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They're all old now. NOFX, Bad Religion, and Descendents come from the same time and place, though NOFX was just a bit later. Bad Religion was probably the biggest influence on NOFX, and NOFX was sort of a BR ripoff in the early days until they found their own sound. Both bands are great and still put out good, relevant stuff...though NOFX is way more entertaining. They're a bunch of clowns that play funny warp-speed politically incorrect punk rock. Bad Religion is more serious. NOFX never "sold out". Bad Religion kind of did in the 90s, but no one really holds it against them like they did with other 90s punk bands. Punk elitists respect Bad Religion. No one really respects the Offspring, Rancid, or Green Day.
Lol. Good luck.
Yeah, BR had Eddie Vedder singing backing on one of their albums didn't they. I think if BR had totally changed their sound they'd have been hated but they always sounded relatively similar and had a bit of integrity. I like the more serious side of their music in comparison to NOFX, I prefer the more introspective intreesting lyrics. I saw Pennywise supported by Strung Out and someone else, might have been Guttermouth in the 90s. That was a pretty wild show.
I didn't know Rancid were classified as sellouts - the last Rancid album I've heard though is Out Come the Wolves. I don't think you can really accuse Greenday of selling out 'cos they were never anything but a cheesy pop band.
EDIT: Fucking hell, I just got 31s into White Pony by the Deftones.