Ramones - Acid Eaters Album

Tracklist

1	Have You Ever Seen The Rain Written-By – John Fogerty	2:22
2	I Can't Control Myself Written-By – Reg Presley	2:55
3	Journey To The Center Of The Mind Lead Vocals – C.J. RamoneWritten-By – Steve Farmer, Ted Nugent	2:51
4	The Shape Of Things To Come Lead Vocals – C.J. RamoneWritten-By – Barry Mann And Cynthia Weil	1:46
5	When I Was Young Written-By – Barry Jenkins, Daniel McCulloch, Eric Burdon, John Weider, Victor Briggs	3:16
6	Can't Seen To Make You Mine Written-By – Sky Saxon	2:42
7	Substitute Backing Vocals, Written-By – Pete Townshend	3:15
8	Somebody To Love Backing Vocals [Uncredited] – Traci LordsWritten-By – Darby Slick	2:31
9	7 And 7 Is Written-By – Arthur Lee	1:50
10	Surf City Written-By – Brian Wilson, Jan Berry	2:26
11	Out Of Time Backing Vocals [Uncredited] – Sebastian BachWritten-By – Mick Jagger And Keith Richards	2:41
12	My Back Pages Lead Vocals – C.J. RamoneWritten-By – Bob Dylan	2:27

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CHR 6052, 8276761	Ramones	Acid Eaters ‎(LP, Album)	Chrysalis, Chrysalis	CHR 6052, 8276761	UK	1993
ST-6268324	Ramones	Acid Eaters ‎(LP, Album, Unofficial, Cle)	Old Gold Wreckords	ST-6268324	Germany	1997
7243 8 27676 2 6	Ramones	Acid Eaters ‎(CD, Album)	Chrysalis	7243 8 27676 2 6	Netherlands	1993
LETV066LP, CHR 6052	Ramones	Acid Eaters ‎(LP, Album, RE, Gre)	Let Them Eat Vinyl, Chrysalis	LETV066LP, CHR 6052	UK	2013
7243 8 27676 2 6, 827676 2, CDCHR 6052	Ramones	Acid Eaters ‎(CD, Album)	Chrysalis, Chrysalis, Chrysalis, Radioactive, Radioactive, Radioactive	7243 8 27676 2 6, 827676 2, CDCHR 6052	Australia	1993

Credits

• Art Direction – Tim Stedman
• Bass, Vocals – C.J. Ramone
• Design – Tim Stedman, Todd Gallopo
• Drums – Marky Ramone
• Engineer [Assistant At Baby Monster Studio] – Bryce Goggin, Rojo
• Engineer [Assistant At Chung King House Of Metal] – Diego Garrido, Jack Hersca, Johnny Wydrycs
• Engineer [Assistant At Sound On Sound] – Peter Beckerman
• Executive Producer, Management – Gary Kurfirst
• Guitar – Johnny Ramone
• Illustration – Mique Willmott
• Keyboards – Joe McGinty
• Lead Vocals – Joey Ramone
• Mastered By – Scott Hull
• Mixed By – Scott Hackwith, Trent Slatton
• Producer – Scott Hackwith
• Recorded By – Trent Slatton

Notes

Basic tracks recorded at Baby Monster Studio, New York, NY.
Overdubs recorded at Baby Monster Studio and Chung King House Of Metal, New York, NY.
Mixed at Chung King House Of Metal, New York, NY and Saturn Sound, Burbank, CA and Sound On Sound, New York, NY.
Mastered at Masterdisk, New York, NY.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 0 08811 09132 3
• Matrix / Runout: RARD10913 L3903H A1

Companies

• Recorded At – Baby Monster Studios
• Overdubbed At – Baby Monster Studios
• Overdubbed At – Chung King House Of Metal
• Mixed At – Chung King House Of Metal
• Mixed At – Saturn Sound, Burbank, Ca
• Mixed At – Sound On Sound, New York
• Mastered At – Masterdisk

Video

Album

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