Motörhead
Inferno
| Year | 2005 |
| Label | Steamhammer |
| Country | DE |
| Status | Official |
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- Terminal Show (3:45)
- Killers (4:14)
- In the Name of Tragedy (3:03)
- Suicide (5:07)
- Life’s a Bitch (4:13)
- Down on Me (4:12)
- In the Black (4:31)
- Fight (3:42)
- In the Year of the Wolf (4:17)
- Keys to the Kingdom (4:46)
- Smiling Like a Killer (2:44)
- Whorehouse Blues (3:52)
- Killers
- Love for Sale
- Tragedy
- Road Crew
- Whorehouse Blues
- Bomber
- Early Days
- First Recording
- Bronze Records
- Jimmy Miller
- Of Spades
- But This Is Not the Reason to Cover a Man With Cheese
- No Sleep 'til Hammersmith
- Iron Fist
- Robbo
- Foursome
- Pete Gill Joins
- Pete Gill Leaves
- Phil Carson
- Philthy Leaves for Good
- Mikkey Dee
- Bastards!
- Threesome
- Overnight Love
- We Are Motörhead
- The Meaning of Motörhead
- Whorehouse Blues Clip (4:30)
- Making of Whorehouse Blues (17:05)
- The Basic Idea
- Overkill
- Another Perfect Day
- Orgasmatron
- Rock 'n' Roll
- Bastards
- Sacrifice
- (We Are) The Road Crew
- Boneshaker
- Hammered
- Inferno
Album Review
Motörhead's 2005 album 'Inferno' is a relentless onslaught of gritty, no-nonsense heavy metal that showcases the band's raw power and unapologetic attitude. From the thunderous riffs of 'Terminal Show' to the bluesy swagger of 'Whorehouse Blues', the album delivers a diverse range of sonic punches that will leave listeners exhilarated. The production quality is top-notch, capturing the energy and intensity of Motörhead's live performances. Standout tracks include the ferocious 'In the Name of Tragedy', the anthemic 'Life's a Bitch', and the haunting 'Keys to the Kingdom'. 'Inferno' solidifies Motörhead's status as one of the most legendary and influential bands in heavy metal history.