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Ramones at 40 – in pictures | Music | theguardian.com

By May 8, 2014March 5th, 2025No Comments

This set of pictures provides a fascinating look at the way that the Ramones developed their look and sound over the years. This is a great collection of shots for fans that want to track how the Ramones developed. Its nice to look back at how they developed, and yet maintained their own distinctive sound. This helped them to build up generations of fans and enjoy an enduring level of popularity. Ramones #love

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Ramones at 40 – in pictures | Music | theguardian.com

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