Ramones - We're Getting Out Of Here! Album

Tracklist

1	Please Don't Leave
2	Promotional Announcement For "End Of The Century"
3	Working It Over

Credits

• Bass – Dee Dee Ramone
• Drums – Marky Ramone (tracks: B1), Richie Ramone (tracks: A, B2)
• Guitar – Johnny Ramone
• Vocals – Joey Ramone

Notes

A is a demo from the "Too Tough To Die" sessions, 1984.
B1 is a demo from the "End Of The Century" sessions, 1979.
B2 has Joey Ramone speaking over clips of "End of the Century" songs.

The sleeve credits "Layout" to Behemoth.

The record has blank white labels on both sides.

Although the Ramones logo on the front of the sleeve has Tommy Ramone's name on it, Tommy did not perform on any of the songs on this record.

Track B2 is not mentioned in tracklist.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Scrawled in runout side A): Work A
• Matrix / Runout (Scrawled in runout side B): Work B

Album

We're Outta Here is the fourth live album by the American punk band the Ramones. It was released on November 18, 1997, through Eagle Rock Records. The album was recorded for Billboard Live at The Palace in Los Angeles, California on August 6, 1996, when the Ramones performed their final concert. The show featured several special guests, including former band member Dee Dee Ramone, as well as members of bands who were influenced by the Ramones such as Lemmy from Motörhead, Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam. Ramones - We're Outta Here 1997. To favorites 3 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album Ramones - We're Outta Here 1997. Ramones - Durango '95. Ramones - Teenage Lobotomy. Ramones - We're A Happy Family. Teenage Lobotomy Live At The Palace1996. The Ramones' long kiss goodnight was the longest in rock & roll history, beating out the Who's march into history books by spreading it out over the course of over two years. The double-disc We're Outta Here captures what the band swears was its last concert ever at the Palace in Hollywood and while the group was in good form, the end result is no better or no worse than the average Ramones live album. By continuing to use the service, you agree to our use of cookies as described in the Cookie Policy. Get 10 off Pro Unlimited when you upgrade by Mar 9, 2020. Ramones We're Outta Here is the featured album. 11 days ago11 days ago. Alternative Rock. Were Outta Here Ramones. Released November 18, 1997. Were Outta Here Tracklist. Durango 95 Lyrics. Were Outta Here is the Ramones fourth live album. All tracks are taken from The Ramones' 2263rd, and final concert, held on August 6, 1996. Although by now the Ramones had lost much of their relevancy, the show was a star-studded affair. Popular artists such as Eddie Vedder of Pearl Jam and Lemmy of Motörhead, who the Ramones had covered on their final studio album, were featured. Dee Dee, the longtime bass player for the Ramones, also made a guest appearance. Were Outta Here Q&A. We're Outta Here. Ramones Format: Audio CD. We're Outta Here Please retry. Just like Loco Live, If you're just getting familiar with the Ramones, leave it for now. If you're an advanced Ramones fan, I think you'll enjoy it. Now more about the CD itself: I think Joey's voice is still good. As a live album this is no classic, but if you're a long standing Ramones fan, as I am, it will probably take you back a few years. Joey no longer has that voice. It's much deeper and raunchier, but it gives you the feeling he's still experimenting and giving it all for one last time. Play album. Skip to YouTube video. Replace video. From The Album. We can't show you this lyrics snippet right now. View full lyrics. Similar Tracks. Out of Here. This song is by Ramones and appears on the album Too Tough To Die 1984. Hanging out and shooting out all of the lightsI toss and toss, it's after darkIs this real or just a dream, some fantasyAnd is this real or emptiness We're getting out of hereAs fast as we canOh, we're getting out of hereAs fast as we can. She still stand beside my parts and in this worldIt's getting sicker all the timeSay that victim, a victim made societyChop her ankle and bring it back to her family, yeah