Let It Go

Let It Go is the sixth studio album from heavy metal band, Galactic Cowboys. It was released on June 20, 2000.
Several of the songs on this album were originally written by Monty Colvin for a solo project, but were used instead on this album, since they were appropriate for the Galactic Cowboys style.
The boy on the cover of this album is the son of Donovan White, who played guitar on the Crunchy album All Day Sucker.
The album has lead vocal contributions from all members: Ben Huggins, Wally Farkas and Monty Colvin.
Former drummer Alan Doss mixed the album, and contributed some backing vocals.
King's X drummer Jerry Gaskill played most of the drums on the album. Wally also did drums on some tracks.
The album has a rather strange intro proclaiming the band to have "a new sound for a new millennium" - hip hop. This leads us into a false sense of insecurity, before the opening riff of "T.I.M." plays.
The final track "The Record Ends" is the longest track on any Galactic Cowboys album. However, most of the latter part of the track is a cacophonous collage of sounds and samples.
Recorded by Wally Farkas, Alan Doss and Ben Huggins at 1441 Studios, Houston, TX.
Drums and bass engineered by Brian Garcia.
All other tones generated by Alan Doss, Wally Farkas and Ty Tabor.
Mixed by Alan Doss at 1441 Studios, Houston, TX.

Lineup

Ben Huggins - Lead Vocals/Acoustic Guitars/Harmonica
Wally Farkas (Xenuphobe) - Guitars/Vocals/Keyboards
Monty Colvin (The Awful Truth) - Bass/Vocals
Jerry Gaskill (King's X) - Drums

Guests

Alan Doss (The Awful Truth) - Backing Vocals
Max Dyer - Cello