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By *P_80 OP Man
over a year ago
Waterford |
"It's actually a three songs sequence by Rancid:
Journey to the end of Eastbay
She's automatic
Old friend"
Ah 'Out Come the Wolves'. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one can write a chorus like Rancid  |
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"It's actually a three songs sequence by Rancid:
Journey to the end of Eastbay
She's automatic
Old friend
Ah 'Out Come the Wolves'. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one can write a chorus like Rancid "
And noone can sing them like Armstrong Also a big kudos to the bass. |
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"It's actually a three songs sequence by Rancid:
Journey to the end of Eastbay
She's automatic
Old friend
Ah 'Out Come the Wolves'. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one can write a chorus like Rancid "
The lead singer of Rancid got me into The Viper Room in LA many moons ago. Couldn’t tell you one song of theirs, nice bloke though  |
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"It's actually a three songs sequence by Rancid:
Journey to the end of Eastbay
She's automatic
Old friend
Ah 'Out Come the Wolves'. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one can write a chorus like Rancid
The lead singer of Rancid got me into The Viper Room in LA many moons ago. Couldn’t tell you one song of theirs, nice bloke though "
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By *P_80 OP Man
over a year ago
Waterford |
"It's actually a three songs sequence by Rancid:
Journey to the end of Eastbay
She's automatic
Old friend
Ah 'Out Come the Wolves'. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one can write a chorus like Rancid
And noone can sing them like Armstrong Also a big kudos to the bass. "
Have you heard Tim's version of 'Big River'? It's on Youtube somewhere. I think he's promoting his signature acoustic guitar in the video. It's a few years old.
Great version. |
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"It's actually a three songs sequence by Rancid:
Journey to the end of Eastbay
She's automatic
Old friend
Ah 'Out Come the Wolves'. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one can write a chorus like Rancid
And noone can sing them like Armstrong Also a big kudos to the bass.
Have you heard Tim's version of 'Big River'? It's on Youtube somewhere. I think he's promoting his signature acoustic guitar in the video. It's a few years old.
Great version."
I'm not really into Johnny Cash, but that's a Tim Armstrong song now, only lyrics are the same.
That's what I love in Rancid, they write songs in many genre and well above the standards. Even the Clash had very average songs, even though they're my all time favourites with Ramones. |
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By *P_80 OP Man
over a year ago
Waterford |
"It's actually a three songs sequence by Rancid:
Journey to the end of Eastbay
She's automatic
Old friend
Ah 'Out Come the Wolves'. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one can write a chorus like Rancid
And noone can sing them like Armstrong Also a big kudos to the bass.
Have you heard Tim's version of 'Big River'? It's on Youtube somewhere. I think he's promoting his signature acoustic guitar in the video. It's a few years old.
Great version.
I'm not really into Johnny Cash, but that's a Tim Armstrong song now, only lyrics are the same.
That's what I love in Rancid, they write songs in many genre and well above the standards. Even the Clash had very average songs, even though they're my all time favourites with Ramones. "
Yeah Rancid have written some great tunes over the years. I love their Reggae/Ska stuff.
Saw them at the Reading Festival in '98 just as 'Life Won't Wait' came out. Great performance and I still have the photos 
I'd have to agree with you and say that The Clash are probably my favourite band of all time too. Love the way they evolved over the short few years they were together. When you compare the first album to 'Combat Rock' it's like a totally different band. And in only 5 years too. |
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