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Let's Go
(CD, 2004)
Primary Artist: Rancid
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LIST PRICE
$11.98
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Format: CD
Oct 2004
Record Label: Epitaph Records (USA)
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 045778643424 |
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Details
Track Listing
1. Nihilism
2. Radio
3. Side Kick
4. Salvation
5. Tenderloin
6. Let's Go
7. As One
8. Burn
9. Ballad of Jimmy & Johnny, The
10. Gunshot
11. I Am the One
12. Gave It Away
13. Ghetto Box
14. Harry Bridges
15. Black & Blue
16. St. Mary
17. Dope Sick Girl
18. International Cover-Up
19. Solidarity
20. Midnight
21. Motorcycle Ride
22. Name
23. 7 Years Down
| Details | | Producer: | Brett Gurewitz | | Distributor: | Alternative Dis. Alliance | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Rancid: Lars Frederiksen, Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar); Matt Freeman (vocals, bass); Brett Reed (drums).
Recorded at Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, California.
As if the '80s never happened, Rancid pogo from their retro mosh pit into mainstream success with their newest album LET'S GO. Splattered with growling vocals and lurching chord progressions, Rancid albums sound like the bastard children of early Clash and Stiff Little Fingers albums.
Barking out slurred, sing-along harmonies on top of a hyper toe-tapping rhythm section, LET'S GO plays like a relic from the late '70s rather than the '90s. Rancid's material boasts the anthemic rabble-rousing quality that made punk's energy so appealing when it broke nearly twenty years ago. Thankfully, they keep the energy vital and the material amazingly free of tired cliches. LET'S GO is an invigorating installment of punk calisthenics.
Industry Reviews
8 - Excellent - ...LET'S GO is serious Good Time Music, incorporating nearly two dozen bursts of belligerently poised Ramone-a-lama rompage...
NME (09/24/1994)
...Listen and see where everyone else went wrong...
Alternative Press (10/01/1994)
8 - Excellent - ...LET'S GO is serious Good Time Music, incorporating nearly two dozen bursts of belligerently poised Ramone-a-lama rompage...Alternative Press (10/94, p.92) - ...Listen and see where everyone else went wrong...
NME (09/24/1994)
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