Name: Pleasant Dreams - Ramones
Brand: Ramones
SKU: 4Z0YHXghWhViyBCpEulR2Z

Album Description

Ramones' iconic album, Pleasant Dreams, is a quintessential punk masterpiece that has been thrilling fans since its release on 20 July 1981. This seminal work, courtesy of Rhino/Warner Records, is a testament to the band's unwavering energy and unrelenting passion for their craft.

With a duration of 53 minutes, Pleasant Dreams is a sonic journey through the genres of punk and proto-punk, showcasing the Ramones' unique ability to craft infectious, high-octane tracks that are both catchy and rebellious. The album's tracklist boasts an impressive array of remastered classics, including 'We Want the Airwaves', 'All's Quiet on the Eastern Front', and 'The KKK Took My Baby Away', alongside other notable mentions such as 'It's Not My Place (In the 9 to 5 World)' and 'She's a Sensation'.

The Ramones' distinctive sound is on full display throughout Pleasant Dreams, with its raw, unbridled spirit and irreverent charm. This album is an essential addition to any music collection, offering a glimpse into the pioneering work of one of punk's most influential bands. So, delve into the world of Ramones and experience the unbridled energy of Pleasant Dreams for yourself.

20 jul 1981

℗ 2005 Warner Records Inc. Manufactued & Marketed by Warner Strategic Marketing

About Ramones

The Ramones, hailing from Forest Hills, Queens, New York, are legendary figures in the punk rock scene, often hailed as the first true punk rock band. Formed in 1974, this iconic group, featuring the mythical Ramone brothers—Dee Dee, Joey, Tommy, and Johnny—played a pivotal role in establishing the punk movement both in the United States and globally. Their raw, energetic sound and rebellious attitude left an indelible mark on the music industry, influencing countless bands and shaping the punk genre. Despite never achieving massive commercial success, the Ramones' impact is immeasurable, making them a cornerstone of punk culture. Their debut album, simply titled "Ramones," serves as a musical manifesto, a raging reaction against the soft rock and disco of their time. The Ramones' legacy endures, celebrated for their loud, hard, and relentless approach to music, making them a timeless influence in the world of rock.