Customer Ratings & Reviews

As a lifelong Rancid fan, this collection is different in many ways IE not about current events, but has the familiar Lars, Tim, and Matt sound that defines Rancid. Once again, a cd that every song is well done and I love singing along with. Highly recommend to anyone who likes punk with intelligent music.

Rancid has never been my favorite band but I think that they are improving and getting better with every album they put out. In my opinion this is there best album. Favorite song: Already Dead

Definitely worth a listen, if you're a Rancid fan. They continue with the great sounds and provide music we're all expecting from them.

This album is short and sweet. The music is amazing. The boys (Tim, Lars and Matt) did it again. This album is AWESOME!!!!!

Per the norm this is another amazing album from an amazing band.

Gift of music for a friend and this is his favorite band.

Let the Dominoes Fall was the last Rancid album I purchased and it really blew me away. I was wandering through my local Best Buy when I saw this record. Didnt hesitate to purchase. Listened to it. It's okay. I would recommend listening to it online before buying.

This album is worth a listen. It has some good songs on it, but it won't be an album I listen to from start to finish or frequently like many of Rancid's past albums. If you are a Rancid fan it is worth picking up but I definitely prefer their past albums over this one.

this is why Rancid is one of my all-time favorite bands!

The masters of punk are back with another great album.

if you like, rancid you'll like this c.d. not as stellar as past releases, but still has some solid songs on it.

This is a Great album. Again produced by the Legendary Brett Gurewitz of Bad Religion. The album has great sequence of songs, the songs sound crisp and clear and gritty all at the same time. Every songs are perfect in length and crafted perfectly in the vein of post modern punk rock. A classic with outstanding energy. Rancid continues their brand of rock and roll again without compromising anything. The ending result is: Rancid. Honor Is All We Know. Nov. 2014.

I loved every Rancid album up the 2000 release. I was not a big fan of Indestructable or Let the Dominos fall. I gave this one a whirl because the teaser songs were super catchy. I was pleasantly suprised to hear the old Rancid back! Everything sounds great and happy to hear the new drummer coming into his own.

Tim Armstrong has worked with various bands but is now back with Rancid for another killer studio album. Long-awaited this has been for fans but they live up to their punk status. Their sound that they are known for is definitely captured on this album. If you are a longtime fan of Rancid or just starting this album will mainstay in your punk collection.

For all the years and miles, Rancid still delivers the goods like a punch in the throat! They still stick up for the underdog and they still hit hard, fast (32 minutes) and get out without overstaying their welcome. Great stuff and it easily stands beside their early work

This band has carried the torch from some great bands of the past and they do it well. This record is very polished, but still has the gusto to rock. I would say this record is up with some of the better of the Rancid releases. The songs are great.

wow has it really been tow years since this came out? This is a cool CD. Typical Rancid style where no song hangs around long enough for you to get tired of it and it's over in a breezy 32 minutes. But that's what I expect: powerful, catchy and zooming by like a runaway freight train!

It has been a while since we've heard much from Rancid, but they provide a few gems for fans of the Bay area crew to dance to.

This is a pretty decent album, Rancid had always been a great punk band and this album is like all the others good.

It's Rancid doing what Rancid does. No surprises here but good none the less.