Rocket To Russia

Remastered in Rhinophonic "Authentic Sound" Jewel case comes housed in a slipcase (initial copies only). The UPC only appears on the slipcase Tracks 1 to 14: Originally from the album Rocket To Russia, Sire #6042 (11/77) Recorded at Media Sound, New York Mixed at The Power Station, New York Originally mastered at Sterling Sound. Tracks 2 and 4 also issued as Sire single #1008 (12/77) Tracks 5 and 6 also issued as Sire single #1006 (8/77) Track 9 also issued as Sire single #1017 (3/78) Track 15: Previously unissued Track 16: First issued on All That Stuff (And More), Volume Two, Sire #26618 (7/91) Recorded at Gold Star Studios, Hollywood, CA Track 17: Originally from Sire [U.K.] single #6078 (8/77) Tracks 18 and 19: First issued on Sire single #746 (7/77) "Cretin Hop", "Rockaway Beach", "Here Today, Gone Tomorrow", "Locket Love", "I Don't Care", "Sheena Is A Punk Rocker", "We're A Happy Family", "Teenage Lobotomy", "I Wanna Be Well", "I Can't Give You Anything", "Ramona", "Why Is It Always This Way?" ©1977, WB Music Corp (ASCAP), Taco Tunes Inc. (ASCAP), Bleu Disque Music Co. Inc. (ASCAP) "Surfin' Bird" © 1964, Beechwood Music Corp. (BMI) and Atlantic Music Corp. (BMI) "Do You Wanna Dance?" © 1958, Bobby Freeman Music/Clockus Music (BMI) "Slug" © 1978, WB Music Corp., Taco Tunes, Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc. (ASCAP) All rights on behalf of Taco Tunes, Inc. & Bleu Disque Music Co., Inc. administered by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) The song writers are credited two times. Once as 'All songs written by the Ramnoes, except: "Do You Wanna Dance" by Bobby Freeman, "Surfin' Bird" by Al Frazier, John Earl Harris, Carl White & Turner Wilson, "Needles & Pins" by Sonny Bono & Jack Nitzsche, "Slug" by Joey Ramone". The second time, the songs are listed individually with all of the tracks (except "Surfin' Bird", "Do You Wanna Dance?", "Needles & Pins" and "It's A Long Way Back To Germany") credited to Jeffrey Hyman/John Cummings/Douglas Colvin/Thomas Erdelyi and "Surfin' Birde" credited to Al Frazier/Carl White/John Harris/Turner Wilson Jr. and "Do You Wanna Dance?" credited to Robert Freeman All selections ℗ 1977, 1991, & 2001 Warner Bros. Records Inc. ℗ & © 1977 & 2001 Warner Bros. Records Inc. & Rhino Entertainment Company