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The Ramones: Joey Ramone (vocals); Johnny Ramone (guitar); C.J. Ramone (bass); Marky Ramone (drums).
Recorded in Barcelona, Spain.
Between 1976 and 1978, the Ramones could seemingly do no wrong, and It's Alive, the album that preserved their 1977-going-on-1978 New Year's Eve show in London for the ages, captured the pride of Forest Hills at the peak of their form, turning three-chord downstroke into the stuff of magic. By 1990, the band's albums were generally good but not great, and it seemed as if their days of studio glory were behind them. But anyone who ever saw the Ramones live will tell you that right up to the end, they never failed to deliver on-stage, and if Loco Live isn't quite up to the same level as It's Alive, it proves these guys always gave their fans the sweat, muscle, and cool tunes they came to see. The buzz of Johnny Ramone's guitar is still gloriously relentless, Joey yelps like he means it (and if he has a little more to say between songs, most of it's cool), Marky remains King of the Big Beat, and C.J. plays at least as well as Dee Dee (and is nearly as good at yelling "wuntootreeFAH!"). And if the presence of "Mama's Boy," "Someone Put Something in My Drink," and "I Believe in Miracles" don't exactly give Loco Live an edge over the first-three-albums set list of It's Alive, the truth is nearly all the newer songs sound stronger (and faster) on-stage, and the old stuff is, as always, a joy to behold. If you're going to buy a Ramones live album, the blazing It's Alive is the one to get, but Loco Live proves these old soldiers never gave up the fight -- 13 years on, they were still loud and proud, and you can't help but love 'em for it. ~ Mark Deming
The second Ramones live set, 1992's LOCO LIVE, showed that these legendary punk rockers were still alive and well in their third decade together. Bassist C.J. Ramone had just recently replaced the band's beloved original member, Dee Dee Ramone, but the line-up change hadn't altered the Ramones' musical direction in the slightest.
If you want raw and simple rock that's both high energy and a refreshing break from the mainstream, you'll get it here. With solid renditions of such Ramones classics as "Blitzkrieg Bop," "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment," "Rock & Roll High School," "Sheena Is a Punk Rocker," "Pinhead," and "Beat on the Brat," LOCO LIVE is proof positive that the Ramones were a truly unique live act.Spin (6/92, p.70) - Highly Recommended - "..30-something of the Ramones' best onstage in grungy low fidelity...provides the ultimate antidote to life's everyday crud, confronting the horror with a cool big beat.." Loco Live Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)  best ramones live
THIs is the best of the ramones 3 live albums because of the pure energy and the setlist. It has most of the stuff on its alive, and newer stuff. And it has 2 of my favorite Ramones tunes: Bonzo goes to bitburg and all time favorite song ever, the great Wart Hog
this kicks!!!!!!!!!!
Submitted by Tim (Miami, FLA, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No great album
i am not sure what your talking about every copy has carbona not glue, it wasnt taken off but whatever...
this is a great album by the greatest band of existence. sure its not as good as Its Alive but it has a completely different feel to it. it is alot faster and an overall great sound. if you have never heard the ramones before (which i dont know why you havent) i would not suggest this as a good first cd to get but definitley you should get it later
Submitted by matt the rat (Lucky Kentucky)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No BEST LIVE album Ever besides It's Alive!(1979)
If you already have It's Alive and want a good live album with C.J. and Marky this is the one for you! 32 songs are on this disc with a hidden song (Carbona Not Glue) in between Pet Semetary and Judy Is A Punk. Very Awesome in your face style delivery if you know what I mean.Once I started listening to it I listened about 4 times in a row because how good it was.Definitely a keeper. Once you start it you wont want it to end!
Submitted by gimme3steps101 (Panama City Beach, FL, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  WARNING : SECRET SONG INSIDE !
Ahhhhh, The Ramones - those legendary bad boys from Queens (NY) are back with another fun-filled punk bubble gum rock wall-of-sound live album : LOCO LIVE (1992).
Ok, LOCO LIVE may not be as good as their first live album (IT'S ALIVE ! 1979), but it's a pleasant one, though. You gotta admit, the Ramones are getting a bit old : Joey's voice ain't at his best (I guess that's what growing old is all about). Some may complaint that some classic songs aren't delievered in all their splendor... Ok, Ok... But it's a descent show nonetheless.
One of the best part of this album is a secret song hidden between two live tracks... Yes sir ! We've got CARBONA NOT GLUE (and it sounds like a studio track too) from the original LEAVE HOME album (yep, the original release of LEAVE HOME has CARBONA NOT GLUE instead of BABYSITTER). Don't look for the title in the credits, you won't find any mention. You'll find the song buried at the end of PET SEMETARY (if I remember correctly). Rumors had it that the hidden track had been discovered by some Big Cheese and was planned to be romoved from the CD (in fear of a legal pursuit, as it has been the case with LEAVE HOME - why ? 'coz CARBONA isn't a generic name but a trademark of some kind). So don't panic if you don't find it anywhere : the censors had won. I couldn't say for sure : I bought LOCO LIVE at the very first minute it came out ! My copy has the secret song. Hope you will...
Have fun !
Submitted by the Grey (Sherbrooke, QC)
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