Studio Album · No. 12
Mondo Bizarro Songwriting Credits by Ramones
Produced by Ed Stasium · Engineered by Paul Hamingson, Greg Calbi, Joe Warda
Radioactive
Punk Rock
Artist
86%
Authorship
Holds writing credit on 12 of 14 tracks
Authorship Breakdown 12 / 14 documented
Who wrote the songs?
Scored across the 14 tracks with documented writers, by whether Ramones carries a lyricist or composer credit.
12 trackswritten by Ramones
2 tracksoutside writers
Ramones's roles on this album
Share of the 14 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.
Lyricist86%
Composer86%
Producer0%
Performer100%
By the Numbers
14
Tracks
12
Lyricists
1
Producers
1992
Released
Data Insight
Dee Dee is gone from the band but not from the credits: three tracks are his. Joey takes seven, his largest share on any album, and Daniel Rey five.
The 1992 album, the first with C. J. Ramone on bass, produced by Ed Stasium after a three-year gap.
Track Listing & Credits 14 tracks
Written by the artist
Written by outside writers
| # | Title | Lyricist(s) | Composer(s) | Producer(s) | Performers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Censorshit
|
Joey Ramone | Jeffrey Ross Hyman | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 2 |
The Job That Ate My Brain
|
Marky RamoneGarrett Uhlenbrock | Marc Steven BellGarrett Uhlenbrock | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 3 |
Poison Heart
#6
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 4 |
Anxiety
|
Marky RamoneGarrett Uhlenbrock | Marc Steven BellGarrett Uhlenbrock | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 5 |
Strength to Endure
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 6 |
It's Gonna Be Alright
|
Joey RamoneAndy Shernoff | Jeffrey Ross HymanAndy Shernoff | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 7 |
Take It as It Comes
|
Jim MorrisonJohn DensmoreRobby KriegerRay Manzarek | Jim MorrisonJohn DensmoreRobby KriegerRay Manzarek | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 8 |
Main Man
|
Dee Dee RamoneDaniel Rey | Douglas Glenn ColvinDaniel Rey | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 9 |
Tomorrow She Goes Away
|
Joey RamoneDaniel Rey | Jeffrey Ross HymanDaniel Rey | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 10 |
I Won't Let It Happen
|
Joey RamoneAndy Shernoff | Jeffrey Ross HymanAndy Shernoff | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 11 |
Cabbies on Crack
|
Joey Ramone | Jeffrey Ross Hyman | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 12 |
Heidi Is a Headcase
|
Joey RamoneDaniel Rey | Jeffrey Ross HymanDaniel Rey | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 13 |
Touring
|
Joey Ramone | Jeffrey Ross Hyman | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
| 14 |
Spiderman
|
J. Robert HarrisPaul Francis Webster | Bob HarrisPaul Francis Webster | Ed Stasium | Ramones (Performer) |
Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 18 contributors
JR
Jeffrey Ross Hyman
Writer
JR
Joey Ramone
Writer
DR
Daniel Rey
Writer
DD
Dee Dee Ramone
Writer
DG
Douglas Glenn Colvin
Writer
AS
Andy Shernoff
Writer
GU
Garrett Uhlenbrock
Writer
MS
Marc Steven Bell
Writer
MR
Marky Ramone
Writer
BH
Bob Harris
Writer
JR
J. Robert Harris
Writer
JM
Jim Morrison
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions Mondo Bizarro
Who wrote the songs on Mondo Bizarro?
Joey Ramone on seven of the fourteen, Daniel Rey on five and Dee Dee Ramone on three, written after he had already left the band. "Take It as It Comes" is a Doors cover.
Why does Dee Dee appear if he left?
He quit in 1989 but kept sending songs to the band, and three of them are here.
How high did the single chart?
Who produced it?
Ed Stasium.
How high did the album chart?
Number 190 on the Billboard 200.
How did it sell?
The article publishes no sales or certification figure for it.
How long is the album?
37:25 across fourteen tracks.