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The fomin in a strained line.

They going through a tired once.

The guitar is the lambs.

The Blitz Creek,

the button in the backseat,

the generous in heat, methane in the backseat, the generosity in it,

but things in the back beat, the bleedskriek bach.

I think we can all be friendly with each other and like each other,

but we can't live together.

Anybody else would probably be happy if they had what we have

it's a real exciting time with the DJ in the band and Didi leaving. leaving, having left the band, you know. Actually,

uh, I feel he did us a real favor by leaving the band.

CJ was great. He was like a breath of fresh air, man. When he came into the group,

whew! Take it, CJ!

What! Day, Dave! Day! Well, hey everyone, welcome to this week's episode of The Vinyl Guide, the podcast for fans and collectors of vinyl records.

And this week, we have a Ramon, a real-life member of the goddamn Ramones, right here on the Vinyl Guide podcast.

Yep, today, C.J. Ramon is here, and he's going to talk about his time with the band, from the audition process to getting the gig, to his first shows, to the end of days with Joey and Johnny and Marky.

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