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abstersive

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Jul 31, 2003 15:56

WHO THE FUCK PUT "CALIFORNIA SUN" ON A PLAYSTATION GAME COMMERCIAL.

WHOEVER IS IN CHARGE OF RAMONES LICENSING IS GOING TO HAVE TO ANSWER TO ME!! RARRRR!!

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payforthepiano July 31 2003, 20:40:52 UTC

Don't forget "Let's Go" on the At&t Go Phone commercial.
I think that's the name of it. You are totally going to hate me if I got the name of that song wrong.

abstersive July 31 2003, 20:41:57 UTC

dude, it's "blitzkrieg bop," katie.

and here i thought you were punk rockkk. i see that you have much to learn. <3.

payforthepiano July 31 2003, 20:49:24 UTC

You see? I totally called it because I went a blank on the name of the song, but I HAD to post the comment.

abstersive July 31 2003, 20:57:26 UTC

it's okay!

you know i still think you are great.

ignorantsoul July 31 2003, 22:31:02 UTC

aren't they in an applebee's commercial or something else, too?

well, someone's making money...

abstersive July 31 2003, 22:39:43 UTC

bastards!

aiyee! quitwhining August 1 2003, 04:27:33 UTC

i think this is up there alongside the buzzcocks' songs being used in a toyota rav4 commercials, the mooney suzuki for nike, and t-rex for mistubishi.

lawd have mercy.

Re: aiyee! abstersive August 1 2003, 04:42:04 UTC

the mooney suzuki's okay just because they've made it clear from the beginning that they want "douchebags with a lot of money to pay us [them] to play rock and roll music" while continuing to put out the same kind of records. so i mean. knowing that, it's okay.

but i don't think t. rex, the buzzcocks, or the ramones that I KNOW AND LOVE would be like OKAY DO IT.

someone is gonna get beat DOWN, paranda. what do you say?

Re: aiyee! quitwhining August 1 2003, 05:19:44 UTC

fist city?

ay ay captain!

Re: aiyee! abstersive August 1 2003, 05:32:09 UTC

FULL STEAM AHEAD.

It doesn't matter ex_haydn637 August 1 2003, 14:06:03 UTC

So they're in commercials? BFD. There are more important things to get disgusted by. It's not like the Ramones stood for starving for yr art. The Ramones were always on a major label, because there wasn't the robust indie distribution system inthe late 70's that there is today. I remember in the mid-late 80's, Joey was even on one of those Oprah style talk shows with his mother ( ... )