Let’s Go by Rancid, album cover
Album

Let’s Go

Released21 June 1994
LabelEpitaph
Popularity52.3
Also cited14 June 1994

Let's Go is the second album by the American punk band Rancid, released on 21 June 1994 through Epitaph. It was the first record to feature Lars Frederiksen on guitar and vocals, and the first to be produced by Brett Gurewitz. His relationship with the band lasted: he engineered the follow-up, ...And Out Come the Wolves, and became their permanent producer from their fifth album onwards.

At first the album found its audience mainly among existing fans. Then the mid-1990s success of punk bands such as The Offspring, Green Day and Bad Religion brought wider attention, and it reached number 97 on the Billboard 200. "Salvation" went to alternative radio in February 1995. For anyone tracing how Rancid arrived at their breakthrough, this is the record that sits right before it, with a punk rock sound that also leans toward ska punk.

Let’s Go: tracklist and credits

23 tracks · 45:02

Tracklist

  1. 1NihilismTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman2:03
  2. 2RadioArmstrong, Armstrong, Freeman2:53
  3. 3Side KickTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman2:01
  4. 4SalvationTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman2:55
  5. 5TenderloinTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:34
  6. 6Let's GoTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:28
  7. 7As OneTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:36
  8. 8BurnArmstrong, Freeman, Raider2:12
  9. 9The Ballad Of Jimmy & JohnnyTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:41
  10. 10GunshotTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:52
  11. 11I Am The OneTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:59
  12. 12Gave It AwayTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:15
  13. 13Ghetto BoxTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:13
  14. 14Harry BridgesTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman2:23
  15. 15Black & BlueTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman2:01
  16. 16St. MaryArmstrong, Frederiksen, Freeman2:11
  17. 17Dope Sick GirlTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman2:17
  18. 18International Cover-UpTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:46
  19. 19SolidarityTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:33
  20. 20MidnightTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:57
  21. 21Motorcycle RideTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman1:22
  22. 22NameArmstrong, Dinn, Freeman2:14
  23. 237 Years DownTim Armstrong and Matt Freeman2:35
Produced by
Brett Gurewitz
Recorded at
Fantasy in Berkeley, California
Recorded
October 1993 – March 1994
Label
Epitaph
Length
45:02

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How we know the release date wikipedia + wikidata; also seen: 1994-06-14 (musicbrainz)
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Wikipedia infobox21 June 1994
Wikidata21 June 1994
US release14 June 1994earliest US date
UK / Europe release21 June 1994earliest UK or European date
9 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWEpitaph0045778643462other
1994PLEpitaphother
14 June 1994USEpitaph045778643424original
21 June 1994XEEpitaph8714092643428other
1 October 2004USEpitaph045778643417other
10 December 2013USEpitaph045778643431other
24 November 2014USEpitaph045778736119other
9 June 2017JPEpitaph4943674262946other
2022XEEpitaph8714092736137other
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