Rancid - Let the Dominoes Fall - 7-INCH SINGLE [7 inch Vinyl Disc]

Double vinyl LP pressing. 2009 album from the Punk heroes, a ready-made classic that'll take it's place alongside And Out Come the Wolves as a touchstone of the genre. The new songs show a lyrical depth previously unmined. Punk has often seen the world as 'us vs. Them' but with these songs, Rancid show an empathy for working Americans that recalls Springsteen Or Petty. Produced by Brett Gurewitz. Album Tracks 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

While the title clearly sums up both Rancid and this album, there's always the problem of setting a bar too high. With albums like Inch... And Out Come the WolvesInch gaining such incredible praise and response across the world, and albums like InchLife Won't WaitInch and Inchs/t (2000)Inch only getting that level of praise and recognition from the (still, admittedly enormous) group of diehard fans, they were left with a big task answering questions from the mainstream press, as well as their true fans - and they delivered in a huge way. Kicking right off with a nod to the late great Joe Strummer, Rancid drew from the passion and urgency Strummer always stressed - and the result is an album full of treasures. 7Inch pack is bound together with a collectible, printed, faux leather obi-strip and is limited to 1,000 copies. Album Tracks 1. Indestructible 2. Fall Back Down 3. Red Hot Moon 1. David Courtney 2. Start Now 3. Out of Control 4. Django 1. Arrested in Shanghai 2. Travis Bickle 3. Memphis 1. Spirit of '87 2. Ghost Band 3. Tropical London 4. Roadblock 1. Born Frustrated 2. Back Up Against the Wall 3. Ivory Coast 1. Stand Your Ground 2. Otherside

After three years traveling the world endlessly, the musical diversity that Rancid illustrates in this masterpiece speaks for itself. While it might bring back nostalgic Warped Tour memories for some, for others (including a lot of musicians) InchLife Won't WaitInch took an eager and anxious group of diehards off-guard and pleasantly surprised them by really drawing from their roots and spilling out this coup of an album in a big way. Adorned in six new sleeves, and remastered for vinyl by Pirates Press, this version - like this album - is something special. 7Inch pack is bound together with a collectible, printed, faux leather obi-strip and is limited to 1,000 copies. Album Tracks 1. Intro 2. Bloodclot 3. Hoover Street 1. Black Lung 2. Life Won't Wait 3. New Dress 4. Warsaw 1. Hooligans 2. Crane Fist 3. Leicester Square 4. Backslide 1. Who Would've Thought 2. Cash, Culture and Violence 3. Cocktails 4. Cocktails 1. 1998 2. Lady Liberty 3. Wrongful Suspicion 4. Turntable 1. Something in the World Today 2. Corazon de Oro 3. Coppers