About Adios Amigos

I started writing the review in August, but it seems that every time I write it, I find something new that I have to write more on, and it seems that this will take me longer than I thought. Hopefully, I'll finish this by next week.

Adios Amigos Addendum

Extras

Th extra on this album is either the hidden track "R.A.M.O.N.E.S." or "Spider-Man", and the addition of those tracks depends on what region you bought the album from and/or which album printing edition it is. My copy, a North American CD, doesn't have "Spider-Man" nor "R.A.M.O.N.E.S.". Captain Oi! Records has their version with "R.A.M.O.N.E.S." on it and the CD also includes liner notes by Monte Melnick.

"R.A.M.O.N.E.S." is easily available live with Lemmy as a guest on We're Outta Here, as a bonus studio track on Greatest Hits Live, and it's also on numerous compilations.


The version of "Spider-Man" on Adios Amigos is the elusive studio cut that's currently only available on the complete Weird Tales of the Ramones box set. This cut is not available as a stand-alone MP3 purchase.


Album Info


All time references are based on my iTunes tracklist.


Album Length: 33.9 minutes

Shortest Track: "Have a Nice Day" - 1:39
Longest Track: "Life's a Gas" - 3:34


No "Blitzkrieg Bop" on this album.


This post wraps up my album reviews, as there are no more studio albums after this one. The last two major releases during the band's active life were the live albums Greatest Hits Live and We're Outta Here. 


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