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Rancid "Let The Dominoes Fall" 2xLP

Rancid "Let The Dominoes Fall" 2xLP

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Seminal punk band Rancid - Tim Armstrong (guitar/vocals), Lars Frederiksen (guitar/vocals), Matt Freeman (bass/vocals), and Branden Steineckert (drums) - released Let The Dominoes Fall (Hellcat/Epitaph), their first studio album in six years, in 2009. The platinum-selling band recorded at George Lucas' Skywalker Sound Studio, with production by Epitaph Records founder/Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz. Let The Dominoes Fall features nineteen songs, all written by Rancid. Special guest and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Booker T contributes Hammond B3 organ on one track, "Up To No Good."

"The crew is back doing what we do best," says Armstrong. "We approached every element of this record as a team, and the result is my favorite Rancid record to date."

It's also their most topical. From the unflinching observations of "This Place," "Lulu" and "Locomotive," all of which presaged the economic meltdown, to "The Bravest Kids" which rails against media's kid-glove treatment of the Iraq war, and the mostly acoustic "Civilian Ways," inspired by the soldier's journey of Armstrong's brother to Iraq and back home again, Let The Dominoes Fall still feels timely, adamant and alive.

Tracklist

1 East Bay Night
2 This Place
3 Up to No Good
4 Last One to Die
5 Disconnected
6 I Ain't Worried
7 Damnation
8 New Orleans
9 Civilian Ways
10 The Bravest Kids
11 Skull City
12 L.A. River
13 Lulu
14 Dominoes Fall
15 Liberty and Freedom
16 You Want It, You Got It
17 Locomotive
18 That's Just the Way It Is Now
19 The Highway

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