Joey Ramone on the Smiths

[Anonymous]

Joey Ramone don’t like the Smiths. From 8:12

 

[gordyboy9]

Did you know the ramones were actually based on the bay city rollers,they saw the rollers outfits and said we have to do the same,black leather, and they heard s/a/t/u/r/d/a/y/ night and thought we need a catchy song and that's where hey ho lets go originated from.there you go you learn something everyday.

 

[Try Anything Twice]

Did you know the ramones were actually based on the bay city rollers,they saw the rollers outfits and said we have to do the same,black leather, and they heard s/a/t/u/r/d/a/y/ night and thought we need a catchy song and that's where hey ho lets go originated from.there you go you learn something everyday.

The Bay City Rollers Dedication was the first album I ever bought. There’s another interesting fact.

 

[Try Anything Twice]

Joey’s a man of few words sometimes.

 

[gordyboy9]

The Bay City Rollers Dedication was the first album I ever bought. There’s another interesting fact.

quite sad as well,they sold 120 million albums worldwide and hardly made a penny,manager scavenged the lot.

 

[Eddie Edwards]

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

He came around to adoring them, picking Blitzkrieg Bop to be played during an interview for Janice Long in 1985? Anyways FWD posted it here recently.

 

[Famous when dead]

I think the like/dislike thing has been bordering on tongue in cheek for quite a while.
The Ramone graveyard shots / wanting to be buried in the same cemetery / covering Judy / releasing "Morrissey Curates The Ramones" / tour videos / listing his favourite songs & albums on TTY / Johnny Ramone's recent tribute party & lots of other references throughout his life post the 'Ramones Are Rubbish' would indicate he's a fan.
The one second 'nah' uttered in the OP video 31 years ago isn't exactly a hugely expressive, reasoned description of dislike. Perhaps they liked his solo stuff!?
Regards,
FWD.