The Ramones: Substitute

Music Video
1994
5m

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Joey Ramone, Johnny Ramone, Marky Ramone, and Christopher Ward in The Ramones: Substitute (1994)

Promotional music video short featuring punk rock icons from Queens, New York, The Ramones covering "Subsitute" (originally by The Who) featuring cameos by Karen Black and Nicholas Worth, am... Read allPromotional music video short featuring punk rock icons from Queens, New York, The Ramones covering "Subsitute" (originally by The Who) featuring cameos by Karen Black and Nicholas Worth, among others.Promotional music video short featuring punk rock icons from Queens, New York, The Ramones covering "Subsitute" (originally by The Who) featuring cameos by Karen Black and Nicholas Worth, among others.

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Ramones

Ramones

Michael Berryman

Bartender
(uncredited)

Karen Black

Mother
(uncredited)

Lux Interior

Presenter
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Johnny Legend

Bearded Man
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Lemmy

Lemmy
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Rudy Ray Moore

Father
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Linnea Quigley

Angry Woman in Bar
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Dee Dee Ramone

Dee Dee Ramone
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Joey Ramone

Joey Ramone
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Johnny Ramone

Johnny Ramone
(uncredited)

Marky Ramone

Marky Ramone
(uncredited)

Tommy Ramone

Tommy Ramone
(uncredited)

William Smith

Man in White Suit
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Christopher Ward

Christopher Ward
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Nicholas Worth

Substitute
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Director
- Thomas C. Rainone
Writer
- Thomas C. Rainone
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"Substitute" from The Ramone "Acid Eaters" was their 13th studio album. Recorded in 1993, towards the end of the Ramones' career, the album is often set apart from other Ramones releases in that it is entirely composed of covers. Acid Eaters forms a musical tribute to the Ramones' 1960s favorites, and highlights the influence that garage rock bands like the Seeds or the Amboy Dukes, and better known bands such as the Beach Boys, the Who and the Rolling Stones (all of whom are covered in this album) had on their music. Pete Townshend (The Who) and Tracy Lords (notable porn actress) perform backup vocals on the album. The album reached the Billboard top 200 at number 179.