Rancid’s Let The Dominoes Fall is essential Rancid: a readymade punk classic that will take its place beside And Out Come the Wolves as a touchstone of the genre, filled with two-minute gems that every kid in North America will be singing along with this summer. Lead by first single “Last One To Die” – a defiant anthem to brotherhood and commitment already tearing it up at modern rock radio – Let the Dominoes Fall both continues and expands on Rancid’s legacy, as the new songs show a lyrical depth perhaps best shown in two songs that center the album, “Civilian Ways” and “The Bravest Kids.” Punk has often seen the world as “us vs. them,” but with these two songs – a sensitive portrait of a returning serviceman and a loving tribute to those that serve –Rancid show empathy for working Americans that recalls the songs of Springsteen or Petty. Rancid have set their sights on greater things, aimed, and hit the bullseye.

CD / 2xLP Track Listing

East Bay Night 
This Place - 
Up To No Good 
Last One To Die 
Disconnected 
I Ain't Worried 
Damnation 
New Orleans 
Civilian Ways 
The Bravest Kids 
Skull City 
L.A. River 
Lulu 
Dominoes Fall 
Liberty and Freedom 
You Want It, You Got It 
Locomotive 
That's Just The Way It Is Now 
The Highway

CD/DVD Track Listing

East Bay Night  
This Place  
Up To No Good  
Last One To Die   
Disconnected   
I Ain't Worried  
Damnation  
New Orleans   
Civilian Ways  
The Bravest Kids   
Skull City  
L.A. River  
Lulu  
Dominoes Fall  
Liberty And Freedom  
You Want It, You Got It   
Locomotive  
That's Just The Way It Is Now  
The Highway   
East Bay Night (Acoustic)  
L.A. River (Acoustic)  
I Ain't Worried (Acoustic)
This Place (Acoustic)  
Disconnected (Acoustic)  
Liberty And Freedom (Acoustic)   
Dominoes Fall (Acoustic)  
New Orleans (Acoustic)  
You Want It, You Got It (Acoustic)  
Outgunned (Acoustic)  
The Bravest Kids (Acoustic)  
Last One To Die (Acoustic)