Title: A Fine Ending to a Glorious Run
Product review: The Ramones couldn't have written a better send off to their career than Tom Waits' "I Don't Wanna Grow Up," which sums up over two decades of Ramonesmania. But the band was pretty much at the end of their rope, and Joey's yet unannounced cancer was slowing the band down. "Adios Amigos" gives us a heartfelt and punchy goodbye, and as far as the Ramones' later-day output goes, a good disc.The other highlight here is "She Talks to Rainbows," which features a superb vocal from Joey. It proves that the band was capable of more than the cartoony punk many non-fans believed the Ramones were only capable of (or "The Crusher" and "Scattergun" might lead detractors to believe). And speaking of cartoons, the hidden track from "Spiderman" sneaks in after the disc officially ends, and it is a great bonus gift.
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