Rancid is an American punk rock band formed in Berkeley, California in 1991… Read Full Bio ↴Rancid is an American punk rock band formed in Berkeley, California in 1991. Founded by Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman, former members of the band Operation Ivy, Rancid is often credited as being among the wave of bands that revived mainstream interest in punk rock in the United States during the mid-1990s. Over their 32-year career, Rancid retained much of its original fan-base, most of which was connected to its underground musical roots.

Rancid has had two lineup changes since its inception, with Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman being continuous members. Their current lineup consists of Armstrong on guitar and vocals, Freeman on bass and vocals, Lars Frederiksen on guitar and vocals, and Branden Steineckert on drums. The band was formed by Armstrong, Freeman, and former drummer Brett Reed, who left the band in 2006 and was replaced by Steineckert. This lineup recorded their first album, with Frederiksen joining the band on their subsequent tour.

To date, Rancid has released ten studio albums, one split album, one compilation, two extended plays, and a series of live online-only albums, and has been featured on a number of compilation albums. The band has sold over four million records worldwide, making it one of the most successful punk rock groups of all time. The band rose to fame in 1994 with its second studio album, Let's Go, featuring the single "Salvation". In the following year, Rancid released its highly successful album ...And Out Come the Wolves, which produced its best-known songs "Roots Radicals", "Ruby Soho", and "Time Bomb", and was certified gold and platinum by the RIAA, selling over one million copies in the United States alone. Its next six albums – Life Won't Wait (1998), Rancid (2000), Indestructible (2003), Let the Dominoes Fall (2009), ...Honor Is All We Know (2014) and Trouble Maker (2017) – were also critically acclaimed, though not as commercially successful as ...And Out Come the Wolves. The band released their tenth album, Tomorrow Never Comes, in June 2023.

Studio albums
Rancid (1993)
Let's Go (1994)
...And Out Come the Wolves (1995)
Life Won't Wait (1998)
Rancid (also known as "Rancid 2000" or "Rancid 5") (2000)
Indestructible (2003)
Let the Dominoes Fall (2009)
...Honor Is All We Know (2014)
Trouble Maker (2017)
Tomorrow Never Comes (2023)

Roots Radicals
Rancid Lyrics

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Something struck me funny when we ran out of money
Where do you go now when you're only fifteen?

With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes

Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo

The radio was playing, Desmond Dekker was singing
On the 43 bus as we climbed up the hill
Nothing incoming but the reggae drumming
And we all come from unloving homes, I said

Why even bother and pick up the bottle
Mr. Bus Driver please let these people on
Rude girl Carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothin' wrong

With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes

Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
On my stereo

Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

Took the 60 bus out of downtown Campbell Ben Zanotto
He was on there, he was waiting for me
All the punk rockers and the moon stompers
Are out on the corners where they're sparing for change

And the radio was playing, Desmond Dekker was singing
On the 43 bus as we climbed up the hill
Rude girl Carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothing wrong

With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes

Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo

Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals

Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo

Overall Meaning

The song "Roots Radicals" by Rancid narrates the story of a young boy who takes the 60 bus out of downtown Campbell, California to meet up with his friend Ben Zanotto. As he travels across town, he observes and interacts with the diverse cast of characters in the punk rock and ska scenes of the city. The boy reflects on his own struggles, feeling lost and unsure of his place in the world at only fifteen years old. The radio plays Desmond Dekker's reggae music, which resonates with him, and he contemplates the possibility of revolution and change as the song builds to its addictively catchy chorus. The song's lyrics capture the energy, defiance, and unity of subcultures that emerge in opposition to the mainstream.

The song is titled after a term used in Jamaican music to describe the instrumental rhythms that underlie the songs. The lyrics reference the musical influences of punk and reggae and pay homage to the bands and genres that came before them. The character of Ben Zanotto is based on the real-life guitarist of the same name who played in the popular punk band, The Avengers. The song is an anthem for the punk and ska communities who were united by their shared love of music and their outsider status. It's a celebration of their creativity, passion, and determination to change the world.

Line by Line Meaning

Took the 60 bus out of downtown Cambell Ben Zandito
I boarded the 60 bus to leave the Cambell Ben Zandito area

He was on there he was waitin' for me
Someone was already on the bus waiting for me

All the punk rockers and the moon stompers
People with punk rock and moon stomp interests

Are out on the corners where They sparing for change
These interests can be seen on street corners where people ask for money

I started thinking, you know I started drinking
I began to think and eventually started drinking alcohol

I don't remember too much of that day
The drinking and thinking may have made my memory fuzzy

Something struck me funny when we ran out of money
It was amusing to me when we ran out of money

Where do you go now when you're only fifteen?
It's difficult to know where to go when you're still a teenager

With the music execution and the talk of revolution
The sound and discussion of revolution are influencing me

It bleeds in me
These influences are deeply ingrained within me

And it goes
These influences continue to fuel my thoughts and actions

Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Let's reject mainstream ideas and embrace radical thought

Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
I myself am a radical and will push others to join me

Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
Reggae music is helping to inspire and promote radical ideas

The radio was playing, Desmond Dekker was singing
Desmond Dekker's music was being played on the radio

On the 43 bus as we climbed up the hill
I was on another bus, the 43, going up a hill

Nothing incoming but the reggae drumming
All that could be heard was the sound of reggae drums

And we all come from unloving homes, I said
I pointed out that many of us come from difficult backgrounds

Why even bother and pick up the bottle
Why bother with alcohol at all?

Mr. Bus Driver please let these people on
I asked the bus driver to let people who were waiting for the bus board

Rude girl Carol was a mini-skirt girl
A girl named Carol, who was wearing a mini-skirt, seemed impolite

My blurry vision saw nothin' wrong
Despite my vision being blurred, I didn't think anything was particularly wrong

On my stereo
This music plays on my personal stereo system

Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
A repeating vocalization, likely indicating a joyful mood

Lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing
Written by: LARS FREDERIKSEN, ROGER M. FREEMAN, TIMOTHY ARMSTRONG

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

@rivaldikurniawanOG

5y↑114

Took the 60 bus, out of downtown Campbell, Ben Zanotto
He was on there he was waitin' for me
All the punk rockers and the moon stompers
Are out on the corners where they sparing for change

I started thinkin', you know I started drinkin'
I don't really remember too much of that day
Somethin' struck me funny when we ran out of money
Where do you go now when your only 15

With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me and it goes

Give 'em the boot, the roots the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo

The radio was playin' Desmon Dekker was singin'
On the 43 bus as we climb up the hill
Nothin' incoming but the reggae drummin'
And we all come from unloving homes

I say "Why even bother" I pick up the bottle
Hey Mr. Bus Driver please let these people on
Rude girl carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothin' wrong

With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me and it goes

Give 'em the boot, the roots the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
On my stereo

Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah, yeah yeah

...yeeeeeaaa.
Took the 60 bus, out of downtown Campbell Ben Zanotto
He was on there he was waitin' for me
All the punk rockers and the moon stompers

Are out on the corners where they sparing for change
The radio was playin' Desmon Dekker was singin'
On the 43 bus as we climb up the hill
Rude girl carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothin' wrong
With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me and it goes
Give 'em the boot, the roots the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
Give 'em the boot, the roots the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo

@antonkucer6867

3y↑3

Took the 60 bus out of downtown Cambell Ben Zandito
He was on there he was waitin' for me
All the punk rockers and the moon stompers
Are out on the corners where
They sparing for change
I started thinking, you know I started drinking
I don't remember too much of that day
Something struck me funny when we ran out of money
Where do you go now when you're only fifteen?
With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
The radio was playing, Desmond Dekker was singing
On the 43 bus as we climbed up the hill
Nothing incoming but the reggae drumming
And we all come from unloving homes, I said
Why even bother and pick up the bottle
Mr. Bus Driver please let these people on
Rude girl Carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothin' wrong
With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
On my stereo
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Took the 60 bus out of downtown Campbell Ben Zanotto
He was on there, he was waiting for me
All the punk rockers and the moon stompers
Are out on the corners where they're sparing for change
And the radio was playing, Desmond Dekker was singing
On the 43 bus as we climbed up the hill
Rude girl Carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothing wrong
With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo

@la_mucca_fa_un_mu4046

3y↑4

Lyrics

Took the 60 bus out of downtown Cambell Ben Zandito
He was on there he was waitin' for me
All the punk rockers and the moon stompers
Are out on the corners where
They sparing for change
I started thinking, you know I started drinking
I don't remember too much of that day
Something struck me funny when we ran out of money
Where do you go now when you're only fifteen?
With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
The radio was playing, Desmond Dekker was singing
On the 43 bus as we climbed up the hill
Nothing incoming but the reggae drumming
And we all come from unloving homes, I said
Why even bother and pick up the bottle
Mr. Bus Driver please let these people on
Rude girl Carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothin' wrong
With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
On my stereo
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Yeah yeah, yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Took the 60 bus out of downtown Campbell Ben Zanotto
He was on there, he was waiting for me
All the punk rockers and the moon stompers
Are out on the corners where they're sparing for change
And the radio was playing, Desmond Dekker was singing
On the 43 bus as we climbed up the hill
Rude girl Carol was a mini-skirt girl
My blurry vision saw nothing wrong
With the music execution and the talk of revolution
It bleeds in me
And it goes
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the radicals
Give 'em the boot, you know I'm a radical
Give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo

All comments from YouTube:

@AStupidTourist

1y↑170

I've had this bass line stuck in my head since 1995

@pimtool9351

1y↑2

how could you not?

@jillgarittagoatgirl-expose2759

1y↑1

Me too😆🤘

@johngrossi166

r u on your meds ?

@patrickenright6094

45w

Same here!

@Anninukichild

43w

Right? Summer of 7th grade for me!

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@sbirdhouse

5y↑204

I believe this to be one of the best punk rock songs of all time.

@Articinvolved

2y↑3

I agree this shit is sick

@mack1541

2y↑3

From the USA

@shredgardener9231

errrr, you're not from England, right?

@63brennan

1y↑3

From the best punk rock album from start to finish, Out Come the Wolves

@1indarkness

@mack1541 up the punx dude! He said "one of"

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@andu1854

5y↑92

I love Matt Freeman’s bass playing (he actually is great at scales and it really made this album awesome

@thomasfields2082

3y↑9

hes the reason i started playing bass 25 years ago. it still inspires me to this day.

@adam1979NSmcc

20w↑5

One of the best punk songs ever. Still slays 30 yrs later

@still-standingrunner8109

4y↑48

And Out Come The Wolves is one of the greatest punk records of all time

@edwardcarmody3336

Best punk lp all time, then you go Ramones debut,Clash debut, Dead Boys, Young Loud and Snotty debut lp,Richard Hell-Blank Generation and Mr.Jonny Thunders.

@bflo1000

37w

@@edwardcarmody3336 For me it's GD, Rancid, DKM & Misfits.

@kellyosborne7571

16w

Years and years late, however I wholeheartedly agree. AOCTW is the one LP I listen to almost every day, end to end, and NEVER get bored of. Absolutely sublime record.

@deaderthendead041

9y↑81

This has some of the best bass playing ever, so fast and crisp sounding

@devilsoffspring5519

4y↑1

Loved it on this album. Great playing and a good sounding recording to bring it all out! Unfortunately those two don't happen together all too often.

@galleryofrogues

You have Andy Wallace and Jerry Finn partially to thank for that!

@luisangelguitars9156

2y↑1

huge influence on me to this day. and I play gospel music now!!! lol

@troymjohnson

6y↑298

And out come the wolves is, in my opinion, the most underrated albums of all times.

@smokingtrain

4y↑26

@Alex 物の哀れ Personally I think it is the most complete punk album of all time

@rorydean6803

4y↑5

@Koen Debaus Punk in drublic would like a word with you, good sir XD But damn, this album is amazing!

@mathlover2299

3y↑3

My favorite punk album except for let's go

@mathlover2299

3y↑12

@Rory Dean lol dude NOFX ain't shit compared to Rancid.

@LowdownBoy

@MATH LOVER That's subjective. All of this is subjective, so before you think you know, you DO but so does everyone else :^}

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@Spretzjnjikhow

10y↑190

The bassline during the chorus.... damn!

@t.c.bramblett617

2y↑8

Matt Freeman baby!

@Zangoch2

2y↑4

i stopped writing the same comment after finding out that you already have expressed my feelings.

@charlespayne2002

2y↑5

Yeah...Matt's a fuckin beast.

@fawkeeenset

2y↑4

Mattt Fuckin Freeman. Best bass player of our time

@anthonymichael1833

2y↑38

Music now a days doesn't compare, I feel bad for the youngins that never hear if Rancid, One of the best bands ever!!

@randall168sTwackstickman

I do know rancid

@jennribble8433

31w

Me too I try soooo hard they will not even try my daughter is 22 she likes some but not enough and my 17 year old skateboarder who’s really good skates to new rap they all do WEIRD

@NateS917

30w

ok boomer

@sapphia_frog

26w

I’m a youngin and i think rancid is cool

@taleofrevenge

2y↑4

Still to this day gives me goosebumps how good this song is and always will be!

@daintycaked

2y↑22

Ah 90s punk fashion. 41 and I still know all the words to this.

@deaderthendead041

9y↑12

Im so glad I found this band, the music speaks for itself, im a lil annoyed I didn't start listening to these guys sooner

@rylannavarrete746

4y↑35

This band got me through depression because of my brother and best friend that passed away in a car crash I wish all 3 of us survived but I was the only one RIP Dillion and Caleb

@cherokeelair9796

4y↑2

Have you read about the psychology of survivor's guilt? It might help💖

@rylannavarrete746

4y↑4

Yes and i listened to this band

@guilianosanaky1359

3y↑36

This song takes me back to my old school days. when there is a big national event, each of the best schools is gathered to bring a traditional dance that has been choreographed. During recess, then I played this song with a loudspeaker, then I and some friends started doing POGO in the middle of the field, suddenly all the students from other schools started running after us to the center of the field and began to follow our moves, what an unexpected moment I will never forget, including this awesome band.

@roxannemunoz8329

8y↑47

such a awesome song never gets old

@belsen777

17w↑3

Love it how the record biz always put Tim and Lars in the magazines…30 years later all people talk about is Freeman on bass

@florptytoo

17w

Matt elevated the band from good to great.

@Kennychiello

2y↑32

It's now 2022 and this is still a legendary song

@undertheblue2006

2y↑7

Best punk album of all time, hands down

@asadsuleman4265

4y↑8

Punk rock n roll... Will never die! Long live🙃🤗👍🏻

@HellKat1979

7y↑150

Rancid proof that punk is not dead and never will be! <3

@heathcornbeef

4y↑5

Well said UP THE PUNKS

@Al-cy9qn

4y↑14

We just back to the underground where we belong.

@ashleypruitt9583

2y↑1

HELLYES!!!WELL PUT

@KozmikZootz

They've been tryin' to kill Punk for 50 years...and they'll have to just give up soon, cuz all they do is fail!

@hellhoundz8628

6y↑27

Every road trip I take with my family, we blast rancid, the clash, social distortion, modest mouse, anything rock. There's the hard times, but then there's the times that remind me that I have awesome parents.

@dmandork

5y↑7

One of the first songs i learned on guitar, I <3 Rancid

@comedycat2

5y↑8

I was exhausted the other day. Couldn't snap out of it. Listened to this and was buzzing like I just had 40 cups of coffee. This song has had that effect on me since I was a teenager 😂

@user-gm6mb1lz8w

22w↑1

When I was younger, I was a die-hard fan of this group one of a kind Tim Armstrong was the man.

@DarkFlorian

2y↑2

Punks not dead! And as an Emo kid I totally love this song! 🤘🏻🖤

@wolftategami7109

3y↑9

This song is my theme song (haha!)
I feel uplifted whenever I listen to it.
RANCID, be forever... From Japan.

@troyh7079

4y↑181

Someday they'll be playing this as background music in the super market.

@Joel-vc9we

4y↑11

hopefully

@bdworth56

4y↑12

Ive heard time bomb in a frys once

@coffeebro287

4y↑23

Give em the fruit! The juice! They're radical!

@arto9775

4y↑6

They play nirvana in my work lol

@diegobermudez8102

4y↑6

That time is now

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@thatguy9154

2y↑7

It’s been years since I listened rancid but a 1000 memory’s just came back so many great nights with friends and music

@rochesterjohnny7555

2y↑3

it's been an hour since I listened to Rancid and probably in 3 hours I'll listen to Rancid again

@BobbyGeneric145

Dude, agreed!

@leandrogonzalez5829

3y↑10

BEST ALBUM strenght coming from all places of this!! saludos desde Argentina, el Punk Rock nunca morirá!!

@deaderthendead041

8y↑25

matt freeman made me love the bass, bless that man and this majestic animal called RANCID!!

@TFossett

3y↑2

leave your god out of this

@taylortrash9184

5y↑9

I was 12, in a foster home, digging into this cassette.

@macewhite7340

2y↑2

And out come the wolves is absolutely the best punk rock album of the 90's. Still listen every day in 2022! Still fucking amazing

@julienallard49

9y↑3

A great band !

@lynseyseay5182

3y↑3

Always my favorite Rancid song

@iCXRUX

22w

Heard this song for the first time when I was 10. It was 1995. 5yrs later I was playing covers of it with my buddies in an oil stained garage. Roots.

@chrissantos1235

6y↑4

caralho.... essa banda é foda dms

@TheRealDayoung

2y↑2

still my favorite track from rancid ever

@westechyt

31w↑2

If this song don't get your blood pumping, then you're probably not alive!

@jellybathwater

6y↑114

You can hear their love for The Clash loud and clear

@heathcornbeef

4y↑9

You Sure can THE CLASH ARE my favourite band of all time my oldest sons first name is STRUMMER middle name is CLASH 13 years old

@heathcornbeef

4y↑2

@Medroff nah he's a real sweet kid him and his two younger brothers Sonny 10 years old and my little guy Kura(Maori for precious) 7 years old im part Maori and my ex wife is Maori but we razed them to have good manners helpful and empathy easy to do if you start right from the start. very proud of them!!! there was a hurricane blowing when those apples fell from the tree they are all doing very well at school and all three of them are really into and good soccer players unlike there dad who was useless at school (dislexic) mediocre at soccer and all right bmx racer back in the late 70's early 80s

@heathcornbeef

@Medroff I know what you're saying I've lost more friends to suicide and drug overdosing than car crashes house fire's cancer and murder it sucks and life can be a bitch sometimes but get off what ever you are doing cause when you do and the fog clears FUCK LIFE IS AWESOME!!! i stopped drinking 25 years ago haven't been in a fight since and i can remember every gig I've seen since then!!!. whatever you're poison do your best to flick it life is to short don't waste your time on this little blue dot floating in space ya get one shot. Sounds like you had a pretty hard start but don't let your past control your future KIA KAHA (Maori for be strong) you can do it but it's up to YOU!!!!

@heathcornbeef

@Medroff don't get me wrong i do like a bit of Mary Jane just flicked everything else I had a brain bleed 5 months before i turned 30 coma 5 weeks all most 2 years relearning how to walk so in a way I cheated i had a long time just trying to figure out what the FUCK was going on? my short term memory was so bad people would be taking to me leave the room 10 2o seconds later no idea someone had just been talking to me in my room. cost me $170 in 2000 just in eftpos card replacements even 3 and a half years later i walked home with 4 heavy supermarket shopping bag's... NEXT morning go out to the driveway to go to work no car FUCK!!! Was a piace shit but my piace of shit fuck fuck fuck jumped on my clapped out old REDLINE off to work spewing fuck fuck couple of Kim's later there's my car in the supermarket car park LAUGH just about pissed myself still CRACKS ME UP.. BUT THAT'S HOW I CHEATED AND FLICKED IT ALL.. NOT MARY love her

@heathcornbeef

@Medroff well then I know that little boy and the girl i remember plenty of times going to see friends back in the 80s early 90s get there and all the so called adults on the nod make them something to eat if there was anything if i had money get some things but that would not be offenn...... That is the reason why im glad i didn't become a father when I was younger 25 and back would be hangover every weekend that's heaps of FUN FOR KIDS

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@Tomy-lr9en

5y↑2

one of their best songs ----( Punk's not dead : )

@Refoundsound

3y↑2

One of the best songs ever!

@fabianoborcatto7822

4y↑4

Eterno Rancid 🤘🤘🤘

@Mike4metal

5y↑3

This song makes me wanna rage and party in the Bay Area streets!!! I love you rancid!!

@LauroCesarius

3y↑1

Muito foda esse som !

@gergokadar9560

10y↑14

It's too good! Rancid is the best!

@michaelsanders994

5y↑26

This album was the soundtrack to my teens 😂🖒 Operation Ivy, Bad Religion, Misfits, Ramones, all that good stuff 😉

@heathcornbeef

4y↑2

THE RAMONES THAT'S HOW THE UNIVERSE STARTED!!! WASN'T A BIG BANG!!! THERE WAS NOTHING JUST DARKNESS AND SILANCE...... AND THEN OUT OF THE VOID A VOICE SHOUTED OUT 1.2.3.4 AND THEN THERE WAS SOUND AND THERE WAS LIGHT THERE WAS THE MIGHTY MIGHTY RAMONES Hail DEE DEE RAMONE

@heathcornbeef

Check out STICKY FILTH 3 piece been the corner stone of our hardcore scene in New Zealand since 1985 and still ripping it up

@heathcornbeef

Here's the sound track of my life from 1983 till now THE CLASH... THE RAMONES... STIFF LITTLE FINGERS.. MINOR THREAT... HUSKER DU... BAD BRAINS... FUGAZI.. FLIPPER... BLACK FLAG... STICKY FILTH... UK SUBS( KEEP ROCKING CHARLIE HARPER).. THE BUZZCOCKS.. DEAD KENNERDYS.. MINUTE MEN.. BAD RELIGION (SORROW) THAT'S A FUCKING POWERFUL SONG RIGHT THERE!!! PUNK FOR LIFE NOT A FASHION NOT A FAD HARDCORE TILL THE END 1983 TILL? WHO KNOWS BUT IT WILL BE WHEN THE LAST NAIL GOES IN MA COFFIN.. HAIL JOE STRUMMER.. DEE DEE RAMONE... JOHNNY RAMONE JOEY RAMONE TOMMY RAMONE LOU REED DAVID BOWIE CHRIS CORNEL POLY STYRENE. PETE SHELLY!!! FUCK HOW CAN WE STILL HAVE A HAPPY LIFE WITH THESE AWESOME PEOPLE GONE JUST MEMORIES.. SAD SAD SAD THESE PEOPLE SHOULD BE LIKE VAMPIRES AND LIVE FOREVER

@leahflower9924

same here but i listened to a lot of Ramones core...Lookout Records got a lot of money from me lol

@leahflower9924

2y↑1

@Heath Palace new zealand? damn that's far away seems kinda mysterious

@strykerxtc_1875

5y↑6

This video is Punk AF idc how old we all get this is how I will always see Rancid 🤙

@chiaramaretti11

5y↑18

Fun fact: the day I bought ...And Out Come The Wolves, I saw "My blurry vision saw nothing wrong" written on a wall in Milan. I still find it so poetically punk!

@skilsawworker4020

We’re u a modeling at the time? What were you doing over there. Cool story:)

@chiaramaretti11

@SKILSAW WORKER I live in Italy... just went to Milan with dad for a visit lol

@skilsawworker4020

Lol, I don’t believe you! I know your a beautiful punk rocker/ model:)

@UPBEATFOREVER

45w

Ruby Soho and Timebomb are on that album too!❤❤❤

@user-ff1il3ur3c

33w↑1

THIS ALBUM(And out come the wolves) IS LEGEND~!!

@erikrasmussen9068

3y↑3

Just saw them last night and they opened with this, awesome!

@blister9366

3y↑2

Whenever I think of Brandon as rancids drummer it makes me smile so hard. I used to love the used back in the day. He was too good for them

@jessehaha5404

punk will never die🖤🤝🏼

@adamrose6194

The group that made all punk pop possible, and they didn’t even mean to do it

@paulj3873

3y↑6

54 years old and just figuring out how many song I know by rancid, they Rock

@williamdelamere329

Banging tune, laptop can't go loud enough 👂🎸🎶

@unapologeticchristian3399

1y↑1

This is why I’m such a badass. One of my fav songs from when I was 15… programming at its finest

@bpoppe7380

4y↑2

I've been listening to this song since it was included as a bonus disk on Let's Go when it was first released. People who think this was released on Out Comes the Wolves, you are wrong

@steveambrose3982

7y↑3

I LOVE RANCID SO MUCH!

@UltimateMoralizer

4y↑1

Excellent song!

@samantha3929

7y↑4

I love this song so much

@gepe.

10y↑44

give 'em the boot, the roots, the reggae on my stereo! now i feel old, and young... and old, and young...

@cesarmiranda7696

21w↑1

Mr Dean Champ.....an insane, incredible mashup!!! I owe you a beer my friend! 🍺🍺🍺....

@johnconnor6205

Vuestra música forma parte de mi BSO💪🏽

@dyunior

4y↑5

This was the most played song on my list growing up, (mid y2k era)

@HastioPunkRock

5y↑1

Excelente !!!

@IrfanSDeprecate

3y↑2

2021 and this song still ROCKS!!

@BarekHalfhand

5y↑2

One of the first songs I learned on bass

@virtualensaniti2824

3y↑1

Nice🤘💕

@billyslusser3843

6y↑2

God damn! how can you fall in love with punks -their lifestyle, their message, their behavior?

@billyslusser3843

6y↑1

the power in the music.

@jeremytodd5911

They continue to kill all the songs that put out. One of my favorite

@tiodjati6894

7y↑2

bass line on this song is monstrocity

@moss42069

3y↑1

Takes me back to my childhood...

@briarjessup846

7y↑35

this is one of the best rancid songs

@KUVALDAband

6y↑2

Yes man

@Grownupbobbyhill

33w↑1

Bass line is insane

@joeyramone2837

3y↑2

...”Ese Día Llegará En Tenga Mi Propia Vida En Dónde Pueda Ser Libre Cómo Un Punk And Roll”!...(Muy Lejos De Mi Familia!)!.
✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽👊🏿👊🏿✊🏽👊🏿
Pd:Cómo Qué Si No Hubiera Sido Suficiente Haber Trabajado Para SobreVivir En La Calle & En Toda Mi Vida!!!!.

@kaliyachelovek5233

4y↑1

Proud to say I'm born In Siberia and moved to los Angeles's when i was 14 and proud to be a punk and to be a huge part of the LA scene

@andrewgraves3529

What a time to be alive

@distortionfiend

6y↑5

Nobody gonna mention how filthy good that guitar tone is?

@rivaldikurniawanOG

5y↑114

@marcellosorrany5889

Tysm

@MrDo0bie

The lyrics where strong back in the days.

@leahflower9924

was tim already with brody when he wrote this lol

@Mike4metal

5y↑1

Remember all the east bay nights!! Rancid was always playing!!🤘🏻🤘🏻❤️

@Arka82675

33w

One of my Fav Song 🖤

@dalegribble368

I could listen to matt freeman jam for hours 😅

@marcusaurelius7461

3y↑2

And still listening and loving them in 2021 ..........Honour is all we know ................x

@aufschnitt111

7y↑176

A buncha punks from California defined my Missourian teenage years. Right on.

@eazye519

7y↑3

Sarah Kelpe-Schmitz you're a cutie

@marxismleninismkanyeism6440

7y↑2

your thirsty

@antthomas7916

6y↑1

Same. St.L punk for life.

@richdeleon7661

5y↑2

Me too from Texas, played their covers in my punk band back in the 90s

@benfrank8649

Me too but Utah not Missouri now that Branden is in the band we have a rancid connection. Keeping that 801 underground alive! That's a reference to a song by the used called 801 underground when Branden was with them sounds very rancid influenced

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@aidenmccountrycovers

Love this song

@betadatadigitaljohn312

5y↑1

Bought.this.disc.in.7th.grade...Still.givin'.em.the.boot.in.2019!

@Sadlive

3y↑2

Best punkrock band ever....with the best bass player....yeah yeah...yeahhhhhhhh 😀🎶

@eazye519

7y↑16

I remember when this was on the radio all the time

@johng.3740

I still have high five anxiety

@76mitch76

@IWillSurviveTheHighFive CauseIAmResilient it didn't play in california either.

@Neniandandoporai

Love rancid !!! From Brazil!!

@thegrimreaper1991

6y↑77

Are they still going? I remember this when I was 17 lol 😂 ahhhh the good old days

@federico3893

6y↑4

Wile E Coyote Yess I saw their live show last year in Monza and it was GREAT! :)

@op-eaamusiccollabor8cre891

6y↑3

Wile E Coyote they're fekin Epic ...Tim Timebomb & Friends - OPERATION IVY!!! RANCID!!! TRANSPLANTS n Listen to LONG BEACH ALLSTARS... Shax aka ChaosAboundZ UK OP-EAA MUSIC - FB Official Outta Promotions - E.A.A Ltd UK

@dannystarkridesfixed

6y↑2

They just put out a CD, last June.

@perrywoodman7544

And it is STILL PLAYING!
today shall be a good ole one too.
🍻 SALUTE!
-Radi Cal Rút

@trevorronde4312

They sure are!! Seeing them tonight in Phoenix and then later on in the month in Vegas for Punk Rock Bowling.

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@grungebunny9813

3y↑3

Used to get stoned with the "...And Out Come The Wolves" album on in the car every day and night back in 2002. This album is a fun one to hot box with.

@virtualensaniti2824

Omg haven't hot boxed it in years lol! 💕

@jonathangustafson4368

3y↑2

I've seen 100's of shows, most of them at First Ave in Minneapolis no less! By far, the best show I ever saw was Rancid!

@deadrituals

So many memories with this song it almost hurts

@7eonardo2

10y↑41

My favorite Rancid Song(:

@dipenlimbu153

2022 still listening this is real punk rock (PUNKS NOT DEAD))🤟🤟

@ejawarhol

2020 still on fire🔥🔥

@blinkettaro182

10y

Memories with this song! :')

@antonkucer6867

3y↑3

@thecalmboi4236

6y↑684

Give em the food, the fruits, the vegetables

@TokyoBlue587

4y↑58

Give em the fruits, the roots, the radishes

@ntox77sk

4y↑13

Foodnotbombs song

@willross735

4y↑5

Vegan munchies which sparkling.....or beaten

@ambrosedonth4952

4y↑19

You know I'm a vegetable!

@starladear234

4y↑1

hahaha

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@la_mucca_fa_un_mu4046

3y↑4

@rochesterjohnny7555

Is Rancid anyone else's favorite band ever they have like 1000 good songs

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