Let's Go cover

Released 32 years ago this June

Let's Go

Rancid · 1994

45 min · 23 tracks · punk · ska punk

A frenetic blend of punk energy and ska rhythms, brimming with youthful defiance and social commentary.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • quick, energetic listening bursts
  • short, punchy track engagements
  • youthful, rebellious energy
  • dynamic, upbeat moments
  • immediate hooks and excitement

Where this album fits

Career context
Released on June 21, 1994, 'Let's Go' was Rancid's third studio album, following their self-titled debut and the breakout success of '...And Out Come the Wolves'. At this point in their career, Rancid was solidifying their position in the punk rock scene, merging their sound with ska influences and attracting a dedicated fanbase.
Stylistic neighbors
The Offspring· NOFX· Less Than Jake

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Nihilism 2:03
  • 2 Radio 2:53
  • 3 Side Kick 2:02
  • 4 Salvation 2:55
  • 5 Tenderloin 1:33
  • 6 Let’s Go 1:27
  • 7 As One 1:35
  • 8 Burn 2:12
  • 9 The Ballad of Jimmy & Johnny 1:41
  • 10 Gunshot 1:52
  • 11 I Am the One 1:59
  • 12 Gave It Away 1:14
  • 13 Ghetto Box 1:13
  • 14 Harry Bridges 2:22
  • 15 Black & Blue 2:00
  • 16 St. Mary 2:11
  • 17 Dope Sick Girl 2:16
  • 18 International Cover‐Up 1:45
  • 19 Solidarity 1:33
  • 20 Midnight 1:56
  • 21 Motorcycle Ride 1:21
  • 22 Name 2:14
  • 23 7 Years Down 2:34

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