Life Won’t Wait by Rancid, album cover
Album

Life Won’t Wait

Released30 June 1998
LabelEpitaph
Popularity49.8
Also cited29 June 1998

Life Won't Wait is the fourth studio album by the American punk rock band Rancid, released in June 1998 on Epitaph. It followed ...And Out Come the Wolves from 1995, and it arrived as the band's fourth record in a run that had begun with their self-titled debut in 1993 and continued with Let's Go in 1994.

The album sits in punk rock territory but leans into ska and ska punk too, which gives it a wider palette than you might expect from a straight-ahead punk record. If you know Rancid mainly through their mid-90s breakthrough, this is the next chapter in the story, and a good place to hear how the band stretched out before their self-titled album of 2000.

Life Won’t Wait: tracklist and credits

22 tracks · 1:03:42

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1IntroTim Armstrong0:48
  3. 2BloodclotTim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen2:44
  4. 3Hoover StreetTim Armstrong4:08
  5. 4Black LungTim Armstrong1:52
  6. 5Life Won't WaitArmstrong, Banton, Frederiksen, Ruggiero3:46
  7. 6New DressTim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen2:50
  8. 7WarsawTim Armstrong1:30
  9. 8HooligansArmstrong, Frederiksen, Ruggiero2:32
  10. 9Crane FistTim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen3:46
  11. 10Leicester SquareTim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen2:34
  12. 11BackslideTim Armstrong2:52
  13. Disc 2
  14. 1Who Would've ThoughtTim Armstrong2:56
  15. 2Cash, Culture and ViolenceTim Armstrong3:09
  16. 3CocktailsTim Armstrong3:19
  17. 4The WolfTim Armstrong2:37
  18. 51998Tim Armstrong and Howie Pyro2:44
  19. 6Lady LibertyTim Armstrong2:19
  20. 7Wrongful SuspicionTim Armstrong and Vic Ruggiero3:30
  21. 8TurntableTim Armstrong2:16
  22. 9Something in the World TodayTim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen2:32
  23. 10Corazon de OroTim Armstrong3:57
  24. 11CoppersArmstrong, Israel, Frederiksen5:01
Produced by
Tim Armstrong, Lars Frederiksen
Recorded at
Sunset, Bloodclot, Brooklyn, NRG, Ocean Way, Record Plant, The Complex, American Sector, Penthouse, Coyote, The Site
Recorded
1997–1998
Mixed by
Jerry Finn, Tim Armstrong, Thomas Johnson
Label
Epitaph
Length
1:03:42

Line-up

  • Tim Armstrong · guitar, vocals
  • Lester Butler · harmonica · guest
  • Lars Frederiksen · guitar, vocals
  • Matt Freeman · bass guitar
  • Brett Reed · drums (drum set)
  • Howie Pyro · background vocals · guest
  • Marky Ramone · background vocals · guest
  • Tim Shaw · background vocals · guest
  • Eric Stefani · piano · guest
  • Alex Désert · vocals · guest
  • Gregory Lee · vocals · guest
  • Vic Ruggiero · Hammond organ, piano, percussion, guitar · guest
  • Buju Banton · vocals · guest
  • Q-Maxx 420 · vocals · guest
  • Roderick James Byers · guitar · guest
  • Lynval Golding · vocals · guest
  • Neville Staple · vocals · guest
  • Dave Hillyard · horn · guest
  • Mark Mullins · horn · guest
  • Jamil Sharif · horn · guest
  • Will Wheaton · vocals · guest
  • Thomas Johnson · percussion · guest
  • Dicky Barrett · vocals · guest
  • Simon Chardiet · guitar · guest
  • Roger Miret · vocals · guest
  • Stephen Perkins · steelpan · guest
  • Dr. Israel · vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Bloodclot” · 1 June 1998
  • “Hooligans” · 1998

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Wikidata1998
US release14 July 1998earliest US date
UK / Europe release29 June 1998earliest UK or European date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
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1998USEpitaphother
1998JPEpitaphother
29 June 1998XEEpitaph8714092649727original
29 June 1998AUEpitaph045778649723original
30 June 1998XEEpitaph8714092649727other
14 July 1998USEpitaph045778649723other
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