Credits:

Motorhead

Description:

Motorhead, the kings of hard rock 'n' roll led by the late Lemmy Kilmister, have been blasting down the rock 'n' roll road at top speed. The band released "BOMBER" in 1979, a short 7-months after their last album, and it became a classic of rock 'n' roll, which spurred their popularity. Motorhead, the world's loudest, dirtiest, and most powerful rock 'n' roll band of all time. During their illustrious 40-year career, which spanned from 1975 to 2015, they released 22 studio albums and 10 live albums, and recorded over 100 albums worldwide. live albums, a truly legendary rock 'n' roll band with a die-hard fan base around the world, and a continuing influence on a wide variety of artists across all genres.The band's third album "BOMBER", released in 1979, is now available on limited edition silver analog vinyl! This classic album, full of mid-tempo, weighty hard rock and the one-of-a-kind explosive rock 'n' roll, is now available on silver analog with a new appeal.... BOMBER" (1979) is the third album released in October 1979, just 7 months after the previous album. This album, which included "Dead Men Tell No Tales" (the band's first anti-heroin song), which is now synonymous with Motorhead, reached No. 12 in the U.K. charts and quickly gained popularity. ROCK HARD magazine ranked the album #397 on its "500 Greatest Rock & Metal Albums" list. Produced by Jimmy Miller, as on the previous album. Lemmy Kilmister (vocals / bass)Eddie Clark (guitar)Phil Taylor (drums)

Tracklisting:

1.Dead Men Tell No Tales
2.Lawman
3.Sweet Revenge
4.Sharpshooter
5.Poison