Let's Go (album)

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Template:Album infobox Let's Go is a 1994 punk rock album by the band Rancid. Released on the influential indie label Epitaph Records, Let's Go achieved little mainstream success, though it appealed to the band's fanbase. However, the surprise success of punk pop bands like The Offspring and Green Day in the mid-1990s made the album chart better than had ever been expected.

The single "Salvation" peaked at #21 on Billboard's Modern Rock Tracks chart. The album peaked at #2 and #97 on Billboard's Heatseekers and Billboard 200 charts, respectively.

Track listing

All tracks written by Armstrong/Freeman, except where noted.

1. "Nihilism"
2. "Radio" (Armstrong/Armstrong/Freeman)
3. "Sidekick"
4. "Salvation"
5. "Tenderloin"
6. "Let's Go"
7. "As One"
8. "Burn" (Armstrong/Freeman/Radier)
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 and Blue"
16. "St. Mary" (Armstrong/Fredrickson/Freeman)
17. "Dope Sick Girl"
18. "International Cover-Up"
19. "Solidarity"
20. "Midnight"
21. "Motorcycle Ride"
22. "Name" (Armstrong/Dinn/Freeman)
23. "7 Years Down"

Personnel

• Tim Armstrong - Guitar, Vocals
• Lars Frederiksen - Guitar, Vocals
• Matt Freeman - Bass, Vocals
• Brett Reed - Drums
• Brett Gurewitz - Producer, Engineer
• Mackie - Art Direction
• Lint - Art Direction
• Rancid - Liner Notes
• In the early stages of recording, it is said Billie Joe Armstrong helped out as second guitarist on this album, but soon left as he wanted his other band, Green Day, to be his main priority.