MOTÖRHEAD "Motörhead" CD Dead Line
Yes, this is the re-release of the 1977 album, coming in a nice leather digipack,
from the Usa. After starting with the classic anthem "Motörhead", it's
a perspiring diving in heavy rock 'n' roll about sex, drugs and rock way
of life, where tracks as "Iron Horse / Born To Lose", "Keep Us On The Road",
"Lost Johnny" or "White Line Fever" stand out in the first place. Have you
notice that their cover of Yardbirds' "The Train Kept a Rollin'" is superior
to the one by Aerosmith ? Well, "Motörhead" is not as classic as the
following albums, but that recording got all the rocking basis that Lemmy
and co have already to throw it at your face and to kick your ass. In the
bonustracks, you will find previous recordings of "City Kids" and "On Parole",
a live track ("Leaving Here"), plus covers of ZZ Top's "Beer Drinkers And
Hell Raisers" (great title song) and Mayall's "I'm Your Witchdoctor". This
was the first official introduction to MOTÖRHEAD's music before they
improve and offer classic albums.
Patrick Lefevre
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