Motörhead

Artist:  Motörhead
Origin:  London, England
Genre:  Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, Speed Metal, Thrash Metal, British Metal

Original line-up:

Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister:  Bass, Vocals
Larry Wallis:  Guitar
Lucas Fox:  Drums

Classic line-up:

Lemmy:  Bass, Lead Vocals
Eddie "Fast" Clarke:  Guitar, Backing Vocals
Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor:  Drums

Motorhead are an English Rock Band from London, formed in 1975 by Lemmy (Bass, Lead Vocals Ex Hawkwind), Larry Wallis (Guitar Ex Pink Fairies), and Lucas Fox (Drums), later members had been changed to Eddie "Fast" Clarke (Guitar) to replace Larry Wallis, and Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor (Drums) to replace Lucas Fox. The band had particular success in the early 1980s with several successful albums such as Overkill, Bomber, Ace Of Spades and No Sleep 'till Hammersmith.  As of 2012 Motorhead have sold more than 15 million albums worldwide.  The band are considered as one of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal.

Title:  We Are Motorhead (2010)
Genre:  Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, Speed Metal, Thrash Metal, British Metal
Label:  Steamhammer/BMG Rights Management
Rating:   *****

Format:  CD:

Tracks:

 1.  See Me Burning  (2:59)
 2.  Slow Dance  (4:30)
 3.  Stay Out Of Jail  (3:03)
 4.  God Save The Queen  (3:20)
 5.  Out To Lunch  (3:27)
 6.  Wake The Dead  (5:15)
 7.  One More Fucking Time  (6:47)
 8.  Stagefreight/Crash & Burn  (3:02)
 9.  (Wearing Your) Heart On Your Sleeve  (3:43)
10. We Are Motorhead  (2:22)

Format:   LP:

Side A:  

 1.  See Me Burning  (2:59)
 2.  Slow Dance  (4:30)
 3.  Stay Out Of Jail  (3:03)
 4.  God Save The Queen  (3:20)
 5.  Out To Lunch  (3:27)

Side B:

 6.  Wake The Dead  (5:15)
 7.  One More Fucking Time  (6:47)
 8.  Stagefreight/Crash & Burn  (3:02)
 9.  (Wearing Your) Heart On Your Sleeve  (3:43)

10. We Are Motorhead  (2:22)

Personnel:

Lemmy:  Vocals, Bass
Philip Campbell:  Guitar, Backing Vocals
Mikkey Dee:  Drums

We Are Motorhead is an album by Motorhead, was released on August 23, 2010 by Steamhammer/BMG Rights Management.  Another Masterpiecd of Motorhead, and Kerrang! Magazine, voted "Album Of The Year".