No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith [Deluxe Edition] (2-CD)

Mojo (Publisher): "...A masterpiece..."

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CD Details

Number of Discs: 2
Released: February 3, 2015
Originally Released: 1981
Label: Sanctuary Records

Entertainment Reviews:

Q - 10/96, pp.186-187

3 Stars - Good - "...the best title of any live album ever....contains faster and rougher versions of Motorhead's best songs, most of which were pretty fast and rough already..."

Mojo (Publisher) - 12/01, p.124

"...A masterpiece..."

Record Collector (magazine) - p.138

4 stars out of 5 -- "[D]elivered with brutal immediacy....There is a fearsome intensity throughout, meaning this remains one of the key live metal albums."

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.Ace of Spades
2.Stay Clean
3.Metropolis
4.The Hammer
5.Iron Horse / Born to Lose
6.No Class
7.Overkill
8.(We Are) The Road Crew
9.Capricorn
10.Bomber
11.Mot"rhead
12.Over the Top
13.Shoot You in the Back
14.Jailbait
15.Leaving Here
16.Fire, Fire
17.Too Late, Too Late
18.Bite the Bullet / The Chase Is Better Than the Catch

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.Ace of Spades
2.Stay Clean
3.Metropolis
4.The Hammer
5.Capricorn
6.No Class
7.(We Are) The Road Crew
8.Bite the Bullet / The Chase Is Better Than the Catch
9.Overkill
10.Bomber
11.Mot"rhead

Product Description:

Motorhead: Lemmy Kilmister, Fast Eddie Clarke, Phil Taylor.

Recorded live in England in 1980 & 1981.

All tracks have been digitally remastered.

Personnel: Lemmy Kilmister (vocals, bass guitar); Phil Campbell (electric guitar); Mikkey Dee (drums).

Unlike many heavy metal contemporaries, Motorhead leader Lemmy possesses self-deprecating humour. Stripped of pretension, he goads the basic three-chord trick with a full-throated bellow, emphasizing his trio's vicious racket. On this live selection the group reprise the cream of their back catalogue with untrammelled venom, in the process destroying already power-packed studio counterparts. Continuing a line from the MC5 and Stooges, rather than gothic fantasy, the band understand the excitement of noise and exploit it to its full potential. Thrash metal and hardcore owe them a debt but, as this album proves, there is only one Motorhead.