On May 27th, 2007, seminal California punk band Good Riddance took the stage for what would be the final time in band’s 12+ year career. Now, some three years after that fateful night, the band has provided fans with one last “hurrah” by culling together 21 of their best, rarest, and unreleased songs to be released this July on their long-time home, Fat Wreck Chords. Punknews interviewer Sean Jain had a chance to speak with singer/songwriter Russ Rankin about the collection, the legacy of Good Riddance, the title of the album, Capricorn One, and what the future holds for Rankin, Good Riddance, and Rankin’s other band, Only Crime.
Source On May 27th, 2007, seminal California punk band Good Riddance took the stage for what would be the final time in band’s 12+ year career. Now, some three years after that fateful night, the band has provided fans with one last “hurrah” by culling together 21 of their best, rarest, and unreleased songs to be released this July on their long-time home, Fat Wreck Chords. Punknews interviewer Sean Jain had a chance to speak with singer/songwriter Russ Rankin about the collection, the legacy of Good Riddance, the title of the album, Capricorn One, and what the future holds for Rankin, Good Riddance, and Rankin’s other band, Only Crime.