Tracklist
01. God Save The Queen
02. I Wanna Be Me
03. Seventeen
04. New York
05. Bodies
06. Submission
07. Holidays In The Sun
08. EMI
09. No Feelings
10. Problems
11. Pretty Vacant
12. Anarchy In The UK
13. No Fun
14. Liar

Personnel: Johnny Rotten – lead vocals :: Steve Jones – guitar :: Paul Cook – drums :: Sid Vicious – bass.

Notes: Tracks 12-14 are from December 11, 1977, Maasbree, Holland.

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Rhino's 2001 expanded reissue of the Ramones' seminal debut album would have been welcomed if it had simply brought the original album back in print. It may have been available as part of the wonderful All the Stuff & More, Vol. 1 compilation, but there's nothing like hearing the original album in a concentrated blast of gleeful primitivism -- unless it's hearing it in this expanded form with eight bonus tracks. Apart from the final cut, the single version of "Blitzkrieg Bop", these are all demos, some appearing on All the Stuff & More, some appearing on a 1997 7" on Norton Records, some previously unreleased. It would be misleading to call these bonus cuts revelatory, even if they do confirm the group's affection for pop, but they're all welcome additions to the album, especially since they do contain "I Can't Be" and "I Don't Wanna Be Learned/I Don't Wanna Be Tamed", songs that never made it to Ramones albums, plus early versions of "I Don't Care" and "You Should Never Have Opened That Door". On top of the music is the 20-page booklet, containing full artwork and lyrics, tons of rare photographs, and notes from Donna Gaines. It's a terrific package, and it's not just for the dedicated Ramones or punk fan -- it's essential for any rock library.

~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, all music group. five stars

Original Album Produced by Craig Leon
Recorded February 2 – 19, 1976 at Plaza Sound, Radio City Music Hall, New York
Reissue Produced for Release by Bill Inglot & Gary Stewart.

• Joey Ramone - lead vocals
• Johnny Ramone - guitar
• Dee Dee Ramone - bass
• Tommy Ramone - drums

Original Release Date: April 23, 1976
Release Date: Juny 19, 2001
Format: Original Recordings Remastered
Label: Warner Archives/Rhino Entertainment
Source: 3 R2 74306 [Y16484]



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Apocalypshit is the second album by Molotov, which was recorded from late 1998 and was released during the second half of next year.
The name of the album is clearly a parody to the name of Revelation. This was because since then many rumors circulating that the world would end in 2000.

But really the only song of the album refers to the biblical movement is The World, the album is very dark in comparison to his other works, in some songs can be noted comic references and allusions to Satanism and the Occult. This album did not sell as many copies as its predecessor album, although it succeeded in establishing an identity for the members of the band

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