Ramones - Too Tough to Die (1984)

1. Mama's Boy
2. I'm Not Afraid of Life
3. Too Tough to Die
4. Durango 95
5. Wart Hog
6. Danger Zone
7. Chasing the Night
8. Howling at the Moon (Sha-La-La)
9. Daytime Dilemma (Dangers of Love)
10. Planet Earth 1988
11. Humankind
12. Endless Vacation
13. No Go
14. Street Fighting Man
15. Smash You
16. Howling at the Moon (Sha-La-La) (Demo)
17. Planet Earth 1988 (Demo)
18. Endless Vacation (Demo)
19. Danger Zone (Dee Dee Vocal Version)
20. Out of Here
21. Mama's Boy (Demo)
22. I'm Not the Answer=20
23. Too Tought to Die (Dee Dee Vocal Version)
24. No Go (Demo)
 
Bass – Dee Dee Ramone
Drums – Richie Ramone
Guitar – Johnny Ramone 
Vocals – Joey Ramone 

With the Ramones' original drummer, Tommy Erdelyi, producing, the group returns to simple, scathing punk rock on Too Tough to Die. The group takes the big guitar riffs of Subterranean Jungle and makes them shorter and heavier. The Ramones' rhythms are back up to jackhammer speed and the songs are down to short, terse statements. The results read like a reaction to hardcore punk, but the Ramones are more melodic than any hardcore band, as well as smarter than most. Apart from the occasional foray into pop, such as the surprisingly effective Dave Stewart-produced "Howling at the Moon," the album is a sterling set of lethal punk, the best the Ramones had made since the end of the '70s. It was also the last great record they would ever make. ---Stephen Thomas Erlewine, AllMusic Review

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