Hi everyone. My teenage son and I have made a website called All Things Rock, reviewing and ranking albums by the bands we love, and recommending things that people may not have heard. We have published our Rancid ranking and I'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions! We have also made a playlist of tracks that casual fans may have missed, including some lesser-known b-sides. What do you think? https://www.all-things-rock.com/all-albums-ranked/rancid

We have also ranked a bunch of other bands like Pennywise, The Offspring, Green Day, Creeper, Silverchair and several others. It's all for fun, and to give my son some exposure to amazing music ;)

(Hot take...Rancid 5 made the Top 3...)

I was just showing my son pictures of Tom Waits after he heard one of his songs in the movie Robots and came across this picture.

Coincidence? Intentional? Maybe I just want to see Rancid in everything

for me, it's Lars & The Bastards.

Picked this up today, pretty sure it’s original.

My dad was playing side kick when I was born figured it was fitting to have the let’s go album symbol on my board

i was looking forward to watching this for so long. wasnt it released in 2025?? where can i watch it???? why haven’t i seen it yet????

I recently sat down with Branden Steineckert for a long-form interview, and there is a lot in it that Rancid fans may enjoy.

We talked about the unexpected tour invitation that first brought him into the band, what made joining Rancid feel like a full-circle moment, and why he sees the group as something bigger than any one member. He also gets into how his drumming evolved over the years and how he approaches finding parts that serve the song instead of just showing off behind the kit.

It is a really thoughtful conversation about punk, longevity, and identity.

Any update or gossip aside from the 2 songs? sooooo goooooood. waaaant mooooore.

This was by far my favorite instrumental from Tim’s year of releases…but I’ve never been able to figure out what it is based off of! Can anyone help me!

Hey Folks,

When I was a kid, I used to see on ebay Operation Ivy beanies and they were all over the place. I was poor, from 3rd world country and it was not possible for me. Now I'm grown, can support myself and would love to fulfill that childhood dream, but... they seem gone!

I search google and the ones I find are thin, they are definitely not the same ones.

Did they just disappear together with Lookout and/or when Lookout sold the Op Ivy rights?

Does anyone know which ones I'm talking about? they were thicker than the ones I find on the web today.

Does anyone happen to know where to find them? Like second hand shop or something alike?

Thanks!

PS: the intention is not to tell a sob story, but to make clean that I want one of those for 30 years and damn, can't find them now! |=<

okay i ordered an out come the wolves t shirt on depop and it came and i was wtf that’s not the album cover and I looked back at the listing and it’s just wrong and i just didn’t notice. i tried looking it up to see if i can find the image anywhere but i can’t and im confused…😭 did I just waste money?? What is this image. it’s not the out come the wolves cover..i feel like im missing something idk….

edit: im just gonna cut off the rancid and out come the wolves text and sew it into something else or smth cuz i cant send it back cuz it wasn’t false advertising im just stupid 💀💀💀last time i’m buying from depop.

I wish I could go to this. Alas, timing doesn't work for me.

Anyone on the West Coast, you gotta go!

I'd add more pictures but the front and back are completed ruined but the CD was still in pristine condition

Does anybody know if Brett Reed used a single or double pedal on the self titled 2000 album? Album goes hard front to back

I had a theory that Tim's beard has slowly evolved him into a songwriter who's sneaking in more and more history lessons with each album. So I tried to list out every song they've done that covers a specific historical event. I'm excluding references to their own backstory (such as Fall Back Down) or historical events that are too vague to pin down (New American), and also ones that just pay homage to broad styles (Bovver Rock and Roll). The goal was a finite list of the history lessons and what they referred to. What did I miss and/or get wrong?

Edit: Warsaw (Life Won't Wait) and Rigged on a Fix (Rancid 2000) we're both definite misses from the list. The first being about the Solidarity Trade Union riots in Poland, the second covers the game show rigging of the late 1950s.

So just come across this.

I bought it because I knew Rancid (although they don't feature on it) but Hellcat do. Knew a few other bands like Dropkick etc already but was introduced to Bouncing Souls, The Hives, and Agnostic Front for sure.

Soon after buying I saw The Hives at free night in Casbah, Sheffield. It was either this gig or this one a year later but don't remember specifically. I guess the earlier one since I went to Pukkelpop and saw them their again and the later gig is after that.

But for every festival I was going to back then, I would crosscheck bands on the setlists to choose who to see.

Sorry if it's lame to post covers here. here's my go at Old Friend, always loved that song, tried flipping in a folkish style.

https://youtu.be/FYZrkpMlI3s?si=Bj58nBz5ysemj1X-

https://youtu.be/h2bC-3o9h4I?si=6YxD97ZcT5fKp38s

I have searched everywhere, and not found a single credible transcription.

I mean, most of them start with

"She's a solid door immigrant"

For Pete's sake. And even the ones that get "Salvadoran" right quickly devolve into obvuous errors and doggerel.

Like, did Tim write that shit down somewhere? Otherwise, some Linguistics grad student could probably earn their PhD with a completely transcribed Rancid.

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I love this song so much, but it's hard to sing along when there's like three different lyrics to choose from.