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They couldn’t play like Eddie Van Halen, but that was the charm of the Ramones… it was a workout. We didn’t have any stops between each song. We just counted them off and there was no time to even drink a glass of water. A lot of bands have water bottles up there and towels and stuff… you know what I mean? We were not into that. We thought that looked like a band was getting tired. When they started talking to the audience, then they were taking that moment of rest. We didn’t want to have that kind of thought in anyone’s head that they are tired, and that’s why they are talking, and that’s why they are drinking water. We didn’t want that. I honestly think that the Ramones appeal to youth. It is the energy that we projected on record and when we played live. There is a whole new generation out there that wants to hear and wants to see a band that is real, with no samples, no tapes and nothing computerized. That is what the Ramones were all about. When I tour with my group around the world, I see these teenagers and they know that what they see is what they get. In my band there is no guy with a keyboard doing samples, or enhancing the vocals, or adding the added percussion from tapes—they’ve all got their tricks. When I tour, there are no tricks. When the Ramones toured there was no tricks. What happened is that I read all of the other books and I thought it was time to tell it like it was. I wanted to tell it like it was and not how other people who wrote books about the band thought it was. A lot of people who wrote the other books were much exaggerated. They were not written by a Ramone. Anyone relative can write a book, but they were hardly around. I decided to write a book because of my fifteen year tenure in the band. I played 1,700 shows with that band. I think between my book and the first one, by Jim Bessman, The Ramones: An American Band, are the most comprehensive.
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