The Ramones* – Loco Live

My favourit Ramones Live Record. My Dad bought me the CD 199?, i must have listened to it 100s of Times. 30 years later I bought the Fan Club Edition on eBay and now I bought this Efition. It is a little bit weird to flip or change the disc every 15 Minutes, but the Sound is great. I dont know if i will ever be able to Listen to it when my das Passes away without starting to cry.
To be honest, it is my favourit record, because of the Personal meaning. I also like Its Alive and Last Concert.

"Gabba Gabba Hey" "Gabba Gabba Hey" "Gabba Gabba Hoe" Excellent!!!

Great pressing! Sounds excellent, long overdue for this to be pressed!!! Highly recommend

Would it kill them to have included Don't Bust My Chops, Love Kills, Palisades Park and Too Tough to Die? I've got a trashed original LP but will be getting the Captain Oi 2CD as a listening copy to have the full track listing.

Sound good on my turtable. great pressing! No surface noise, not warped.

What a live performance! The setlist is outstanding! Excellent sound on my stereo! I also love the packaging and design! I had no idea Sergie Loobkoff worked in this arena too! Love Samiam!

Don't see 'Carbona... ' in the tracklisting here. I know it's unlisted on the release, but is it actually included on the record? It is on the US release.

Great sound on this pressing. I haven't compared it to the CD as of yet but it seems to be a big improvement imo. And it fills a much needed void in my Ramones vinyl collection.

I'm really happy with this. Nothing is ever going to make it some sort of super-high fidelity recording, but the mastering here is a nice step up from the old cassette and CD. Joey's vocals are much more front and center, which is how it should be. With more listening and more releases, I'm really becoming a fan of Joe Nino-Hernes' Ramones mastering work of recent years. Here's another very solid one.

I won’t debate anyone’s likes or dislikes of the recordings here, personally I’ve preferred Loco Live to It’s Alive since its release. Different strokes. All that aside, the copy of this that I picked up this morning is flawless. However, I find it incredibly odd that as they’ve touted this being the first US release on vinyl yet used the exact packaging, photos, and layout (filling the new gatefold with the front and back of the original inner sleeve, replacing only the few amendments of the tracklist) of the original 1991 UK release with the cover titles from the US cd slapped over it, The original US cd cover photo isn’t included anywhere at all; weird. The track list of the Chrysalis Lp will always be my preference, solely because it came out first. I snagged a copy as an import, and it was burned into my brain months before it was released stateside. Glad to see they didn’t mess with the unlisted “Carbona, Not Glue”, while it’s no real rarity today, unless you had a first press of Leave Home in the early 90’s this was the only place to hear it, and it was a nice surprise when it followed “Pet Sematary”