Motörhead - On Parole
| Release date: | December 1979 |
| Style: | Heavy metal |
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01. Motörhead [Hawkwind cover]
02. On Parole
03. Vibrator
04. Iron Horse/Born To Lose
05. City Kids [The Pink Fairies cover]
06. Fools
07. The Watcher
08. Leaving Here
09. Lost Johnny [Hawkwind cover]
10. On Parole [alternate version][bonus]
11. City Kids [alternate version][bonus]
12. Motörhead [Hawkwind cover][alternate version][bonus]
13. Leaving Here [alternate version][bonus]
Top 20 albums of 1979: 13
02. On Parole
03. Vibrator
04. Iron Horse/Born To Lose
05. City Kids [The Pink Fairies cover]
06. Fools
07. The Watcher
08. Leaving Here
09. Lost Johnny [Hawkwind cover]
10. On Parole [alternate version][bonus]
11. City Kids [alternate version][bonus]
12. Motörhead [Hawkwind cover][alternate version][bonus]
13. Leaving Here [alternate version][bonus]
Top 20 albums of 1979: 13
Ian Fraser Kilmister - bass, vocals
Larry Wallis - guitars, vocals
Phil Taylor - drums, additional percussion
Lucas Fox - drums
Additional info
This is an album with the original line-up of Larry Wallis and Lucas Fox. It was recorded in 1975-1976, but was not released until 1979. The bonus tracks are only available on the EMI re-release from 1997.
Re-released as Play It Loud! in 1992 with different track order and without "On Parole".
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Wow, haven't listened to this in a really long time, I love it; that's why i love the 70s, musicians experimented and did whatever they wanted. But who has the guts to tell Lemmy what to do anyway. 
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5501  |
I actually prefer this to the the self titled debut. It has a raw and dirty sound, and it's also very bluesy, with a hint of psychedelia, it sounds more like it came from the mid 60's, rather than the 70's. It sounds nothing like what they went onto do later with Motörhead, but it still sounds very good, and I like it 
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| John_Doe Posts: 5209  |
Written by AndyMetalFreak on 24.05.2022 at 20:19 Mid 60? Nothing sounded like that in 1965. Heaviest noisiest song back then was The Who's My Generation.
---- I thought the two primary purposes for the internet were cat memes and overreactions.
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5501 |
Written by John_Doe on 24.05.2022 at 20:25 The sound kind of reminded me of bands like the 13th Floor Elevators, and in parts Quicksilver Messenger Service, not really the heaviness but more the bluesy guitar style, and tone.
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| John_Doe Posts: 5209 |
Written by AndyMetalFreak on 24.05.2022 at 21:08 maybe...
---- I thought the two primary purposes for the internet were cat memes and overreactions.
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