Let's Go

by Rancid

Overview

Whatever Rancid lack in innovation, they make up with sheer energy. The group rushes through Let's Go with an invigorating recklessness, sounding like a less-serious, party-ready version of the Clash. It's almost impossible to understand what vocalist Tim Armstrong sings at any given moment, yet there is no great meaning in what Rancid say -- the message is in the buzzing guitars and speeding rhythms. It doesn't hurt that the band can throw out the occasional memorable hook or melody, like the single "Salvation," as well.

Product Details

Release Date:	06/14/1994
Label:	Epitaph
UPC:	0045778643424
catalogNumber:	86434
Rank:	22053

Tracks

1. Nihilism
2. Radio
3. Side Kick
4. Salvation
5. Tenderloin
6. Let's Go
7. As One
8. Burn
9. The Ballad of Jimmy & Johnny
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

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Rancid   Primary Artist
Tim Armstrong   Guitar,Vocals
Lars Frederiksen   Guitar,Vocals
Matt Freeman   Bass,Vocals
Brett Reed   Drums

Technical Credits

Rancid   Liner Notes
Brett Gurewitz   Producer,Engineer
Mackie   Art Direction
Lint   Art Direction
Michael Roadson   Engineer