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Youth Gone Mad
Youth Gone Mad was a New York punk band that formed in the late 1970s. Their sound was built around fast, simple songs with distorted guitars and a relentless...
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Blitzkrieg Bop
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I Got a Right To Love Her (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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I Kill You (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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In The Pines (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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Rock N Roll Vacation In L.A. (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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Stinky Punk (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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Blitzkrieg Bop
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I Got a Right To Love Her (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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I Kill You (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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In The Pines (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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Rock N Roll Vacation In L.A. (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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Stinky Punk (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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Twist And Shout (feat. Dee Dee Ramone)
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Youth Gone Mad was a New York punk band that formed in the late 1970s. Their sound was built around fast, simple songs with distorted guitars and a relentless beat. The track "Blitzkrieg Bop" became their best-known song, capturing that energy in under three minutes.
Several of their recordings feature Dee Dee Ramone, including "I Got a Right To Love Her" and "Rock N Roll Vacation In L.A." They released albums like Ramones in 1976 and Rocket to Russia the following year. Their early shows sometimes drew criticism for being too aggressive, but they kept playing.
They disbanded in 1996. Their music, especially songs like "Blitzkrieg Bop," remains a reference point for the straightforward, high-energy side of punk.
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