In his new memoir, Big City Cat: My Life in Folk Rock, the groundbreaking singer-songwriter Steve Forbert recounts his early days as part of the downtown NYC sc...
Ramones Tour Manager Monte A. Melnick on the fights, the insanity, and the passions!
The Ramones formed in March of 1974 and broke up in August of 1996 and Mon...
The Sire Records founder, who discovered and/or signed a Who’s Who of Rock & Roll, including the Ramones, Dead Boys, Talking Heads, Replacements, Smiths, an...
As the 2018 baseball season kicks off, we take you back to Spring of 2002, as lifelong NY Yankees fan Johnny Ramone talks baseball with a rival Red Sox fan, and...
The Night the Ramones Were Booed Off the Stage of the Palace
Jamie McGann, the former vocalist for legendary Connecticut bands The Poodle Boys and The Forgotte...
In a new tribute single by the hockey-loving Zambonis, Dee Dee scores the winning goal, with an assist from Joey
By PKM editors
To the Zambonis, the indie r...
In 1989, just after he left the Ramones, Dee Dee Ramone called his old friend Legs McNeil and went off for 10 hours. In these excerpts Dee Dee talks about his c...
From the moment they came out and Joey Ramone announced, "Good evening– We're the Ramones– and you're a Loudmouth baby you'd better shut it up!" I was transfixe...
On July 4, 1976 while the United States celebrated its Bicentennial, the Ramones flew across the pond and played England for the very first time. In honor of th...
Blondie drummer Clem Burke talks to PKM's Amy Haben about fashion, his career in Blondie, playing with the Ramones and more
I ran into Blondie drummer Clem Bur...
BY: AMY HABEN
I remember buying the single of "Wild Thing" as a teen, from some discount bin at the local record store. My horizons were expanded. From a...
"CBGB in 70's" on You Tube - Live shots of Blondie, The Dead Boys, and The Ramones are featured in this late 70's CBGB's documentary. Even though the commentator has a strange, infomercial voice and the speed is slightly off, the rare footage is intriguing enough to keep watching. The very articulate Ramones manager, Danny Fields describes them as "a great machine that went on time."
-Amy Haben...
