Artist	Song
Rancid	Time Bomb
from ...And Out Come the Wolves (2008)
Rancid	Ruby Soho
from ...And Out Come the Wolves (2008)
Rancid	Fall Back Down
from Indestructible (2003)
Rancid	Salvation
from Let's Go (2005)
Rancid	Roots Radical
from ...And Out Come the Wolves (2008)
Tim Armstrong	Into Action
from A Poet's Life (2007)
Rancid	Detroit
from Rancid (1993) (2005)
Rancid	Let's Go
from Let's Go (2005)
Operation Ivy	Take Warning
from Operation Ivy (2007)
Rancid	Tropical London
from Indestructible (2003)
Rancid	Life Won't Wait
from Life Won't Wait (2006)
Rancid	It's Quite Alright
from Rancid (2000) (2005)
Rancid	Journey to the End of the Easy Bay
from ...And Out Come the Wolves (2008)
Rancid	Red Hot Moon
from Indestructible (2003)
Rancid	If the Kids Are United
from Give Em the Boot II (2008)
Transplants	Gangsters and Thugs
from Haunted Cities (2005)
Rancid	Olympia WA
from ...And Out Come the Wolves (2008)
Rancid	Bloodclot
from Life Won't Wait (2006)
Operation Ivy	Unity
from Operation Ivy (2007)
Rancid	Crane Fist
from Life Won't Wait (2006)
Rancid	Rwanda
from Rancid (2000) (2005)
Devils Brigade	Vampire Girl
from Give Em the Boot III (2008)
Rancid	I Wanna Riot
from Punk-O-Rama (2008)
Rancid	Rats In the Hallway
from Rancid (1993) (2005)
Rancid	Radio
from Let's Go (2005)
Operation Ivy	Sound System
from Operation Ivy (2007)
Tim Armstrong	Wake Up
from A Poet's Life (2007)
Rancid	Trenches
from Rancid (1993) (2005)
Rancid	Nihilism
from Let's Go (2005)
Rancid	Radio Havana
from Rancid (2000) (2005)

Comment:

Politically driven, and notably loyal to indie label Epitaph/Hellcat despite a major-label bidding war ferocious enough to inspire the title of 1995's major success [i]. . . And Out Come the Wolves[/i], Rancid has retained its stature over nearly two decades as a neo-punk giant. Formed in the Bay Area in the early '90s by frontman Tim Armstrong and bassist Matt Freeman, who both served time in ska-punk bands, including Operation Ivy and Dance Hall Crashers, the outfit has delivered a respectfully fierce take on classic punk and 2-Tone ska — right down to guest spots for Lynval Golding, Roddy Byers, and Neville Staples from the Specials on "Hooligans." Enjoy the best of Rancid to date with this combination of seminal cuts, side project tracks (including the Transplants), and solo work.

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