Marky Ramone's newest venture

[Steve of Bloomington]

What I'm getting from the ad and the website is the only way to buy it is by the case. What if I'm not ready for that level of commitment?

Also, the site makes me thankful for Steve Jobs' ongoing efforts to squash Flash like a bug.

[Christina]

"It's made with secret herbs and spices that I scraped off the floor of CBGB's. Available wherever fine t-shirts are sold."

Not so much herbs as powders, right? 

I actually really want to know what's in this shit, but I can't find an ingredients list anywhere. It's all secret.

[scratchbomb]

Whaddya want ingredients faw? It's sawce, c'mon! Sawce is made a sawce.

[cavorting with nudists]

Marky's reasons you should think it'll be good:  He loves to eat, and he loves to watch other people cook.  What's missing from this list?

[Snuggalo]

Dee Dee would have been furious had he known Marky was such a foodie.

from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Ramone:
Dee Dee, in his books, expressed resentment towards Tommy for having it "together" more than anyone else in the band, being able to cook himself dinner and organize his life in a much more functional manner, without the psychosis or addiction problems that the rest of them suffered from.

[AaronC]

Pure and natural.  Just like Marky's hair. 

If you look closely, you'll see the Marky Ramone ring, which I like to believe gives Marky special powers. 

[fonpr]

Dee Dee would have been furious had he known Marky was such a foodie.

from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tommy_Ramone:
Dee Dee, in his books, expressed resentment towards Tommy for having it "together" more than anyone else in the band, being able to cook himself dinner and organize his life in a much more functional manner, without the psychosis or addiction problems that the rest of them suffered from.

Uncle Monk = Marky Ramone's bluegrass-based folk duo.

I meant Tommy.  I get those guys confused.

[spacepope]

Here's Marky talking about his new line of Punk Rock Spaghetti Sauce

http://www.mapanare.us/5/post/2010/09/markyramone-drumscholarship-spaghettisauce.html

[Steve of Bloomington]

I was reading a collection of Ramones interviews (don't judge) and Tommy did come off as the most intelligent and together individual in the bunch by a very wide margin. He was their manager in the early years, too.

Uncle Monk came thru and played at a coffee shop in town a while back. Hard to sell that show as all the press was 'the only surviving original Ramone!' yet the music is nothing like the Ramones. Sadly I missed that one, but was glad to hear he is still kicking around.

[Eric Fishlegs]

I was reading a collection of Ramones interviews (don't judge) and Tommy did come off as the most intelligent and together individual in the bunch by a very wide margin. He was their manager in the early years, too.

He was so intelligent and together that the other 3 drove him nuts on the road. Based on what I've read I can sympathize because Joey, Johnny, & Dee Dee were all completely insane, but in very different ways.

[lpme]

I was reading a collection of Ramones interviews (don't judge) and Tommy did come off as the most intelligent and together individual in the bunch by a very wide margin. He was their manager in the early years, too.

He was so intelligent and together that the other 3 drove him nuts on the road. Based on what I've read I can sympathize because Joey, Johnny, & Dee Dee were all completely insane, but in very different ways.

Didn't they say in Please Kill Me that in the later days they literally put up walls in the bus so that the four of them didn't have to talk when they toured?

[Eric Fishlegs]

Didn't they say in Please Kill Me that in the later days they literally put up walls in the bus so that the four of them didn't have to talk when they toured?
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I don't recall that, but it wouldn't sur[prise me because by the end they all pretty much hated each other and were literally just in it for the money. Not to be morbid, but considering that Joey & Johnny both died only a few years after they split up I wonder if they'd think it was worth the headaches to earn money they'd never even get to spend.

[cavorting with nudists]

Didn't they say in Please Kill Me that in the later days they literally put up walls in the bus so that the four of them didn't have to talk when they toured?

I think they did, but that was well after Tommy had left.  Based on nothing but my memory of that End of the Century doc, I believe the biggest beef was that Johnny had stolen the love of Joey's life and married her.

[Steve in North Hollywood]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBM5bxkutGs

I will be trying this ... some day.