'Rancid' History:
AboutOne of the cornerstone bands of the '90s punk revival, Rancid's unabashedly classicist sound drew heavily from the Clash's early records, echoing their left-leaning politics and fascination with ska, while adding a bit of post-hardcore crunch. While some critics dismissed Rancid as derivative, others praised their political commitment, surging energy, and undeniable way with a hook. And, regardless of critical debate over their significance, the band's strengths made them perhaps the most popular neo-punk band after Green Day and the Offspring. |
Rancid Discography:
| Release Title and date | |
![Indestructible (20-Track Red Vinyl LP) [UK]](http://daz.com/img/00/00/04/3433.w75.jpg "Indestructible (20-Track Red Vinyl LP) [UK]") | Indestructible (20-Track Red Vinyl LP) [UK] 2008 |
 | Indestructible 2003 |
![Indestructible (Bonus Track) [Japan]](http://daz.com/img/00/00/04/3434.w75.jpg "Indestructible (Bonus Track) [Japan]") | Indestructible (Bonus Track) [Japan] 2003 |
 | . . . And Out Come the Wolves 1995 |
 | Let's Go 1994 |
| (1993) - ime bomb-single | |
| b-side collection | |
| best collection | |
| bloodclot |
| byo split series | |
| clashing across europe 98 | |
| demolition sessions | |
| demos from the pit | |
| europe '98 | |
| fall back down (cd single) | |
| give 'em the boot | |
| grease and garbage | |
| greatest hits 1993 - 2001 | |
| hooligans |
| indestructable | |
| let me go | |
| life won't wait | |
| life won´t wait | |
| live @ leeds carling festival 2001 | |
| live at the hollywood palladium | |
| live in germany | |
| live in nothingham | |
| live in nottingham 2003 | |
| mixed |
| nofx | |
| over tokyo (1-24-99) | |
| poison | |
| punctilious | |
| rancid | |
| rancid (2000) | |
| rancid 2000 | |
| rancid [1993] | |
| rancid[2000] | |
| roots radicals |
| roots, radicals | |
| ruby soho | |
| ruby soho single | |
| see ya in the pit | |
| time bomb | |
| turning rebellion into money | |
| unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws | |
| wetlands, ny, september 24, 1994 |
