Before Tim started Rancid, coming from Op Ivy, he asked Billy Joe to join him and start a new band. Billy and Tim are good friends (not related). Billy felt things were going too well with Green Day to do that. It would have been an awesome collaboration, no doubt, but I think it worked out well for both Rancid and Green Day.
+Mike O'Flannigan One of the coolest shows I ever went to. However, Fat Mike talked SO FUCKING MUCH that by the time Rancid went on, we saw their entire set except for when Lars was recovering from back surgery and some fucking asshole kid trying to stage dive ran into him and he fell backwards on his back in the drum set and just stayed there for about 5 minutes. He got help,, got up, didn't say anything, just looked at the audience and then broke in to Ruby Soho. I, of course, missed the last song because Fat Mike talked so god damn much we almost missed the BART (bay area rapid transit) train to go home at midnight. But, still, despite missing the last Rancid song(which was who I was mainly there to see, and my brother is the big NOFX fan) made for one damn exciting event.
I like all the songs on this split, especially this one,". And for those that say NOFX ruined this song, just listen to the rancid version of dont call me white with Matt freeman on vocals xD
there both great but nofx got smelly and el hefe not to mention fat mikes ass killin the bass freeman does the same but damn i love hearing nofx do rancid covers
Well ask Stza and the rest of L.O.C. about the supposed 'unity' music. Thats supposedly the catalyst of why they left Hellcat. They wrote Gay Rude Boys Unite to call out Tim, because he claimed unity, wrote a song about it, except when it came to the gay community. Jesse Michaels even sided with them. Now, that being said, i dont know what went down. Stza has been known to be a hypocrite, and a jackass. I dont have any animosity toward either group. Both were huge influences on me. The only problem ive ever had is when they try to write songs/album that is focused on a specific thing, or view. Funny that the thumbnail for the next video to play is Fall Back Down... Now, there is your answer, thats what happened to Unity.
@@quickies6960 ok I'm not going to try to make you believe it, im pretty sure i have all the main details right though. Im not saying that what they think is true or not, just what happened. Look it up yourself. If you find something that says im wrong link it and I will acknowledge that im wrong and you are right. If im wrong I hope you find something so I dont go around looking like an idiot.
Do you understand why this particular version of Radio is a reggae cover? This isn't just a cover. They covered Radio as a reggae song because of The Clash, reggae dub sound. It's quite fucking beautiful if you ask me.
Reminds me of standing on hot asphalt on the hottest day of the year with everyone throwing cds and water bottles at the band lol Mike threatened to stop the show after someone pegged the trombone player in the head with a water bottle. That’s back when warped tours were fun
@bonham0924 well what i said was only my opinon, and im pretty sure someone would eventually reply to my msg by saying "opinons are like buttholes, everyone's got one", so im gonna say it first, :D
@DoesNotDislike Punk elitism is a response to persecution. I was a punk in high school, and we were ostracized, beat up, and mistreated; as pop culture began leaning toward the pop-punk of the mid-90s, those same jocks who were beating us down in 92 were wearing blink187 shirts. So there emerged a distinct resentment for new converts. This is my experience; punk has gone through many reiterations before my time and since, which again is sporadically embraced by popular culture make it acceptable
This is one of my favorite covers. NOFX emphasized the Trench Town Rock feeling of the original lyrics.
I still hear this music... May 2020..
For when the music hits me, I feel no pain at all….😏
So true.
Im surprised that no one has mentioned that Billie Joe has a cowriting credit on this song.
The green day guy? 0-0
Before Tim started Rancid, coming from Op Ivy, he asked Billy Joe to join him and start a new band. Billy and Tim are good friends (not related). Billy felt things were going too well with Green Day to do that. It would have been an awesome collaboration, no doubt, but I think it worked out well for both Rancid and Green Day.
Yeah he co-wrote the song not sure if he wrote any others though
this song can't be better covered.
Whole album kicks ass
This album was such a cool idea. And it worked
+Mike O'Flannigan One of the coolest shows I ever went to. However, Fat Mike talked SO FUCKING MUCH that by the time Rancid went on, we saw their entire set except for when Lars was recovering from back surgery and some fucking asshole kid trying to stage dive ran into him and he fell backwards on his back in the drum set and just stayed there for about 5 minutes. He got help,, got up, didn't say anything, just looked at the audience and then broke in to Ruby Soho. I, of course, missed the last song because Fat Mike talked so god damn much we almost missed the BART (bay area rapid transit) train to go home at midnight. But, still, despite missing the last Rancid song(which was who I was mainly there to see, and my brother is the big NOFX fan) made for one damn exciting event.
I like all the songs on this split, especially this one,". And for those that say NOFX ruined this song, just listen to the rancid version of dont call me white with Matt freeman on vocals xD
I Love nofx so much ❤
This song always puts me in a good mood whenever I hear it
This one deserves so many more likes than it has
both are good. stop arguing they decided to cover each others songs for fun. what happened to UNITY?
G STRING FLOSS fuckin rights bud. Both played eachothers songs well.
there both great but nofx got smelly and el hefe not to mention fat mikes ass killin the bass freeman does the same but damn i love hearing nofx do rancid covers
Well ask Stza and the rest of L.O.C. about the supposed 'unity' music. Thats supposedly the catalyst of why they left Hellcat. They wrote Gay Rude Boys Unite to call out Tim, because he claimed unity, wrote a song about it, except when it came to the gay community. Jesse Michaels even sided with them.
Now, that being said, i dont know what went down. Stza has been known to be a hypocrite, and a jackass. I dont have any animosity toward either group. Both were huge influences on me. The only problem ive ever had is when they try to write songs/album that is focused on a specific thing, or view. Funny that the thumbnail for the next video to play is Fall Back Down...
Now, there is your answer, thats what happened to Unity.
@@highanglelarry i dont feel this to be true
@@quickies6960 ok I'm not going to try to make you believe it, im pretty sure i have all the main details right though. Im not saying that what they think is true or not, just what happened. Look it up yourself. If you find something that says im wrong link it and I will acknowledge that im wrong and you are right. If im wrong I hope you find something so I dont go around looking like an idiot.
i love the sound of reggae in the morning
Its ska. I thought the same for the longest but if you listen to the guitar it isnt reggae.
the HighAngleLarry ska is essentially two time reggae cmon man
Better than the original.
I love this ska style of this song.
Put it on .75 slower?
Best Bands ever..... Greetings from Germany..... See ya in the pit
I am looking for this version at Spotify. There aren’t
Only cover thats almost as good as the original
As duas versões são phodas
fuckin love it when nofx play this live
THIS! is what a cover version should be!
Do you understand why this particular version of Radio is a reggae cover? This isn't just a cover. They covered Radio as a reggae song because of The Clash, reggae dub sound. It's quite fucking beautiful if you ask me.
Lieblings lied ❣
This is epic music!
favorite cover ever
When i got the music, i got a place to go ♥
I agree, Rancid just did covered their songs with their particular sound that Rancid has. But, Rancid cover of the Brews was bad ass though.
Turn it up fuckin' loud !!!!!!
Just heard this live
I heard they suck live!
They’ve actually gotten worse
great cover, fun
so amazing
I actually think the best cover on the albums is Rancid's version of Bob. They really made that song their own.
Reminds me of standing on hot asphalt on the hottest day of the year with everyone throwing cds and water bottles at the band lol Mike threatened to stop the show after someone pegged the trombone player in the head with a water bottle. That’s back when warped tours were fun
new to this song but my fiance has exposed me to this remix by nofx. I love hip hop but i fux wit this! Music lovers stand up!!!
@Skillionaire9 Wow. Just goes to show you punk is a way of life, more than any style of music.
love rancid so much but il be damned if nofx dont do rancid songs better than...rancid lol much love yall
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh caralho!
Nessa budega 2017 e nois aki!
@punkdude178 You defiantly can, when I'm thinking about NoFX then next band that comes to mind is Rancid
@AgentTeepo totally agree.
Hahaha, is that the speeded up Smurf Version ?
:D should be a good day
I like how on this album, Rancid tried to 1-up NoFX by adding so much more into their songs, but NoFX just took the piss!
awesome live
Afi
@junkattackjunk no way dude. the original is great and the cover is awesome. if you like rancid how can you hate on a ska cover? nofx>rancid anyway
@bonham0924 well what i said was only my opinon, and im pretty sure someone would eventually reply to my msg by saying "opinons are like buttholes, everyone's got one", so im gonna say it first, :D
"∞"
@DoesNotDislike Punk elitism is a response to persecution. I was a punk in high school, and we were ostracized, beat up, and mistreated; as pop culture began leaning toward the pop-punk of the mid-90s, those same jocks who were beating us down in 92 were wearing blink187 shirts. So there emerged a distinct resentment for new converts. This is my experience; punk has gone through many reiterations before my time and since, which again is sporadically embraced by popular culture make it acceptable
Punk but in school, yes like me but this is not real punk.
well Rancid has better songs, but NOFX are better performers, so it makes sense.
actually it's pitched
Does anyone else think Tim Armstrong sounds like a muppet?
Sounds a LOT like Adam Sandler.
Dafuq u talking bout
punk kids are so elitist. it's hypocritical. they're being what they despise. why?
Nofx take a good song and make an awful one with it
Rancid turn nofx crap into music
flip nofx and rancid in your comment and now ya got it :p
Lucas Owen
nofx sucks...
@@mikkasatanael dude what the hell u talking about this version is awesome too!!!
nofx's half of the split is a bit weak
rancid is wayyyyyyyy better than this, i dont know what they tought they were doing but they completly destroyed a great song