1.
Who produced "End of the Century", the story of the punk rock band The Ramones?
Correct Answer
B. pHil Spector
Explanation
Phil Spector produced "End of the Century", the story of the punk rock band The Ramones.
2.
Which is the only member of the Ramones to leave the band then rejoin later?
Correct Answer
B. Marky
Explanation
Marky is the correct answer because he is the only member of the Ramones who left the band at one point and then rejoined later. Tommy, Johnny, and Dee Dee did not leave and rejoin the band.
3.
What horror movie did the Ramones write the title song to?
Correct Answer
A. Pet Sematary
Explanation
The Ramones wrote the title song for the horror movie "Pet Sematary."
4.
When and where did the Ramones form?
Correct Answer
B. 1974 In Queens, NY
Explanation
The Ramones formed in 1974 in Queens, NY.
5.
The video for what Ramones song showed them as cartoon characters?
Correct Answer
C. Spider-Man
Explanation
The correct answer is Spider-Man because the Ramones released a music video for their song "Spider-Man" in 1995, which featured them as cartoon characters.
6.
Which Ramones album was nothing but cover songs?
Correct Answer
A. Acid Eaters
Explanation
Acid Eaters is the correct answer because it is the only Ramones album that consists entirely of cover songs. The album was released in 1993 and features the band's unique punk rock interpretations of songs by various artists, including The Rolling Stones, The Who, The Beach Boys, and many others. The other albums listed in the options contain original songs written by the Ramones themselves.
7.
What song earned the Ramones a law suit?
Correct Answer
B. Carbona Not Glue
Explanation
The song "Carbona Not Glue" earned the Ramones a lawsuit because it used the trademarked name of a cleaning product without permission. The company that owned the Carbona brand filed a lawsuit against the band for trademark infringement, leading to the song being removed from subsequent pressings of their album.
8.
In what country was Tommy of the Ramones born?
Correct Answer
A. Hungary
Explanation
Tommy of the Ramones, whose real name was Thomas Erdelyi, was born in Hungary. He later moved to America and became the drummer of the influential punk rock band, the Ramones. His Hungarian heritage is significant in understanding his background and the cultural influences that shaped his musical career.
9.
In what country did Dee Dee Ramone spend many of his younger years?
Correct Answer
A. Germany
Explanation
Dee Dee Ramone spent many of his younger years in Germany.
10.
What 1970's movie featured the Ramones as themselves?
Correct Answer
C. Rock And Roll High School
Explanation
"Rock And Roll High School" is the correct answer because it is a 1970's movie that featured the Ramones as themselves. The movie revolves around a group of high school students who are obsessed with the Ramones and their music. The band plays a prominent role in the film, performing several of their songs and interacting with the main characters. The movie is known for its energetic punk rock soundtrack and its portrayal of teenage rebellion and rock music culture in the 1970s.
11.
What is Dee Dee Ramone's real full name?
Correct Answer
B. Douglas Colvin
Explanation
The correct answer is Douglas Colvin. Dee Dee Ramone's real full name is Douglas Colvin.
12.
What type of microphones did the Ramones use exclusively?
Correct Answer
B. Shure
Explanation
The Ramones exclusively used Shure microphones.
13.
In what year were the Ramones inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame?
Correct Answer
C. 2002
Explanation
The Ramones were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002. This recognition came after their influential career as one of the pioneers of punk rock. The Ramones' energetic and raw sound, along with their rebellious attitude, had a significant impact on the music industry. Their induction into the Hall of Fame in 2002 solidified their status as one of the most influential and iconic bands in rock history.
14.
What was last Ramones studio album?
Correct Answer
B. Adios Amigos!
Explanation
Adios Amigos! is the correct answer because it was the last studio album released by the Ramones. This album was released in 1995 and marked the end of the band's career. It featured a mix of punk rock and alternative rock sounds, and included songs like "I Don't Want to Grow Up" and "The Crusher". The Ramones were known for their influential punk sound and energetic live performances, and Adios Amigos! was their final contribution to the punk rock genre.
15.
From which Ramones song did "Gabba Gabba Hey" come from?
Correct Answer
D. Pinhead
Explanation
"Gabba Gabba Hey" is a famous chant associated with the punk rock band Ramones. It originated from their song "Pinhead," which features the lyrics "Gabba gabba, we accept you, we accept you, one of us!" The phrase has become a rallying cry for punk rock fans and is often shouted at Ramones concerts. The other options, "Rock 'N' Roll High School," "Warthog," and "Outsider," are not associated with the iconic "Gabba Gabba Hey" chant.
16.
What high School did Johnny Ramone attend?
Correct Answer
B. Forrest Hills
Explanation
Johnny Ramone attended Forrest Hills High School.
17.
Who was the lead singer of The Ramones?
Correct Answer
A. Joey
Explanation
Joey was the lead singer of The Ramones. The Ramones were an American punk rock band formed in New York City in 1974. Joey Ramone, whose real name was Jeffrey Hyman, was the frontman and vocalist of the band. He had a distinctive singing style and was known for his tall and lanky appearance. Joey's energetic and charismatic stage presence, along with his unique voice, contributed to the success and influence of The Ramones in the punk rock genre.
18.
Which Ramones band member died of a drug overdose in 2002?
Correct Answer
A. Dee Dee Ramone
Explanation
Dee Dee Ramone is the correct answer because he was a member of the Ramones band and died of a drug overdose in 2002.
19.
Which member of the rock band Ramones was born "Jeff Hyman"?
Correct Answer
D. Joey Ramone
Explanation
Joey Ramone was born "Jeff Hyman" and was a member of the rock band Ramones. He was the lead vocalist and co-founder of the band. Joey Ramone is known for his distinctive voice and tall, lanky appearance. He played a significant role in shaping the punk rock genre with his energetic performances and heartfelt lyrics.
20.
Which Ramones song was inspired by Joey's emergency visit to a New York burn unit?
Correct Answer
C. I Wanna Be Sedated
Explanation
"I Wanna Be Sedated" is the correct answer because the song was inspired by Joey Ramone's emergency visit to a New York burn unit. The lyrics reflect Joey's desire to escape from the pain and chaos of the world by wanting to be sedated. This experience influenced the creation of the song, making it a fitting choice as the correct answer.
21.
What was the title of the Ramones 1976 debut album?
Correct Answer
C. Ramones
Explanation
The correct answer is Ramones. The question asks for the title of the Ramones' 1976 debut album, and the correct answer is Ramones. This album was self-titled and marked the beginning of the band's influential punk rock career.
22.
The Ramones opened and closed their concerts with the soundtrack of what 1967 film?
Correct Answer
C. The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Explanation
The Ramones opened and closed their concerts with the soundtrack of "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly." This film, released in 1967, is a classic spaghetti western directed by Sergio Leone. It is known for its iconic soundtrack composed by Ennio Morricone, which features the distinctive whistle melody. The Ramones, a punk rock band, incorporated this soundtrack into their concerts, adding a unique and memorable element to their performances.
23.
What name did Ramones guitarist Dee Dee Ramone adopt when he became a rapper in 1989?
Correct Answer
D. Dee Dee King
Explanation
Dee Dee Ramone adopted the name Dee Dee King when he became a rapper in 1989.
24.
What 1979 feature film did the Ramones appear in?
Correct Answer
B. Rock & Roll High School
Explanation
The Ramones appeared in the 1979 feature film "Rock & Roll High School".
25.
According to the Ramones, who is a punk rocker?
Correct Answer
A. Sheena
Explanation
According to the Ramones, Sheena is a punk rocker.
26.
The Ramones recorded which track to a Stephen King horror film in 1989?
Correct Answer
A. Pet Semetary
Explanation
The Ramones recorded the track "Pet Semetary" for a Stephen King horror film in 1989.
27.
What band did Joey front before the Ramones?
Correct Answer
C. Sniper
Explanation
Joey Ramone fronted the band Sniper before joining the Ramones.
28.
What year did Dee Dee leave the Ramones for good?
Correct Answer
B. 1989
Explanation
Dee Dee left the Ramones for good in 1989.
29.
Which of these songs were written by Tommy Ramone?
Correct Answer
C. Blitzkrieg Bop
Explanation
Blitzkrieg Bop was written by Tommy Ramone.
30.
What band was designated the official Ramones cover band by Joey Ramone?
Correct Answer
C. The Huntingtons
Explanation
The Huntingtons were designated the official Ramones cover band by Joey Ramone.