Ramones – Rocket to Russia

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"Ramones – Rocket to Russia" is the Ramones’ 1977 studio album widely regarded as one of their finest and most influential punk rock records.

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instanceOf studio album
artist Ramones
associatedMovement 1970s punk rock
chartPosition Billboard 200 peak around 49
chronology Ramones studio albums
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtDesigner John Gillespie
criticalReception widely regarded as one of Ramones’ finest albums
featuresBandMember Dee Dee Ramone
Joey Ramone
Johnny Ramone
Tommy Ramone
followedBy Road to Ruin
follows Leave Home
genre pop punk
punk rock
hasTitle Rocket to Russia
hasType third studio album by Ramones
includesTrack Cretin Hop
Do You Wanna Dance?
Here Today, Gone Tomorrow
I Can’t Give You Anything
I Don’t Care
linked to: I Don't Care

I Wanna Be Well
Locket Love
Ramona
Rockaway Beach
Sheena Is a Punk Rocker
Surfin’ Bird
linked to: Surfin' Bird

Teenage Lobotomy
We’re a Happy Family
Why Is It Always This Way?
influence influential on later punk rock bands
language English
length approximately 32 minutes
notableSingle Rockaway Beach
Sheena Is a Punk Rocker
Teenage Lobotomy
numberOfTracks 14
originalFormat vinyl LP
performer Ramones
photographer Danny Fields
producer Ed Stasium
T. Erdelyi
Tony Bongiovi
recordedAt Media Sound Studios, New York City
recordingLocation New York City
recordLabel Philips Records
Sire Records
reissue CD reissues with bonus tracks
releaseDate 1977-11-04
releaseYear 1977

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Ed Stasium workedOn Ramones – Rocket to Russia