RANCID 'LET'S GO' 20TH ANNIVERSARY REISSUE LP
LABEL: Epitaph
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 11/24/2014
ALBUM RELEASE DATE: 1994
VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP
Rancid's Let's Go The record that took them beyond the poppier, skatier leanings of Green Day and The Offspring and introduced them to a richer palette of punk rock. A year prior to Let's Go, Rancid released a debut album that left behind the trappings of Tim Armstong and Matt Freeman's previous band, Operation Ivy, and took a harder, grittier approach to punk rock. For Let's Go the band added Lars Fredriksen on second guitar, infused their sound with a bit more pop and set off a barrage of Clash comparisons the likes of which the world had yet to see.
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$8.40RANCID 'LET'S GO' 20TH ANNIVERSARY REISSUE LP
LABEL: Epitaph
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 11/24/2014
ALBUM RELEASE DATE: 1994
VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP
Rancid's Let's Go The record that took them beyond the poppier, skatier leanings of Green Day and The Offspring and introduced them to a richer palette of punk rock. A year prior to Let's Go, Rancid released a debut album that left behind the trappings of Tim Armstong and Matt Freeman's previous band, Operation Ivy, and took a harder, grittier approach to punk rock. For Let's Go the band added Lars Fredriksen on second guitar, infused their sound with a bit more pop and set off a barrage of Clash comparisons the likes of which the world had yet to see.
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LABEL: Epitaph
VINYL RELEASE DATE: 11/24/2014
ALBUM RELEASE DATE: 1994
VARIANT: Black Vinyl LP
Rancid's Let's Go The record that took them beyond the poppier, skatier leanings of Green Day and The Offspring and introduced them to a richer palette of punk rock. A year prior to Let's Go, Rancid released a debut album that left behind the trappings of Tim Armstong and Matt Freeman's previous band, Operation Ivy, and took a harder, grittier approach to punk rock. For Let's Go the band added Lars Fredriksen on second guitar, infused their sound with a bit more pop and set off a barrage of Clash comparisons the likes of which the world had yet to see.
