple is the brain child of Japanese guitar virtuoso Makoto Kawabata, who is described by normally stuffy Wire magazine as "one of the greatest post-Hendrix blood and fire guitarists." On songs like "Virgin UFO Feedback," from the band's 2001 release Absolutely Freak Out (Zap Your Mind!!), it's obvious he deserves the comparison.
		Acid Mothers Temple's mad scientist is Makoto Kawabata, a guitarist who was weaned on rock of the prog, hard, and kraut varietyAmon Düül, Deep Purple, Genesis.
		The members of Acid Mothers Temple are the real deal, certified organic, making music harvested from the absolute fringes of their very lives In the end, it's the absolute genius of their music, cutting through the din of the lysergic cacophony, which matters.
	www.squealermusic.com /reviews/amtreviews.html (9852 words)

	BBC - collective - Ramones - Acid Eaters
		Everyone should own at least one Ramones album, maybe you have the first album "the Ramones", the greatest hits package "Ramones Mania", or myabe you have the "Hey Ho Let's Go" anthology from last year.
		While there is certainly an element of this, and some of the song choices are a little obvious (Rolling Stones, Jefferson Airplane), the Ramones get away with this by the simple expedient of making all of the songs sound like the Ramones "song" (even die hard Ramones fans don't claim the band to be adventurous).
		When most of Saturday nights tv entertainment consists of people singing karaoke style covers, I think that we need to remember that covering songs isn't always to further your carear, maybe it can be used to play other peoples songs that you liked and which influenced you.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/collective/A1325440 (424 words)

	RAMONESWORLD
		Alone among the bands that ushered in a new era, the Ramones still walk among us, and their current album, the all-covers Acid Eaters on Radioactive Records, is a delightful look back to the group's pre-punk roots.
		Your new record, Acid Eaters, has been at the top of the college-music charts.
		When we were trying to come up with a title, he mentioned the movie Acid Eaters, and I thought it was great.
	www.officialramones.com /site/depot/joeyacid.html (958 words)

	Independent Lens . END OF THE CENTURY . The Music \| PBS
		The Ramones recorded their first studio album in one ten-hour session, setting a precedent for the grueling work schedule that would remain their trademark.
		Johnny Ramone cited it as his favorite Ramones album because “it had the most hits.” But the album failed to live up to its expectations, and the band was disappointed when singles such as “Sheena” did not receive enough radio play.
		By their fourth album, Tommy Ramone had quit playing drums for the band in order to concentrate more on production, and was replaced by Marky Ramone.
	www.pbs.org /independentlens/endofthecentury/music.html (1196 words)

	The Ramones
		The original band members (who all adopted the surname Ramone, although not actually brothers) were Joey Ramone (vocals, given name Jeffrey Hyman), Johnny Ramone (given name John Cummings)(guitar), Dee Dee Ramone (given name Douglas Glen Colvin) (bass) and Tommy Ramone (given name Tommy Erdelyi)(drums).
		After playing gigs at the legendary CBGBs[?] club in the Manhattan Bowery[?] district, they were signed by Sire Records[?] in autumn 1975 (see 1975 in music) and recorded their debut album The Ramones.
		Tommy Ramone was later replaced on drums by Marc Bell (nee Marky Ramone[?]) so that he could focus on being the group manager.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ra/Ramones.html (235 words)

	The Ramones Bio
		Collection album Ramonesmania released 1988, in this album were 30 song and something of each before released albums.
		Album named Adios Amigos came out in summer 1995.
		That album was really strong performance from the Ramones and latest Studio Album.
	www.angelfire.com /pa/jafohp/ramones.html (553 words)

	Aced Magazine : Entertainment, Teens, Fun : ATTITUDE!
		The new album had a new and different sound than the public was used to from the band, and was their first album to run over 30 minutes.
		For the remainder of the year, most time was spent recording their fifth album with Phil Spector (a 60's legend producer, who was said, by Dee Dee Ramone, to have pulled a gun on the band).
		The band's new album along with the 1985 single "Bonzo Goes to Bitburg," an attack on President Ronald Reagan's visit to Germany, caused them to regain their audience.
	www.acedmagazine.com /ramones_article.htm (1139 words)

	Rock and Roll and Meandering Nonsense...: Best album by...
		Brilliant album, captures the perfect mixture between being a kid and being a grown-up.
		Combat Rock is a remarkably adventurous album that deserves better than to be known as the album on which The Clash sold out.
		But not Sgt. Pepper's, which may be the #1 rock 'n roll album in the Rolling Stone fan survey but isn't the best Beatles album for many (most?) die-hard Beatles fans.
	www.toomanyvoices.com /rocklists/2005/05/best-album-by.html (1389 words)

	Ramones lyrics, Ramones guitar tabs, Ramones bass tabs, Ramones pictures, Ramones fonts, discography, biography (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Ramones Acid eaters browse lyrics and guitar tablature, read biography of Ramones and find out how Acid eaters was written.
		Download Acid eaters guitar tabs, bass tabs and lyrics along with Ramones other songs.
		Read Acid eaters lyrics and look for the song words or text you can't understand when you listen to the song.
	www.musiceffect.com /ramones/discography/acid_eaters.html (984 words)

	Kevin Cherry on Ramones on National Review Online
		ribute albums are often a case of lesser musicians doing homage to greater, acknowledging their inspiration and genius.
		Their original album featured 14 songs, yet still clocked in under thirty minutes; the longest track — "I Don't Wanna Go Down to the Basement," for those of you keeping track — took all of 2:35.
		Unsurprisingly, the punk bands on the album — Green Day, the Offspring, and Rancid — fare better on average than the rock bands.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/comment-cherry030703.asp (1022 words)

	Amazon.com: Don't Worry About Me: Music: Joey Ramone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		On his first and only solo album, "Don't Worry About Me," the listener can witness Ramone's incredible range of talent and taste, as he runs the gamut from garage rock to goth to hard rock and back, stretching far beyond the three minutes per song he restricted himself to in the Ramones.
		This album opens very strongly with Joey's fairly famous cover of the Louis Armstrong classic "What a Wonderful World", it's kind of inspiring yet sad considering this album was recorded in his weakest and most bleak healthwise times.
		Ramone may have considered this album an incomplete work, but his final release shows that he was a singer who remained true to himself and his unique musical vision.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005V62X?v=glance (2097 words)

	USATODAY.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The phrase also captures the force and speed of their assault on conventional rock, distilled on their first four albums, released between June 1976 and October 1978.
		Together, albums 1, 2, 3, 4 became the blueprint for punk rock while also displaying their underrated gift for melancholy melodies and catchy bubblegum-pop.
		It's hard to go wrong with any Ramones album, but here are a couple of departures from the norm.
	www.usatoday.com /printedition/life/20040922/d_cover22_side2.art.htm (364 words)

	Pete Townshend Guilty By Association Albums
		Webmaster note: All albums are from my collection and does not reflect all of Pete's extra-curricular activity.
		This album included "Fire" The Who did a remake of "Fire" on Pete's solo album "The Iron Man".
		They had one album, Hollywood Dream and one hit, Something In The Air which went to #1 in the U.K. and #37 in the U.S., they broke up in 1970.
	www.wdkeller.com /ptguilty.htm (710 words)

	GLITZINE
		The Album has some songs that often is featured on different compilations such as "Wart Hog" and "Mama's Boy" (neither of them would make my Ramones top 50).
		The Ramones were always great at giving other artists songs their own sound but "Acid Eaters" lacks the energy that made early ramonescovers, "Do you wanna Dance" and "let's Dance", magical.
		The Album also contains the touching "Life's a Gas", an ode to wrestling "The Crusher", a song a bout an introvert little girl "She Talks to Rainbows", Johnny Thunders' "I Love You" and a cover of the theme to the cartoon "Spider-Man".
	www.glitzine.net /artiklar/ramones.htm (1428 words)

	Dig (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It was an MTV buzz clip for several months and got a fair amount of radio airplay, enough to send the album as high as No. 153 on Billboard's pop albums chart.
		Hackwith was even called upon to produce the Ramones' "Acid Eaters" album.
		The band's second album, "Defenders of the Universe," fell victim to corporate restructuring in 1996 and came and went so quickly that many of Dig's original fans to this day don't know a follow-up LP existed.
	www.pauseandplay.com /dig.htm (1088 words)

	News related to Tripping: An Anthology of True-Life Psychedelic Adventures by Charles Hayes
		My review of Hakim Bey and Abel Zug's Orgies of the Hemp Eaters: Cuisine, Slang, Literature and RItual of Cannabis Culture (Autonomedia, 2005) is featured in the April 2005 issue of High Times, available February 2005.
		My reviews of R.E.M.'s new album Reveal and the Neville Brothers' autobiography The Brothers are featured in the Fifth Annual Music Issue (July/August 2001) of The Oxford American.
		An excerpt from Tripping, a portion of the narrative by Stephen Kessler entitled "The Initiate," is featured in the June 7-13, 2001 issue of The Northern California Bohemian.
	www.psychedelicadventures.com /What%27sNew.htm (988 words)

	Journey To The Center Of The Mind by The Amboy Dukes Songfacts
		The Ramones recorded this on their album Acid Eaters.
		The song is given one of two titles, depending on whether it's on the original release, or a compilation (such as Weird Tales).
		It was on acid in spite of the heat...I was with an east coast band on the way to L.A. to make it in the industry...You are right...I always believed Ted knew exactly what it (the song) was about and altough it was one interpretation it was a good one.
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	eBay - Cassette: Acid Eaters Radioactive (UPC: 008811091347) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Acid Eaters (Radioactive) - Ramones (The) (Cassette 1994)
		ACID EATERS contains cover versions of songs by The Amboy Dukes, The Who, The Rolling Stones, Max Frost & The Troopers, Jefferson Airplane, The Animals, Arthur Lee & Love, Bob Dylan, The Seeds, Creedence Clearwater Revival, The Troggs, and Jan & Dean.
		The Ramones have been playing the same great tune for almost 20 years, and ACID EATERS is no exception.
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	Movie Forums - Albums You Must Own!
		Daydream Nation by Sonic Youth-This album defines experimental guitar rock of the eighties, and it is the epitome of all things right in music.
		No other album that I've mentioned should be bought before them, if you don't already own them.
		Well, Acid Eaters was like my favorite album when I was in college, so I suppose it's all just my opinion.
	www.movieforums.com /community/printthread.php?t=5162 (1701 words)

	Acid Archives
		There are some starry-eyed acid moves that sounds like a bunch of runaway kids groovin' on their first week in the Haight, but it's undeniably teenybopper top 40 at the core.
		Newbies to this likeable album will probably learn it from the Sundazed reissue, which scrambles the song order, relegates their weird cover of "Over The Rainbow," (which is the weakest song on the album anyway) to bonus track status, and adds a mishmash of bonus tracks of varying quality.
		As is usually the case, they'd probably have been better off with the woman singing all of the songs, not because anything's wrong with the guys, but because she's much less appealing as a backing singer than a lead singer.
	www.lysergia.com /AcidArchives/lamaArchiveN.htm (6767 words)

	Dig - radioactive records
		Hackwith was even called to produce the Ramones' ACID EATERS album.
		The band did some light touring to promote the album in January 1999, but got very little support from the record label or radio airplay.
		The future looks good for fans of the band; in addition to a new album from Scott, a dig CD-Rom may be made available one of these days, with live and rare material.
	members.cox.net /divercity/dig/radioactive.html (901 words)

	Various Artists: We're a Happy Family: A Tribute to the Ramones - PopMatters Music Review
		As the album's highlight moments, this tuneful trifecta should have served as the base from which to build upon.
		Furthering the underlying inconsistencies of the album are two fine performances by Eddie Vedder, "I Believe in Miracles" and "Daytime Dilemma (Dangers of Love);" Pete Yorn's impressive "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend;" Rooney's "Here Today Gone Tomorrow"; and Garbage performing a very Patti Smith-like version of "I Just Wanna Have Something to Do".
		The album's balance is drastically disrupted as these songs are tempered by Marilyn Manson's "The KKK Took My Baby Away" and Tom Waits' rendition of "The Return of Jackie and Judy".
	popmatters.com /music/reviews/various/various-wereahappyfamily.shtml (919 words)

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