Biography:
Rancid is a punk rock band which formed in Berkeley, California, United States in 1991. The band consists of Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar), Lars Frederiksen (guitar), Matt Freeman (bass) and Branden Steineckert (drums). The band has released nine albums: Rancid (1993), Let's Go (1994), ...And Out Come the Wolves (1995), Life Won't Wait (1998), Rancid (2000), Indestructible (2003), Let the Dominoes Fall (2009), ...Honor Is All We Know (2014), and Trouble Maker (2017).
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- Coppers
- Daly City Train
- Fall Back Down
- Last One To Die
- Olympia Wa
- Radio
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- St. Mary
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- The Wars End
- Time Bomb
- 11Th Hour
- 19
- Already Dead
- And Out Come The Wolves
- Animosity
- Antennas
- Arrested In Shanghai
- As One
- As Wicked
- Avenues And Alleyways
- Back Up Against The Wall
- Back Where I Belong
- Black And Blue
- Black Derby Jacket
- Blackhawk Down
- Born Frustrated
- Breakdown
- Buddy
- Burn
- Civilian Ways
- Climb In The Bottle
- Collision Course
- Corazon De Oro
- Damnation
- Dead Bodies
- Detroit
- Disconnected
- Disorder And Disarray
- Dominoes Fall
- Dope Sick Girl
- East Bay Night
- Everybodys Sufferin
- Evils My Friend
- Farewell Lola Blue
- Gave It Away
- Ghetto Box
- Ghost Band
- Ghost Of A Chance
- Golden Gate Fields
- Gunshot
- Harry Bridges
- Honor Is All We Know
- Hooligans
- Hyena
- I Am Forever
- I Am The One
- Indestructable
- Injury
- International Cover Up
- Its Quite Alright
- Journey To The End Of East Bay
- Journey To The End Of The East Bay
- Junkie Man
- Junkyard
- Just A Feeling
- Lady Liberty
- Let Me Go
- Lets Go
- Liberty And Freedom
- Listed Mia
- Lock Step And Gone
- Maxwell Murder
- Maxwellmurder
- Meteor Of War
- Name
- New Orleans
- Nihilism
- Not To Regret
- Old Friend
- Otherside
- Outgunned
- Outta My Mind
- Poison
- Radio Havana
- Raise Your Fist
- Rats In The Hallway
- Red Hot Moon
- Rejected
- Roadblock
- Rwanda
- Salvation
- Say Goodbye To Our Heroes
- Seven Years Down
- Shes Automatic
- Side Kick
- St Mary
- Start Now
- Stranded
- Tattoo
- Telegraph Avenue
- Tenderloin
- The Ballad Of Jimmy And Johnny
- The Botlle
- The Highway
- The Way I Feel
- The Wolf
- This Place
- Trenches
- Tropical London
- Where Im Going
- You Dont Care Nothing
- You Want It You Got It
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You can find me on the corner of Durant
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And Telegraph Avenue
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When I was only 17
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I knew what I had to do
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Mario Savio gave a speech
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Governor Reagan had enough
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On Telegraph Avenue
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Well I can still hear your voice
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On Telegraph Avenue
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Man, even if them skies were blue
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You can find me on the corner of Durant
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And Telegraph Avenue
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When I was only 17
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I knew what I had to do
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So I grabbed my left handed guitar
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And I headed out to Telegraph Avenue
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Na na na na na na na na na na na na na
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Oh yeah
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Mario Savio gave a speech
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It was him against The Machine
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For that he spent 3 months in jail
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But he said he'd do it again
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Governor Reagan had enough
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So the National Guard they pushed on through
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Tear gas and riot police
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On Telegraph Avenue
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The ones who stand for freedom of speech
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