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Subterranean Jungle
Release Date: 1983 05 zz
Running Time: 33:21
Label: Rhino

Tentatively returning toward punk, or at least new wave, the Ramones turned in their most enjoyable record since Rocket to Russia with Subterranean Jungle. Producers Ritchie Cordell and Glen Kolotkin were the heads of the edgy power pop and punk label Bomp!, so they steered the Ramones back toward the '60s pop infatuation that provided the foundation for their early records. It's a strategy that pays off well -- for the most part, the group's originals are so punchy and catchy that they make the pair of covers superfluous. Comprised of a set of unabashedly hook-laden songs and driven by more subtle rhythms, Subterranean Jungle may not be a punk record in the strictest sense of the word, yet the Ramones haven't sounded quite as alive in a long, long while. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Tracks:

	Title	Composer	Time
1	Little Bit O' Soul	Hawker, Shakespeare	2:43
2	I Need Your Love	Waxman	3:03
3	Outsider	Ramone	2:10
4	What'd Ya Do?	Ramone	2:24
5	Highest Trails Above	Ramone	2:09
6	Somebody Like Me	Ramone	2:34
7	Psycho Therapy	Ramone, Ramone	2:35
8	Time Has Come Today	Chambers, Chambers	4:25
9	My-My Kind of a Girl	Ramone	3:31
10	In the Park	Ramone	2:34
11	Time Bomb	Ramone	2:09
12	Everytime I Eat Vegetables It Makes Me Think of You	Ramone	3:04