Vintage Rancid "Let's Go" Epitaph T-Shirt R&B It doesn't make much sense

It doesn't make much sense but it looks great

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Vintage Rancid "Let's Go" Epitaph T-Shirt R&B It doesn't make much senseBay Area punk legends Rancid released Let's Go, their sophomore album, in 1994. The band again worked with SoCal punk label Epitaph but there were also many important firsts with the album: it was their first time making an album with second guitarist Lars Frederiksen, as he didn't join the band until after the release of their debut, and it was also their first time working with Epitaph label boss and Bad Religion guitarist Brett Gurewitz as a