Let's Go by Rancid, released 31 October 1994, includes the following tracks: "Sidekick", "Tenderloin", "As One", "The Ballad Of Jimmy ^ Johnny" and more.
This version of Let's Go comes as a 1xCD. -
"Let's Go" is the explosive second studio album by Rancid, released in 1994 on CD format. This record captures the raw energy and streetwise attitude that have become synonymous with Rancid's brand of punk rock. Featuring anthems like "Salvation," "Radio," and "Roots Radicals," the album showcases fast-paced rhythms, gritty guitar riffs, and socially conscious lyrics that resonate with fans worldwide. Rancid, formed in Berkeley, California in 1991 by Tim Armstrong and Matt Freeman after their time with Operation Ivy, quickly rose to prominence as one of the leading bands of the '90s punk revival movement. Their blend of ska influences and classic punk sensibilities has earned them critical acclaim and a loyal fanbase across generations. The label behind this release is Epitaph Europe / Indigo'Epitaph Records being a legendary independent label founded by Brett Gurewitz (of Bad Religion) known for championing groundbreaking punk acts globally; Indigo handles distribution throughout Europe ensuring high-quality releases reach music lovers everywhere.
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