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The Strange History of RANCID

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The strange history of Rancid! I look at their beginnings in the Gilman scene and Operation Ivy, breakthrough with "And Out Come The Wolves", side projects like Transplants and more chapters in the history of Rancid.
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0:00 Intro
2:40 Operation Ivy & Gilman
6:49 Rancid's formation
9:10 "And Out Come The Wolves"
11:30 "Life Won't Wait"
13:00 "Let Me Go," Transplants, Lars Fredrikson & The Bastards
15:07 Did Rancid sell out? ("Indestructible")
18:37 Rancid's impact & influence

20 Comments

@ThePunkRockMBA Creator 3 years ago Pinned

@captainflannel8558 3 years ago

matt freeman got to be one the most underratted bassist ever

@jonathanculp6451 3 years ago

I was in a band that opened for Rancid on their first three tours, and another thing should be mentioned: their incredible generosity. From the beginning, they knew they had cred and leverage that most bands don't have, and they constantly used it to help other bands. For example, they got Avail signed to Lookout. They were always stand up guys.

@cederickforsberg5840 3 years ago

And Out Comes The Wolves is unbelievalbe well written

@Transfixed-x5w 2 years ago

Rancid live outdoors in the summer is the most fun you can possibly have at a live concert. Just the definition of good times.

@dougsanders7291 3 years ago

And Tim’s solo ska/reggae album is unbelievable as well

@TheREALMcMinnvillian 3 years ago

“Nobody is born with crust pants on” good writing

@medicinebard 3 years ago

Matt Freeman’s bass style is just so badass. I like how loud they keep the bass in the mix of their songs, because it just rips.

@girlbrat13 3 years ago

They are the coolest guys. Before Lars was selling merch on Instagram, I messaged him and he literally sold me his pants so my husband could wear in our wedding. Lars is a solid nice dude. Held true to being a punk and made me an ever bigger fan! ❤

@toastie68 3 years ago

Very Well done, I am 55 year boy who grew up on the CLASH I suffered a stroke it's been a slow recovery and listing to Punk and it is phyosphy helps I will listen to your previous and future posts!

@KhamStronk 2 years ago

1:25 is when you realize that Punk is actually dead.

@robotjeans 3 years ago

I have a theory that every time Tim Armstrong releases a new album he lengthens his guitar strap by 2 inches.

@spittingvenom9148 3 years ago

The year “And out come the wolves” came out, we listened to that album from front to back every single day for what had to be the entire year. Such a perfect album it almost fkn brings a tear to my eye !!

@lbarudi 3 years ago

It took me over fifteen years to get to see them live when they finally came to South America in 2017. When Lars hit the first chords of Ruby Soho I just cried myself like a little baby

@hi_tech_reptilezz 3 years ago

I was in a street/Oi! band on Charged Records. If it wasnt for Rancid i wouldnt have found that type of punk. I love skate punk and reggae/ska too but Oi and street punk was the lifestyle i fell into in a great way, and kept me alive and sane. Then i walked away from that life for drugs and while i got sober, i wish i would have stayed with the punk scene and many of the brothers i met playing music. I thank Rancid for that part of my life that I never fully lost, especially once I got sober. Tim is def one of the best lyricists ever, bar none, let alone in punk. I love Rancid 2000 btw ;)

@americanightmare 2 years ago

OPIV breaking up being unable to handle the pressure coming on so quickly seems to be the story coming from journey to the end of the east bay.

@Blackbeardpirate77 3 years ago

I love rancid. Crazy how “experienced punks” hate on them when they have mad respect from top dogs. Cock Sparrer, Ramones, the Business, Last resort, agnostic front, the list goes on. Started listening to rancid when I was 12 and I’m 33 years and still listening to them.

@norm6645 3 years ago

Operation ivy holds a special place in my heart. I knew this skater kid in Mass working at McDonald's back in 89. He had a copy of a copy of a copy of Op Ivy's album. Every time we would hang out at some point one of us would yell out at the top of our lungs, "unity unity unity you've heard it all before ". Thanks Mike hope you are well wherever you are

@andrewhoman9177 3 years ago (edited)

As a kid growing up in a farming town in Missouri with a population of 150, I can personally say that no band opened my eyes to another lifestyle more than Rancid. They almost single handily kept me out of a mullet and in a Mohawk. They helped build a genre of music and then got paid. Nothing but respect from me for that.