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LMM 001LP
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Motorhead, live in Zürich, Switzerland on November 12th 1982. FM broadcast. Features covers of Chuck Berry's "Nadine" and Willie Dixon's "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man".
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LR 304LP
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2021 repress. Motörhead's first live album, recorded in early 1978 at The Roundhouse, less than a year after the release of their groundbreaking, self-titled debut. This is vintage, "take-no-prisoners" Motörhead, and the band (playing a mix of originals and a few speed-freak versions of early R&B, country, and British blues songs) is a fast and furious machine. Punk rock step aside... this is Motörhead!
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LR 345LP
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Motörhead's first live album, recorded in early 1978 at The Roundhouse, less than a year after the release of their groundbreaking, self-titled debut. This is vintage, ?take-no-prisoners' Motörhead, and the band (playing a mix of originals and a few speedfreak versions of early R&B, country and British blues songs) is a fast and furious machine. Punk rock step aside...this is Motörhead.
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SRM 4023HLP
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180 gram vinyl version. Exact repro of this 1981 release. "Recorded live in England surrounded by maniacs 1981 except 'Iron Horse' 1980. Dedicated to all the people who have travelled with, drunk with, fought with and screwed with us on the roads of England and Europe for five years."
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BRONZE 523HLP
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"After the surprise chart success of Overkill, Bomber became Motörhead's second release of 1979. Here Lemmy, Fast Eddie and Philthy Animal Taylor (the unholy trinity) serve up another slab of classic vinyl with Motörhead milestones like 'Stone Dead Forever' and 'Sweet Revenge' with Rolling Stones producer Jimmy Miller at the controls. Bomber confirmed what Overkill had made us all suspect -- that the golden era of Motörhead was just getting started. 180 gram vinyl."
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SRM 4042HLP
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180 gram exact repro of Motorhead's 1982 album. "Another first-rate Motörhead album -- the fifth in a row, to be precise -- Iron Fist is the final one to feature the band's classic lineup, as guitarist 'Fast' Eddie Clarke would depart following the album's completion." --All Music Guide
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MERC 811365HLP
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180 gram vinyl version. The sixth album by Motörhead, originally released in 1983. Another Perfect Day was the first album not to feature Fast Eddie Clarke on guitar and the only album to feature Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian 'Robbo' Robertson. Includes the classic track "Shine."
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MERC 811365LP
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The sixth album by Motörhead, originally released in 1983. Another Perfect Day was the first album not to feature Fast Eddie Clarke on guitar and the only album to feature Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian 'Robbo' Robertson. Includes the classic track "Shine."
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SRM 4011HLP
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Motörhead's fourth album, originally released in 1980 on Bronze Records. According to the information age, there were over 30 different reissues of this album. This appears to be an exact repro of the Mercury edition released in 1980, with a different (superior by all accounts) track running order than the original. One of the best metal albums ever, bite the bullet. 180 gram vinyl.
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