Tommy was such a gentleman. Such patience and very talented more importantly. He had a great ear for music. R.I.P. Tommy Erdelyi.

Really interesting interview with a really interesting and talented man. In some of the Ramones interviews, the other guys said that Tommy was the "grown-up" of the bunch. They would go to Tommy's place because he would go to the store and buy hamburger and such and cook it to make a meal, and none of them could get it together enough to do that. His last quote of the interview was perfect. Such a sharp guy. R.I.P Tommy. Peace.

RIP Tommy! He was the sweetest person.

Another legend I'll never meet.

Thank you so much for posting this. My guitar teacher and I were discussing the solo to Kiss Me On The Bus this week. We were trying to figure out who it played it, it didn't sound like Bob at all so we were suspecting Paul did. Very cool to learn at that Tommy Ramone played it. Thanks again!

Best band I've ever seen live... brilliant... explosive... energy... fun... saw them back to back nights... first night was high tempo second night was laid back... perfection both nights...

rip, love that Tommy loved them

Great persona, very peaceful aura

Loved this......thanks Gorman!!! Had such a great time meeting you at the Philly screening

Great video... Thanks for sharing!

Thank you

Haven't seen this yet, but I thought the same thing about the outtakes of Little Mascara and Kiss Me On The Bus

WOW....

Little Creatures is the name of the album.

Tommy produced the first Ramones albums; without Joey and Tommy, there would be no Ramones

@RandallGoya

9 жыл бұрын

_all the songs [on Tim] were done in 1 or 2 takes_ WOW! he also says The Replacements were a unique act like The Beatles and Jimi Hendrix +1

@BurningtunaDC

7 жыл бұрын

Dee Dee wrote his fair share of the songs.

Pat Olds says thank you Gorman

Very nice. Wish interviewer went song by song and asked for unique insight as opposed to just asking about the album in general. Also, wish he had asked him about any unique stories or tales that only he saw, or facts/insights that may surprise us fans- given his unique exposure to this band at that time. Still, well done.

I think this guy says "ya know" more than any human being I have ever heard before. Ya know?

Where was the interview conducted? Bar? Neighborhood? City? Thank you.

@GormanBechard

10 жыл бұрын

Niagra bar on Avenue A in NYC. It was early 2010.

@MikeMullan82

8 жыл бұрын

+Pat Olds I know it wasn't in the twin cities. Looks East-Coast(which would make sense)

This was such an obviously great album and as much as I like the production I don't think it's good production in the classic sense. Too much verb and strange eq.