Released on the Ramones' 2003 compilation Nyc 1978 [2003], this track exemplifies the band's signature blend of punk energy and pop sensibility. As a staple of their discography, the song captures the raw, stripped-down production characteristic of early 1970s New York punk rock. The recording features the iconic four-on-the-floor beat that defined the genre, showcasing Joey Ramone's driving bassline and Dee Dee Ramone's distinctive vocals. While often associated with the broader 'Ramones' sound, the track remains a powerful representation of the era's rebellious spirit and the group's influence on alternative music. It stands as a definitive example of their catalog, reflecting the simplicity and impact that made them a cultural touchstone.