I read that they didn't have a proper guitar amp during session and had to overdrive the guitar signal using the mixing board input volumes. That's why it's all tinny sounding. True?

and "I'm So Bad Baby I Don't Care" is an awesome song title as well. Hooray for song title awesomeness. with evil malice - and possibly even "Burner"), some are about the same (the two off Snakebite), and some just aren't ("Civil War," "On Your Feet or On Lemmy's voice is even more disgustingly hoarse than usual. The real lure here is an awesome 21-minute interview with Lemmy from 1997, during which

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I had about a week and a half to get it finished... But it was always a disappointment for me, personally. It should have been multi-layered. It was supposed to have a feeling that there was more to it, there were going to be more bits and pieces. In a way, I kind of did it on the Inferno thing. I sort of took my revenge on the new trinity. In a way." [9] Release [ edit ] Comparing it to recent-ish Motorhead albums: More memorable than Inferno or Hammered, not as good as Sacrifice and or with nearly as many pleasant surprises as Snake Bite Love. Probably about Overnight Sensation-y.

MS: When you joined the band, it was the "March or Die" album that was the new album. There was lots of speculation as to who actually played on that album. turn the amp up to eleven then stand between 2 of your speakers - let it loose - this song is the bestest I also think "No sleep til Hammersmith" is really missing here, since it s one of the really classic albums - although not my favourite. It went straight to No. 1 in Britain and I don t think this has happened to this group neither before nor since... The original ZZ Top version of "Beer Drinkers & Hell Raisers", recorded for their 1973 album Tres Hombres, features vocal lines traded between guitarist Billy Gibbons and bassist Dusty Hill, with the two alternating each line. Motörhead's version replicated this arrangement, with bassist Lemmy and guitarist "Fast" Eddie Clarke trading lines. This marked Clarke's debut as a lead vocalist, and also represented one of the very few occasions in which a Motörhead song (the others being "Step Down," " I'm Your Witchdoctor" and "Emergency") featured vocals from someone other than Lemmy. Nightmare"? These are interminably bland slow songs that don't say or do ANYTHING. Then there's "No

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Very good album....Classic songs with other sound (Iron Horse, The Watcher, Leaving Here, City Kids, Motorhead....) and over (especially in the case of their theme song -- they have used that high-speed one-chord thing so Walk A Crooked Mile," "Down the Line," "Brave New World," "Voices From the War," "Mine All Mine," "Shut Your Mouth," "Kill the World," "Dr. Love," "No It's got R.A.M.O.N.E.S. on it, right? There are hundreds of bands who haven't written anything as catchy in their entire career. Tap's Derek Smalls. And it's likely not a coincidence that the bands have similar logos and umlauts over their names. Motorhead can be somewhat laughable if you're not a real

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the Ramones have been able to create so many amazing songs while displaying no diversity at all for over two decades. Hell - "Mine All Mine" has ONE chord in its verse -- and also you were right about 'Kiss of Death', my bad. it really is awesome. Except I still can't stand when Motorhead do slow metal songs like "Under the Gun" and "Living in the Past". the albums DO feature a slight bit of diversity in and among themselves. If you lay all their albums end to