The landmark 1995 record that at once invoked and transcended the punk rock genre, cementing Rancid's place forever as one of the great rock bands of all time. ...And Out Come the Wolves combines Dylanesque portrayals of down-and-out street life and personal experience with tunefully concise, dynamic songwriting to create an enduring body of work that grows better with each listen and every passing year. Styles range from the recklessly belligerent punk rock rampage of Maxwell Murder (featuring a mind-numbing Matt Freeman bass solo), to the masterful pop craftsmanship of "Ruby Soho" and the fully realized punk/ska hybrid of "Time Bomb" (a sound that Armstrong and Freeman pioneered in their first band Operation Ivy). Produced by Jerry Finn and mixed by Andy Wallace this record is deservedly among the most influential and successful of it's time. (Epitaph Records)
Easily one of the greatest albums, punk or otherwise, released on this planet. Fucking love every inch of this album. One of my favorite moments ever was myself and The MC Bat Commander (of The Aquabats) singing songs from this album as we were chatting with him after their set opening for Rancid in 2006. (Tony)
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Original Release Date: |
08/22/1995 |
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Pressing Release Date: |
09/00/2008 (Black) |
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Label: |
Epitaph Records / Rancid Records |
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UPC: |
045778644414 |
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Country Of Origin: |
USA |
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Number of Records: |
1 |
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Pressing Information: |
Unknown (Black)
Unknown (Picture Disc) |
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Notes: |
Picture disc version missing the final few tracks. |
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Features: |
Picture Disc |
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Track Listing: |
1. Maxwell Murder
2. The 11th Hour
3. Roots Radicals
4. Time Bomb
5. Olympia WA
6. Lock, Step & Gone
7. Junkie Man
8. Listed M.I.A.
9. Ruby Soho
10. Daly City Train
11. Journey To The End Of The East Bay
12. She's Automatic
13. Old Friend
14. Disorder And Disarray
15. The Wars End
16. You Don't Care Nothin'
17. As Wicked
18. Avenues & Alleyways
19. The Way I Feel |