ARTIST:       Rancid
TITLE:        Life Won't Wait
LABEL:        Epitaph
TYPE:         Album
GENRE:        Punk Rock
SOURCE:       CD (LP)
BITRATE:      214 kbps avg/44100 Hz
ENCODER:      Lame 3.97
SIZE:         102.96 MB
PLAYTIME:     64:01
RELEASE DATE: 1998-00-00
RIP DATE:     See your pre db.

Track List

1.  Intro                                       0:48
2.  Bloodclot                                   2:45
3.  Hoover Street                               4:09
4.  Black Lung                                  1:53
5.  Life Won't Wait                             3:48
6.  New Dress                                   2:51
7.  Warsaw                                      1:31
8.  Hooligans                                   2:32
9.  Crane Fist                                  3:48
10. Leicester Square                            2:35
11. Backslide                                   2:53
12. Who Would've Thought                        2:56
13. Cash, Culture and Violence                  3:10
14. Cocktails                                   3:20
15. The Wolf                                    2:38
16. 1998                                        2:45
17. Lady Liberty                                2:20
18. Wrongful Suspicion                          3:31
19. Turntable                                   2:16
20. Something in the World Today                2:33
21. Corazon de Oro                              3:58
22. Coppers                                     5:01

Total Playtime:  64:01

Release Notes:

A year long project that took the band from San Francisco to Los Angeles, New
York, New Orleans and Jamaica, Life Won't Wait has highlights that are as varied
as they are rewarding. "Bloodclot" is a punk anthem as brawny as any ever
recorded, replete with Lars' lyrical nods to Lee "Scratch" Perry and the
Ramones. "Warsaw" and "New Dress" explore world-scale class struggle and
out-and-out warfare. Of the two songs actually recorded in Jamaica, "Hoover
Street" is a poignant addict's lament with sweet soulful vocal assists from
Hepcat, while the title track features Tim and Lars sparring with dancehall
kingpin Buju Banton against a canvas of urgent old school ska. Self-produced,
culled from life experience, and played live in large measure, Life Won't Wait
is as ambitious and independent as it gets.