Let the Dominoes Fall (Extended Version)

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Download links and information about Let the Dominoes Fall (Extended Version) by Rancid. This album was released in 2009 and it belongs to Punk, Reggae, Ska, Alternative genres. It contains 32 tracks with total duration of 01:14:49 minutes.



Artist:	Rancid
Release date:	2009
Genre:	Punk, Reggae, Ska, Alternative
Tracks:	32
Duration:	01:14:49

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	East Bay Night	2:05
2.	This Place	1:03
3.	Up to No Good	2:40
4.	Last One to Die	2:23
5.	Disconnected	2:00
6.	I Ain't Worried	2:36
7.	Damnation	1:30
8.	New Orleans	3:02
9.	Civilian Ways	4:11
10.	The Bravest Kids	1:36
11.	Skull City	2:51
12.	L.A. River	2:34
13.	Lulu	2:11
14.	Dominoes Fall	2:43
15.	Liberty and Freedom	2:45
16.	You Want It, You Got It	1:36
17.	Locomotive	1:38
18.	That's Just the Way It Is Now	2:52
19.	The Highway	3:08
20.	East Bay Night (Acoustic)	2:07
21.	LA River (Acoustic)	2:43
22.	I Ain't Worried (Acoustic)	2:44
23.	This Place (Acoustic)	1:03
24.	Disconnected (Acoustic)	1:53
25.	Liberty and Freedom (Acoustic)	3:04
26.	Dominoes Fall (Acoustic)	2:54
27.	New Orleans (Acoustic)	2:48
28.	You Want It, You Got It (Acoustic)	2:12
29.	Outgunned (Acoustic)	2:16
30.	The Bravest Kids (Acoustic)	1:34
31.	Last One to Die (Acoustic)	2:18
32.	Oil and Opium (Bonus Track)	1:49

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18 years after their formation, Let the Dominoes Fall shows that Rancid’s expertise at communicating desperation and redemption remains its most precious natural resource. Rooted in punk and ska foundations, Rancid goes fast and furious on the Brett Gurewitz-produced Dominoes (only three songs break the three-minute mark). There are classic Rancid touchstones: hooligan chants, skavoovie goodness, swirling pit agitators, and huge guitars and vocal interplay between Tim Armstrong and Lars Frederiksen. “East Bay Night” is a love letter to their Albany/Berkeley, CA home. They add some classic R&B in the mix with an appearance by Booker T. on Hammond organ for the Memphis-to-Jamaica rave-up “Up to No Good.” They take a Pete Seeger-like turn on the acoustic salute to a homecoming soldier, “Civilian Ways.” Let the Dominoes Fall shows Rancid’s depth and ambition as they approach their third decade together.