Which Ramone Are You?

The leader of the pack, your love is to sing and stay true to your beliefs. When you leave people notice and realize it's not the same without you around. You keep your song on the road for as long as you can.

As lead guitarist, you have what it takes to be on the front lines and give the audience the show they came to see. You keep the group focused and moving forward, ultimately securing its place in rock history. A living legend, you have an ironclad, piss-and-vinegar sort of temperament toward everything. You approach your music and life with a legendary tenacity, making you one of rock’s most indestructible icons.

You're all about the bass, guitar that is. Your unique perspective and invaluable artistic contributions are a vital element to the chemistry of your band. A recipient of a Grammy award for lifetime achievement, you are the most influential punk rock bassist, and one of the most prolific punk rock songwriters of all-time. Your creativity knows no boundaries and neither does your imagination.

Succeeding your bass brother, you are seen as a breath of fresh air into the band. You also take the lead on vocals for several original songs and tributes as well. Your military experience gives the term "Blitzkrieg Bop" meaning in regards to the band that plays about it. You stay loyal to the fans who come see you play no matter if your part of a band or playing solo. You would be willing to be discharged if you received an opportunity to play with the band that changed Rock and Roll forever.

The original drummer, your style influenced everyone who'd come after you in the band and inspired many young drummers to follow their dreams. Originally the band's manager, you were drafted as drummer when Joey became the lead singer, after realizing that he couldn't keep up with the band's increasingly fast tempos. You understand the music scene that developed at CBGB wasn't for a teenage or garage band; there was an intellectual element and that's the way it needed to be.

Drumming the longest with the band, you're known for a style you acquired and brought to the max with years of experience. Throughout your tenure, you've collaborated with many other musicians for different projects, but none were as legendary as your stint with The Ramones. You were the only member who left the band and returned to play making your spot a fixed position and legendary for years to come.

As a drummer, you acquired your place in the band and made it well known. Fast and powerful, you've performed all around the world with the band and wrote several critically-acclaimed and fan-favorite songs. The contributions you've made are recognized by all and definitely stand out even years after a breakup. You're notable not only as a drummer but can sing lead vocals too, and this makes you a legend in your own right.