Studio Album · No. 14
¡Adios Amigos! Songwriting Credits by Ramones
Produced by Daniel Rey · Engineered by Bryce Goggin, Ian Bryan, Tom Lester, George Marino
Radioactive
Punk Rock
Songwriter
77%
Authorship
Holds writing credit on 10 of 13 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 10 / 13 documented
Who wrote the songs?
Scored across the 13 tracks with documented writers, by whether Ramones carries a lyricist or composer credit.
10 trackswritten by Ramones
3 tracksoutside writers
Ramones's roles on this album
Share of the 13 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
Lyricist77%
Composer77%
Producer0%
Performer100%
By the Numbers
13
Tracks
11
Lyricists
1
Producers
1995
Released
Data Insight
Dee Dee is the main writer on the final record, six years after he left the band, with six of the thirteen tracks. Daniel Rey has five and Joey only two, the smallest share he ever took.
The last Ramones album, out in July 1995, with the band already planning to stop.
Track Listing & Credits 13 tracks
Written by the artist
Written by outside writers
| # | Title | Lyricist(s) | Composer(s) | Producer(s) | Performers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
I Don't Want to Grow Up
#30
|
Tom WaitsKathleen Brennan | Tom WaitsKathleen Brennan | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 2 |
Makin Monsters for My Friends
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 3 |
It's Not for Me to Know
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 4 |
The Crusher
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 5 |
Life's a Gas
|
Joey Ramone | Jeffrey Ross Hyman | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 6 |
Take the Pain Away
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 7 |
I Love You
|
Johnny Thunders | Johnny Thunders | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 8 |
Cretin Family
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 9 |
Have a Nice Day
|
Marky RamoneGarrett Uhlenbrock | Marc Steven BellGarrett James Uhlenbrock | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 10 |
Scattergun
|
C. J. Ramone | Christopher Joseph Ward | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 11 |
Got a Lot to Say
|
C.J. Ramone | C.J. Ramone | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 12 |
She Talks to Rainbows
|
Joey Ramone | Jeffrey Ross Hyman | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
| 13 |
Born to Die in Berlin
|
Dee Dee RamoneJohn Carco | Douglas Glenn ColvinJohn Carco | Daniel Rey | Ramones (Performer) |
Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 17 contributors
DD
Dee Dee Ramone
Writer
DG
Douglas Glenn Colvin
Writer
DR
Daniel Rey
Writer · Producer
JR
Jeffrey Ross Hyman
Writer
JR
Joey Ramone
Writer
CJ
C. J. Ramone
Writer
CR
C.J. Ramone
Writer
CJ
Christopher Joseph Ward
Writer
GJ
Garrett James Uhlenbrock
Writer
GU
Garrett Uhlenbrock
Writer
JC
John Carco
Writer
JT
Johnny Thunders
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions ¡Adios Amigos!
Who wrote the songs on ¡Adios Amigos!?
Dee Dee Ramone on six of the thirteen, six years after leaving the band, with Daniel Rey on five and Joey Ramone on two. "I Don't Want to Grow Up" was written by Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan.
Is this the last Ramones album?
Yes. The band played their final show in 1996.
How high did the single chart?
"I Don't Want to Grow Up" reached number 30 on Alternative Airplay.
Who produced it?
Daniel Rey.
How high did the album chart?
Number 148 on the Billboard 200.
How did it sell?
The article publishes no sales or certification figure for it.
How long is the album?
34:01 across thirteen tracks.