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The Ramones
Released 2000

Poison Heart
04:03
82 plays

The Crusher
02:24
802 plays

Have a Nice Day
01:38
69 plays

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songs

- 1
- Censorshit
- 03:13
- 326 plays

- 2
- Poison Heart
- 04:03
- 82 plays

- 3
- Strength to Endure
- 02:59
- 61 plays

- 4
- It's Gonna Be Alright
- 03:19
- 47 plays

- 5
- Take It as It Comes
- 02:07
- 46 plays

- 6
- I Won't Let It Happen
- 02:20
- 52 plays

- 7
- Touring
- 02:50
- 47 plays

- 8
- Journey to the Center of the Mind
- 02:51
- 136 plays

- 9
- Substitute
- 03:14
- 43 plays

- 10
- Somebody to Love
- 02:31
- 69 plays

- 11
- 7 and 7 Is
- 01:50
- 58 plays

- 12
- My Back Pages
- 02:26
- 57 plays

- 13
- Have You Ever Seen the Rain?
- 02:21
- 134 plays

- 14
- I Don't Wanna Grow Up
- 02:43
- 114 plays

- 15
- The Crusher
- 02:24
- 802 plays

- 16
- Life's a Gas
- 03:32
- 362 plays

- 17
- Take the Pain Away
- 02:41
- 489 plays

- 18
- I Love You
- 02:19
- 135 plays

- 19
- Cretin Family
- 02:07
- 52 plays

- 20
- Have a Nice Day
- 01:38
- 69 plays

- 21
- Got a Lot to Say
- 01:39
- 14 plays

- 22
- She Talks to Rainbows
- 03:12
- 215 plays

- 23
- Spiderman
- 02:05
- 451 plays

- 24
- Anyway You Want It
- 02:18
- 35 plays

- 25
- R.A.M.O.N.E.S.
- 01:22
- 1,421 plays

album review

With their 1988 collection, Ramones Mania, the best-selling album of the Ramones' entire career (as of the early 21st century, it's the only Ramones release to be certified gold in the U.S.), it was only a matter of time until a second collection was issued, as 2000 saw the release of Ramones Mania, Vol. 2. Available only as a Japanese import, Ramones Mania, Vol. 2 focuses on material not included on the first volume -- chiefly the '90s. Since Ramones Mania contained strictly highlights from the '70s and '80s (the group's creative peak), it's by far the more enjoyable of the two -- it's no secret that by the '90s, the Ramones were simply going through the motions on record (despite remaining a fine live act). Strangely, nearly half of Ramones Mania, Vol. 2 consists of cover songs (especially from their 1993 all-covers set, Acid Eaters): "Substitute," "Somebody to Love," "Have Your Ever Seen the Rain," as well as a fun reading of the theme song to the '60s cartoon series, "Spiderman." Of the handful of originals, none can hold a candle to the Ramones' stellar early works, making Ramones Mania, Vol. 2 only of interest to Ramones diehards who need everything issued by the group. For a more definitive collection that does a better job of covering the Ramones' entire career, go for the 1999 double-disc Hey! Ho! Let's Go: The Anthology. ~ Greg Prato, All Music Guide