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| "I'm surprised in traveling the world how influential the Ramones were on rock music and it's always a pleasure to listen to a group influenced by the Ramones rocking out to their own very special interpretation of the band. In their songs for kids, the Boogers capture the essential Ramones spirit: They get down to the basic gut feeling in their songs with no fooling around and the lyrics deliver a straight-forward message to the kids using a free-spirited sound with no holds barred. Not only can the children rock out to these songs but the parents are also treated to some real rock n' roll to share and enjoy. From the first song to the last song you are getting the slamming guitar, bubble-gum melodies, and feet stomping beats guaranteed to get any kid and parent up and rockin'. If the Ramones had ever decided to make a children's album this is what it would have sounded like. There will be no stoppin' the kiddies from hoppin' after listening to this music." Gabba Gabba Hey & Rock On! Monte A. Melnick Ramones Tour Manager (1974-1996) and author of "On The Road with the Ramones" |
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Otto's Orange Day
Otto was a cat, He knew his favorite color –
He only liked orange and didn’t like the others
Then one special day a genie played a visit –
He granted him a wish and asked him just what is it
Orange grapes, orange apes, orange plants, orange ants,
orange ducks, orange trucks, orange lights, orange nights,
orange crows, orange snow, orange cars, orange stars,
Anything, Everything, Anything, Everything
Otto’s orange day, His wish came true the other colors went away
He slowly realized that this just wouldn’t work out –
If everything was orange, then it just wouldn’t stand out
He tried to take it back, the genie didn’t listen –
He didn’t really care about the colors he was missin’
He finally got a plan, a pizza he would order –
He thought it’d put an end to the orange-y disorder
Genie was surprised that he’d think about another –
Turned it back to a world full of color
Otto’s orange day, Too much of the same can turn out to be lame
Otto was a cat, He knew his favorite color –
He only liked orange and didn’t like the others
Then one special day a genie played a visit –
He granted him a wish and asked him just what is it
Orange grapes, orange apes, orange plants, orange ants,
orange ducks, orange trucks, orange lights, orange nights,
orange crows, orange snow, orange cars, orange stars,
Anything, Everything, Anything, Everything
Otto’s orange day, His wish came true the other colors went away
He slowly realized that this just wouldn’t work out –
If everything was orange, then it just wouldn’t stand out
He tried to take it back, the genie didn’t listen –
He didn’t really care about the colors he was missin’
He finally got a plan, a pizza he would order –
He thought it’d put an end to the orange-y disorder
Genie was surprised that he’d think about another –
Turned it back to a world full of color
Otto’s orange day, Too much of the same can turn out to be lame
Official Release
Date: 11/23/10
Pre-orders at
amazon.com
Produced and
Recorded by:
Paul Crowe
Fatherhood, a PhD in
Developmental
Psychology, and 20 years
of sloggin' in wretched
clubs as a punk rocker
formed Paul's vision of the
Boogers. As Crusty Booger,
he marries these
experiences to make punk
rock for kids and their
families.
Cover & Liner Art:
John Holmstrom
John Holmstrom was one of
the co-founders of PUNK
Magazine in 1975. His
artwork appears on a
number of the Ramones
early albums including the
backcover of Rocket to
Russia and the cover of
Road to Ruin.
Forward by:
Monte A. Melnick
Monte was the Ramones
tour manager from the
beginning (1974) to the
end (1996) and probably
knows the Ramones as a
band better than anyone in
the world.
Date: 11/23/10
Pre-orders at
amazon.com
Produced and
Recorded by:
Paul Crowe
Fatherhood, a PhD in
Developmental
Psychology, and 20 years
of sloggin' in wretched
clubs as a punk rocker
formed Paul's vision of the
Boogers. As Crusty Booger,
he marries these
experiences to make punk
rock for kids and their
families.
Cover & Liner Art:
John Holmstrom
John Holmstrom was one of
the co-founders of PUNK
Magazine in 1975. His
artwork appears on a
number of the Ramones
early albums including the
backcover of Rocket to
Russia and the cover of
Road to Ruin.
Forward by:
Monte A. Melnick
Monte was the Ramones
tour manager from the
beginning (1974) to the
end (1996) and probably
knows the Ramones as a
band better than anyone in
the world.
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