Motörhead - Motörizer
| Release date: | 26 August 2008 |
| Style: | Heavy metal |
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01. Runaround Man
02. (Teach You How To) Sing The Blues
03. When The Eagle Screams
04. Rock Out
05. One Short Life
06. Buried Alive
07. Back On The Chain
08. English Rose
09. Heroes
10. Time Is Right
11. The Thousand Names Of God
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02. (Teach You How To) Sing The Blues
03. When The Eagle Screams
04. Rock Out
05. One Short Life
06. Buried Alive
07. Back On The Chain
08. English Rose
09. Heroes
10. Time Is Right
11. The Thousand Names Of God
Featured in "Getting Into: Motörhead"
Review
Lyrics Ian Fraser Kilmister - vocals, bass
Philip Anthony Campbell - guitars
Michael Kiriakos Delaouglou - drums
Additional musicians:
Wes - slide guitar
Additional info
Produced and mixed by Cameron Webb.
Hard Rock
Label: SPV
Promotion in France: Replica Records
England: 2008
Length: 38:55
Rating:
7.0
7.0
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Rating: 7.0 |
When a new Motörhead album is out, we can always read everywhere the same sentences which all say that the band still play Motörhead music! It will not be different one more time, with "Motörizer" the British Rock N Roll killers are back with a new release which shouldn't disappoint the fans of the combo. After their two excellent last albums, "Kiss Of Death" and more especially the great "Inferno", Lemmy and his two mates produce a good but basic album of Rock N Roll. Sure nothing is new one more time but this is Motörhead's syndrome since 1977 anyway so really we will not care about it. Motörhead plays Rock N Roll and they will maybe kick our ass? again! Read more ›› |
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| In Bone Factory Posts: 381  |
One of the best recent Hard Rock/Heavy Metal albums \m/
---- The End Is Nigh ...
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| Boxcar Willy yr a kook Posts: 9162  |
Runaround Man is probably my favourite Motorhead song. RIP.
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5334  |
A decent album overall, but took alot more getting into than some of their previous albums, it's quite a dissapointing follow up after the two absolute bangers that were Inferno, and Kiss Of Death, Motörizer just lacked the overall consistency, and heaviness of those two. But there were still some quality tracks on here, as one would expect from a Motörhead album, "When The Eagle Screams", "Heroes" and "The Thousand Names Of God" are the main stand out tracks for me.
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