Motörhead - Metal Classics #3: Play It Loud! The Best Of Motörhead album flac

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Deaf Forever: The Best of Motörhead. 101 Heavy Metal Classics.

The album that really started the Motörhead craze, and established their unmistakable style – one that’s barely varied to this day. It’s full of songs that have become Motör’ classics over the years, from No Class to Stay Clean, Capricorn to Tear Ya Down. And the title track is inimical yet also warm. There’s little doubt that 1980 was a vintage year for hard rock and metal albums – and this stunner was right up there with the best. If there’s one Motörhead record that defined the classic trio of Lemmy, ‘Fast’ Eddie and ‘Philthy’ Phil then this is surely it. Whatever happened in the studio produced a towering classic. Uncompromising yet commercial, edgy yet radio-friendly, Motörhead weaved a unique fabric of energy, riffs, melody and wit. Mere mention of the song titles – Ace Of Spades, (We Are) The Roadcrew, Jailbait – is enough to get the blood pumping

Motörhead are immortal, perfectly preserved against the ages. The band never fell victim to trends. It never updated its sound to embrace a new generation of fans. Be it the self-titled debut or last year’s Aftershock, every Motörhead album contains at least a couple of gems that you’ll put on repeat. In the meantime, their classics have never needed improvement Want a Motörhead song that’s relevant to the youth of today, with their smartphones and their Kickstarters and their dubstep Molly parties? Try Sex and Outrage. Try Born To Raise Hell and Get Back In Line and Bomber and Angel City and No Class.

Motörhead's breakneck oeuvre is surprisingly and consistently strong, and this devastating précis makes a perfect starting place: beautiful in its ugliness and exhausting only because of the extreme intensity of one of the greatest, most underrated bands of all time.

1994 - The Best Of Motörhead II. 1995 - Sacrifice. 1996 - Overnight Sensation. 1998 - Snake Bite Love. 2000 - We Are Motörhead. 2002 - Extended Versions.