Holy moly! This week’s guest is none other than J Prozac himself talking about the RAMONES and his 500 bands! Heaps good! You’ll love this one. It’s a long one but we chat about records, meeting Joey Ramone, his collaboration with Bil McRackin, mixing up Blink 182 and Blanks 77, the goofiness of Boris The Sprinkler, videos, selling records we regret, and heaps more. It’s a good time!

You can listen right now by clicking on THIS LINK.

You can also load up on Prozacs jams at their Bandcamp page RIGHT HERE.

Hey Hey! Norway’s punk rock quartet The Skullingtons just released their cool new album on Monster Zero Records last month and now they’re here on RAMONESMANIA! Drummer, Rocky, put away his black metal records and decided to kick back and talk about, well, black metal… and the RAMONES. And why not? This is a fun discussion that goes all over the place for the greater good. We talk punk, metal, politics, meeting bands, and generally have a real cool time. There’s also tracks from their new album for your enjoyment. Yay! Heaps good!

You can listen right now by clicking on THIS LINK.

You can also buy their record right now by clicking on THIS LINK.

And you can check them out on Bandcamp at THIS LINK.

That’s a lot of links but they all lead to good times and no hassles. Enjoy!

This week’s guest is none other than Hayley Cain aka Hayley Crusher from Californian surf punk power pop rockers, Hayley And The Crushers. The band has just released a new single on Reta Records and Surfin Ki Records called Jacaranda. They have two albums on Eccentric Pop under their belts and there’s no stopping them now. It’s good time fun music which, during these dark times, is the perfect soundtrack for us. It’s exactly the kind of stuff we need in 2020 aka worst year ever!

You can listen right now by clicking on THIS LINK.

You can buy Hayley and the Crushers latest 7″ through Reta Records and Surfin Ki (Europe) or through their bandcamp page. You can also find their albums on vinyl in the USA at Eccentric Pop.

For RAMONES fans, Ed Stasium needs no introduction. The guy is an absolute legend. He’s produced and/or engineered albums by Soul Asylum, Misfits, Living Colour, Talking Heads, and even Aussie rock heroes, Hoodoo Gurus, but, the reason you’re here is because of his work with the RAMONES. Ed worked on seven of the band’s studio albums plus the soundtrack to Rock N Roll Highschool. He’s also been heavily involved with the 40th Anniversary Deluxe Reissues, all of which so far have been amazing.

So this week I bring to you a RAMONES REWIND as this interview was one I conducted back in 2017 for my old radio show. Now, it’s here for you in all it’s glory and it’s freakin’ awesome. Ed was one of the nicest guests I’d ever had on the show and his storytelling is so entertaining and in-depth. I am so grateful for the time he donated to doing this. If you have never heard this conversation before, then trust me, you’re in for a real treat. We touch on many things and get so much insight from someone who was there, at the Phil Spector house, when all those crazy events happened. I’m so glad Ed shared these stories with us and I really hope you enjoy them too.

You can listen right now by clicking on THIS LINK.

You can also find the RAMONESMANIA podcast on iTunes.

For more information, you can find Ed online at www.edstasium.com

Thank you for listening.

Hey Ho, Let’s Go with The Manges! The first episode of RAMONESMANIA for 2020 features none other than Andrea Manges; vocalist, guitarist and chief songwriter for Italy’s very own three chord rockers, The Manges. We talk all things RAMONES and it’s a jolly good time. You can join in the fun by clicking on THIS LINK.

The Manges have a new record out on September 25th which you can order directly from the label HERE. It’s the band’s fifth album and is 12 tracks of kick ass punk rock. Clocking in at around 24 minutes, it’s over before you know it. This album gets in, does the job and leaves. It’s wild. The sound is killer, it has great guitar tones, two cover tunes, and is good times. And that’s really what you want albums to be; good times. Nobody wants bad times when it comes to punk rock, right?!