Motörhead
1916
| Year | 2008 |
| Label | WTG Records |
| Country | United States |
| Status | Official |
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- The One to Sing the Blues (3:09)
- I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care) (3:15)
- No Voices in the Sky (4:14)
- Going to Brazil (2:32)
- Nightmare/The Dreamtime (4:42)
- Love Me Forever (5:29)
- Angel City (3:59)
- Make My Day (4:26)
- RAMONES (1:28)
- Shut You Down (2:43)
- 1916 (3:45)
About the Band
Motörhead is a British hard rock band, formed in 1975. Their studio albums include Motörhead (1977), Overkill (1979), Bomber (1979), On Parole (1979), Ace of Spades (1980), Iron Fist (1982). The lineup includes Lucas Fox, Larry Wallis, Lemmy Kilmister, Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor, Eddie Clarke, Brian Robertson, Pete Gill, Würzel. They record for WTG Records.
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Album Review
Motörhead's '1916' is a testament to the band's versatility and ability to deliver powerful heavy metal with a touch of emotion. The album kicks off with the gritty and bluesy 'The One to Sing the Blues' setting the tone for what's to come. Lemmy's vocals are as raw and intense as ever, perfectly complemented by the band's tight instrumentation. Standout tracks like 'I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care)' and 'Love Me Forever' showcase Motörhead's ability to blend aggression with melody, while '1916' closes the album on a haunting and reflective note. The production quality is top-notch, capturing the band's live energy while adding depth to their sound. Overall, '1916' is a standout in Motörhead's discography, showing a more introspective side to the band while still delivering the relentless heaviness they are known for.