Rancid (Full Set) - Live at Coney Island High - 3rd June, 1998

[@jimbothompson6540]

I was in 9th grade that year and deep into punk, i couldnt imagine how cool it would be to have them play my high school

[@zacatkinson3926]

Im 44 and I was grade12 when this album broke Im still into punk

[@BeeRumblin13]

I seen them in 98 also in October, Philly.. For me peak Rancid. They kinda lost it after 2000. That night was a great show. Hepcat and The Cuffs both opened for em.

[@MrMotherfuck123]

I saw em last Year and it was one of the best Punk shows I've seen in 30 Years.

[@ZDiddy7777]

Lost it, huh?!?! If youre one of those "every bands old stuff was better" hipster d bags, I guess thats accurate

[@donfurcio4080]

I don't want this one taken down. Amazing quality 0:00 - Roots Radicals 1:30 - Radio 4:52 - Old Friend 8:51 - Nihilism 11:58 - Avenues & Alleyways 15:30 - Maxwell Murder 16:41 - Warsaw (cut) 17:47 - Hoover Street 21:45 - Tenderloin 23:24 - Adina 25:55 - The Brothels 29:01 - Salvation 31:20 - St. Mary 33:48 - Animosity 37:56 - Coppers 43:40 - Life Won't Wait 46:18 - Ruby Soho 49:17 - Time Bomb

[@thepunkarchive1903]

Ah you legend. Thanks so much for watching, let me know if there's any bands you're looking for; I have about 6000 videos to go through. Mostly 80's / 90's HC

[@ListedMia-sm4xm]

Why would someone even say they want to stay down? It’s so hard to find a footage from rancid, Tim LINT Armstrong, Matt Freeman, from Operation Ivy and Lars and both Brett and Brendan are both great drummers are my favorite band and I have many bands that are in my top 10, but I absolutely love everything. Tim Armstrong creates especially the transplants Time and friends all of rancid acoustically as well as Lars and the bastards are amazingly talented. Tim is misunderstood. He is a poet. He owns his own record label hellcat records Grammy award winning songs for P!nk as well as reggae artist Jimmy Cliff there’s not one album that sucks. I was a teenager and found an outcome, the wolves, and let’s go as an adult, I’ve come to love. Life won’t wait Album troublemaker is up there in my favorites as well and as an adult, I’ve come to love ranch 2000 back to back hits same as life won’t wait. There’s not one bad song and of course and outcome the wolves. Their new album is really good as well indestructible as a lot of meaning behind that album honor is all we know isn’t my favorite, but I still like it the boot compilation demos from the pit B and C sides are bad ass and the moon stompers are there ska/punk songs, not one bad song people that say that they’re not real punk don’t understand that punk is not necessarily John you’re music but a way of life and you want your punk bands to succeed instead of extravagant things with the million he earned an outcome. The wolves decided to open an independent record label for other bands to be heard and I don’t understand they comments on any of the concerts that are out on KZbin when in fact, I think they’re wonderful and I’m glad you put this up. It’s a great concert. They’re not industrialized with the sound that record label. Forced them to do.

[@ListedMia-sm4xm]

Haha I just reread my post I was mad using voice text but u get what u meant 👊

[@phephedwiputra3785]

Really cool video !!! thanks for uploading

[@thepunkarchive1903]

@@phephedwiputra3785 Thanks for watching!

[@wutbuffe4734]

I want this one taken down

[@thepunkarchive1903]

Oh shush this one's cool hey

[@ListedMia-sm4xm]

Why

[@ListedMia-sm4xm]

@@thepunkarchive1903 what other bands do you have footage of? I’m pretty eclectic but stay true to my core teenager stuff because that 90s sound and that style will never be the same since Nirvana pay the way for musicians to have a voice, but then were immediately silenced after his death, there’s not many bands that I enjoy at all at this time and age except for maybe, the Red Hot chili peppers because of John Fruscainte as for punk rock, I like anything hellcat puts out mostly all of Tim projects, transplant, time, bomb friends, and the bastards and Operation Ivy footage what about L7? Or 2002 through 2004 RHCP? I like Mad Season from them? And early sublime years during skunk record times with Bradley. Of course it’s hard to get anything from them unless it’s whoever is in charge of that footage it’ll be taken down more than likely. I have a Hometown band called the pie tasters ska band right out of Virginia Tech in the 90s come to find out later on in life hellcat sign them now of course they’re old but back in the day they were one of the hardest mosh pits and the small venue performances I’ve ever been to the early years from them, but it’s hard to find any footage when they’re in their hometown. That’s when everybody goes wild

[@thepunkarchive1903]

@@ListedMia-sm4xm A lot. Mostly 80's and 90's hardcore. I think this might’ve been the only rancid video of the lot but I'll check again. I'll look for more hellcat stuff for sure.