The song "Rock n Roll High School" was written for the 1979 musical comedy film of the same name and is about the Ramones' number one fan trying to get her song played by them. True, or false ... the song starts with a tom-tom groove on the drums, which never returns through the rest of the song.

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24 May, 11:55

The song "Rock n Roll High School" was written for the 1979 musical comedy film of the same name and is about the Ramones' number one fan trying to get her song played by them. True, or false ... the song starts with a tom-tom groove on the drums, which never returns through the rest of the song.

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Angel Andrade · Answer 1

Answer: FALSE

Explanation: The statement is partially true, the song "Rock n Roll High School" was written for the 1979 musical comedy film of the same name (and re-recorded in 1980 for the Ramone's album "End of the Century), but the song is not about Ramones' number one fan trying to get her song played by them (that is what the film is about), actually is about not caring about school and having fun somewhere else.

Also the tom-tom groove on the drums is present during all the song.