Denki Records
Ramones - End Of The Century
Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
$27.50
In stock
Label / Catalog: Sire – SRK 6077
Year: 1980
Country: US
Format: LP - Album -
Clean and glossy. Only light scuffs. Strong condition. Sleeve shows light wear. NICE!
In February 1977 after attending a Ramones concert in Los Angeles, music producer Phil Spector offered to assist in fabricating Rocket to Russia. The band denied his offer, feeling as though the album would not be the same without Tommy Ramone and Tony Bongiovi producing the album. While the band refused his initial offer, they later asked Spector to help with the album because of their lack of popularity and sales. End of the Century would be the first album released without former drummer and producer Tommy. Spector had become infamous through his work with the Beatles as well as solo albums by John Lennon and George Harrison. With these releases, Spector deemed what would become known as the "Wall of Sound," which is dense, layered, and reverberant sound that came across well on AM radio and jukeboxes. These standards are created through instruments performing identical parts in unison, using high-quality overdubbing and echo chambers to aid in the production value. The producer was convinced that the Ramones had talent with lyrics and musical structure, so he intended to promote the band through more advanced methods of sound output.
Tracklist
A1Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio?
Voice [Disc Jockey] – Sean Donahue3:50
A2I'm Affected2:51
A3Danny Says3:06
A4Chinese Rock2:28
A5The Return Of Jackie And Judy3:12
A6Let's Go2:31
B1Baby, I Love You
Written-By – Phil Spector/Jeff Barry/Ellie Greenwich*3:47
B2I Can't Make It On Time2:32
B3This Ain't Havana2:18
B4Rock'N'Roll High School2:38
B5All The Way2:29
B6High Risk Insurance2:08
Ramones - End Of The Century
Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
$27.50
In stock
Label / Catalog: Sire – SRK 6077
Year: 1980
Country: US
Format: LP - Album -
Clean and glossy. Only light scuffs. Strong condition. Sleeve shows light wear. NICE!
In February 1977 after attending a Ramones concert in Los Angeles, music producer Phil Spector offered to assist in fabricating Rocket to Russia. The band denied his offer, feeling as though the album would not be the same without Tommy Ramone and Tony Bongiovi producing the album. While the band refused his initial offer, they later asked Spector to help with the album because of their lack of popularity and sales. End of the Century would be the first album released without former drummer and producer Tommy. Spector had become infamous through his work with the Beatles as well as solo albums by John Lennon and George Harrison. With these releases, Spector deemed what would become known as the "Wall of Sound," which is dense, layered, and reverberant sound that came across well on AM radio and jukeboxes. These standards are created through instruments performing identical parts in unison, using high-quality overdubbing and echo chambers to aid in the production value. The producer was convinced that the Ramones had talent with lyrics and musical structure, so he intended to promote the band through more advanced methods of sound output.
Tracklist
A1Do You Remember Rock 'N' Roll Radio?
Voice [Disc Jockey] – Sean Donahue3:50
A2I'm Affected2:51
A3Danny Says3:06
A4Chinese Rock2:28
A5The Return Of Jackie And Judy3:12
A6Let's Go2:31
B1Baby, I Love You
Written-By – Phil Spector/Jeff Barry/Ellie Greenwich*3:47
B2I Can't Make It On Time2:32
B3This Ain't Havana2:18
B4Rock'N'Roll High School2:38
B5All The Way2:29
B6High Risk Insurance2:08