A Fitting Conclusion

This album's excellence has been oveshadowed by the fact that it was the Ramones's last. But the truth is that this album can compete with "Road to Ruin" and "Mondo Bizarro" for the best second tier Ramones album. Of course it cannot compare to "The Ramones" or "Rocket to Russia" but still a worthy album. This album is one of the Ramones more beautiful ones. Songs like "Baby I Love You" and "Life's a Gas" compare in beauty to "Pet Cemetary" and even "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend."

Life's a gas, oh yea.

This was The Ramones last studio album. While not as good as their classic early albums, it is a fine album in it's own right. While there are a few songs here that aren't that memorable, most of the songs are good. My personal favorites are "I Don't Want To Grow Up", "The Crusher", "Life's a Gas", "Cretin Family" and "She Talks To Rainbows". Oh, and I can't forget the great hidden bonus track, "Spider-Man". This version is better than the one The Ramones recorded for the "Saturday Morning's Greatest Hits" compilation. In conclusion, this album was a fine capper to The Ramones studio career. Recommended to Ramones fans of all ages.

R.I.P Dee Dee, Johnny & Joey

I just started listening to this again after nearly wearing it down from overuse when it came out in 96 and i must say that this album is simply amazing. I'm surprised at the "stand out" tracks that people mention while reading their reviews...Scattergun and Cretin Family get tiresome after a while but.....



It's Not For Me To Know,Take The Pain Away,Have A Nice Day & Got A Lot To Say are not only the best songs on this record but some of the best RAMONES songs I've ever heard....the other tracks are also excellent but the 4 above are just pure gold. If you don't own a RAMONES record, pick this up, Too Tough To Die and Rocket to Russia



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