Let’s Go

Punk · 1994 · 23 tracks

Let’s Go

Twenty-three tracks of high-velocity street punk. Gritty, melodic, and anchored by some of the most technical bass playing in the history of the genre.

June 14, 1994 · Epitaph

Relentless, high-octane energy fueled by urban grit and a fierce sense of brotherhood.

Tracklist · 23 Tracks

01

Nihilism

2:03

02

Radio

2:53

03

Side Kick

2:03

04

Salvation

2:55

05

Tenderloin

1:34

06

Let’s Go

1:28

07

As One

1:36

08

Burn

2:12

09

The Ballad of Jimmy & Johnny

1:41

10

Gunshot

1:52

11

I Am the One

1:59

12

Gave It Away

1:15

13

Ghetto Box

1:13

14

Harry Bridges

2:23

15

Black & Blue

2:01

16

St. Mary

2:11

17

Dope Sick Girl

2:17

18

International Cover‐Up

1:46

19

Solidarity

1:33

20

Midnight

1:57

21

Motorcycle Ride

1:22

22

Name

2:14

23

7 Years Down

2:35

Moments Worth Listening For

The explosive bass solo in 'Maxwell Murder' that defies the speed of human fingers.

The infectious, sing-along chorus of 'Salvation' that bridges the gap between punk and pop.

The transition from the frantic 'Nihilism' into the anthemic, organ-tinged 'Radio'.

Reviews

AllMusic

Where This Album Departs

How does Let’s Go sound next to the rest of Rancid's catalogue?

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Energetic saturates this record notably more than the artist's norm.

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