Rancid – Indestructible

My go to summer record even if not in summer. It has survived many nights of alcohol and what not. It is truely an indestructible disc. Still sounds great! Fantastic pressing!! Must be cranked!

Can anyone post the pictures of the actual vinyl please?

With this slickly produced album, Rancid went from a serious streetpunk act to a children's pop punk act.

I have a Black vinyl version with these same runouts. Will someone add that release?

I’ve always loved this album, but hated my CD. It was nearly an hour long brick wall. This pressing is not the most dynamic, but compared to the CD, far more enjoyable. The pressing quality is also pretty good. It’s nicely spread out over a black double LP, but not a gatefold. Nice artwork. The records were pretty flat and very quiet with rare pops. I would recommend.

Very good pressing. Clean and punchy, just the way the neighbors like it

I swapped my tatty OG copy for this one and couldn’t be happier. Really tidy press. As good as the first one.

Otherside hits hard for me. Just Lars saying how he was atheist till his friend died. It hits me, shows things can change people. Start Now and Fall Back Down is gonna be played at my funeral. Great album, bought it on CD the other day. Glad I live in a town where most don't know punk bands,lol. My favorite album would be Life Won't Wait but Indestructible is just a great record, love Lars singing and Tim's truthfulness.

Rancid is an American punk rock band that was founded in 1991 by Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman, both former of skapunk-band Operation Ivy. It was therefore especially the ska element (mixed with a good dose of British street punk) that for Rancid the key to success. Especially coming from the 1995 ... And Out Come The Wolves grew into a modern punk classic. After the moderate Life Won't Wait and pruning hard but varied little Rancid, the band now with Indestructible. And it has to be said: this record has the allure of ... And Out Come The Wolves. Just like ' formerly ' the band has received a multitude of weather in tasty singalongs, wacky bass lines and a hefty dose of swing. Rancid is still not forgotten how, for that matter says the album title is sufficient.