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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5050749204028
Label: Sanctuary
Manufacturer: Sanctuary
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Sanctuary
Release Date: February 26, 2008
Running Time: 55 minutes
Studio: Sanctuary
Disc 1:- Dead Men Tell No Tales
- Lawman
- Sweet Revenge
- Sharpshooter
- Poison
- Stone Dead Forever
- All The Aces
- Step Down
- Talking Head
- Bomber
- Over The Top
- Leaving Here
- Stone Dead Forever
- Dead Men Tell No Tales
- Too Late Too Late
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Rating:  -
I loved this one when it came out, but listening to it again 20+ years later, I think there are quite a lot of fillers on it. It certainly does not compare to Overkill (the one before) or Ace of Spades (the one after), nor to some of their later works. If you want the whole collection, then buy it, but if you just want a few Motorhead cds in your collection, there are better ones out there.
Rating:  -
Very Motorhead in fact. Not the same as Overkill, but why would it be? It's a different album, and it's menacing in parts, just listen to Lem's naration on "Sweet Revenge", mostly just "classic" 'Heed though. The formula's right, and had been since their eponymous debut as you know. Motorhead has never really changed and never will. All 5 stars awarded by me, fellas. I was there.
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I wouldn't really recommend this CD. It is the original line up, but they seem to be playing a relaxed, even laid back type of rock n roll.
Not as fast, or powerful as many other Motorhead albums.
Only 3 stars.
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This could be Motorhead's finest hour - if you like your 80's rock heavier than hell. This is the best line-up, the classic 3 piece with Fast Eddie and Philthy Phil Taylor. Classic 'Head gig fave's like "Stone Dead Forever" and "Over the Top" line up with "Dead men smell toe nails!" - as Lemmy introduced it at The Bingley Hall on the Bomber tour in 1980. It could be argued that "Overkill" is a better album, but "Bomber" really put the Motor boys on the rock map. They toured heavily all the time, ... Read More
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