Rancid – Let The Dominoes Fall

About two months ago the veteran East Bay punks in Rancid released their seventh proper full-length, Let The Dominoes Fall, which also marks their first in 6 years. I could ramble on about this album and its 19 songs, but, instead, I’ll just say that this is easily their best album since 1998’s Life Won’t Wait. Like Life Won’t Wait, this album blends Rancid’s tried-and-true street punk with reggae, ska, folk, and a slew of other genres, but I said I wasn’t going to say any more, right? Anyhow, I used to love Rancid (a lot) and I can probably still sing almost all the words from every song on their first three albums. They were such a great and impactful and anthemic band that just made you feel alive when you listened to their music. Let The Dominoes Fall is the closest thing to that the band has delivered since their salad days of the mid-90’s despite the fact that these guys are into their forties.

MP3 | Rancid – Last One To Die Let The Dominoes Fall
MP3 | Rancid – Civilian Ways Let The Dominoes Fall

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2 Responses to Rancid – Let The Dominoes Fall
  1. Keath
    August 27, 2009 | 7:13 am

    This is easily the album I’ve listened to most in 2009 (thus far). Absolutely fabulous. I also recommend the box set edition which includes a DVD of the making of webisodes and the bonus disc of acoustic versions.

  2. Jeff
    September 12, 2009 | 7:29 am

    Love the album, but I find myself listening to the 12 song acoustic CD more than the original lately.

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