Let It Happen

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Let It Happen

Compilation album by MxPx

Released

November 10, 1998 (Original release)
November, 2006 (Reissue)

Genre

Skate punk, Christian punk

Length

71:44

Label

Tooth & Nail

Producer

Steve Kravac
Bob Moon

Professional reviews

MxPx chronology

Alternate cover
Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo (1998)	Let it Happen (1998)	At the Show (1999)
Re-release album cover

Let It Happen is a B-sides album released in 1998 by the Christian Punk band MxPx. It consists of material recorded prior to the band signing to A&M Records. The demo version of "Chick Magnet" contains a sample from the Kevin Smith film Mallrats.

In November 2006, a deluxe edition was released, which had a slightly different track listing than the original release. Specifically, three new songs were added to the beginning ("Role Remodeling", "Prozac", "Your Turn"), and the last six songs were removed from the original and three original demos ("Twisted Words", "Suggestion Box", "Too Much Thinking") replaced them.

1 Track listings
- 1.1 Original Release
- 1.2 Deluxe Edition
2 Credits
3 References

[edit] Track listings

[edit] Original Release

"Never Learn"
"Begin to Start"
"Swing Set Girl"
"Sick Boy" (Social Distortion Cover)
"Oh Donna" (Ritchie Valens Cover)
"Small Town Minds"
"First Class Mail"
"Can't See Not Saying"
"GSF"
"Thoughts and Ideas"
"Easier Said than Done"
"Rock and Roll Girl"
"Important Enough to Mention"
"Elvis is Dead"
"Lifetime Enlightenment"
"Let it Happen"
"Hot and Cold"
"So Kill Me"
"Suggestion Box"
"Creation"
"Want Ad"
"Honest Answers"
"Late Last Night"
"Biased Bigotry"
"Circumstance"
"Do Your Feet Hurt?" (Critter Version)
"Move to Bremerton" (Extended Version)
"Chick Magnet" (Demo Version)
"Sorry So Sorry" (Demo Version)
"Christalena" (Demo Version)
"South Bound" (Demo Version)
"Life in General" (Demo Version)

[edit] Deluxe Edition

"Role Remodeling" (New)
"Prozac" (New)
"Your Turn" (New)
"Never Learn"
"Begin to Start"
"Swing Set Girl"
"Sick Boy"
"Oh Donna"
"Small Town Minds"
"First Class Mail"
"Can't See Not Saying"
"GSF"
"Thoughts and Ideas"
"Easier Said than Done"
"Rock and Roll Girl"
"Important Enough to Mention"
"Elvis is Dead"
"Lifetime Enlightenment"
"Let it Happen"
"Hot and Cold"
"So Kill Me"
"Suggestion Box"
"Creation"
"Want Ad" (Alternate Version)
"Honest Answers"
"Late Last Night"
"Biased Bigotry"
"Circumstance"
"Do Your Feet Hurt?" (Critter Version)
"Twisted Words" (Original Demo)
"Suggestion Box" (Original Demo)
"Too Much Thinking" (Original Demo)

[edit] Credits

Band

Mike Herrera - Bass, Vocals
Tom Wisniewski - Lead Guitar
Yuri Ruley - Drums

[edit] References

^ McGovern, Brian Vincent (March/April 1999). "Album Reviews: MxPx let it happen". HM Magazine (76). ISSN 1066-6923.

v • d • e MxPx

Mike Herrera • Tom Wisniewski • Yuri Ruley Andy Husted

Studio albums	Pokinatcha (1994) • Teenage Politics (1995) • Life in General (1996) • Slowly Going the Way of the Buffalo (1998) • The Ever Passing Moment (2000) • Before Everything & After (2003) • Panic (2005) • Secret Weapon (2007)

EPs	On the Cover (1995) • Move to Bremerton (1996) • The Broken Bones (2000) • The Renaissance (2001) • The AC/EP (2004)

Other releases	Let It Happen (1998) • At the Show (1999) • Ten Years and Running (2002) • Let's Rock (2006) • The Ultimate Collection (2008)

Video	It Came From Bremerton (VHS, 2000) • B-Movie (DVD, 2004)

Singles	"Chick Magnet" • "Responsibility" • "Heard That Sound"

Related articles	Neil Hundt • Tooth & Nail Records • Bremerton, Washington

Related bands	Arthur • The Cootees • Tumbledown

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