Another Motorhead Live Release...

...coming soon

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Motorhead have a live release planned for November 21.

It’s titled The World Is Ours Vol 1 – Everywhere Further Than Everywhere Else and features the band’s entire set from Santiago, Chile, filmed on April 9 this year, plus selected highlights from gigs in New York and Manchester on the last tour. There will also be new interviews.

This is to be available in five formats:

DVD plus double CD

Blu-ray

DVD

Vinyl double disc in a gatefold sleeve

Digital

Won't be a high-priority for me, but I'm sure I'll pick it up at some point. Any Lemmy is good Lemmy. Shame there isn't a just cd format available. I don't need a dvd.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

...coming soon

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Motorhead have a live release planned for November 21.

It’s titled The World Is Ours Vol 1 – Everywhere Further Than Everywhere Else and features the band’s entire set from Santiago, Chile, filmed on April 9 this year, plus selected highlights from gigs in New York and Manchester on the last tour. There will also be new interviews.

This is to be available in five formats:

DVD plus double CD

Blu-ray

DVD

Vinyl double disc in a gatefold sleeve

Digital

Won't be a high-priority for me, but I'm sure I'll pick it up at some point. Any Lemmy is good Lemmy. Shame there isn't a just cd format available. I don't need a dvd.

I saw that - and Sam Dunn directed this one. That guy has been busy this year - Maiden live, Rush live and Motorhead live - looks like he filmed the Motorhead just after he shot the Maiden gig. Plus, he;s got that series on VH1 Classic

I'll buy it.

Eventually I will buy it, at this rate Motorhead is going to rival Deep Purple, The Doors and Jimi Hendrix for the most number of official live albums released.

He who dies with the most Motorhead live albums wins.

More info...

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"Around The Wörld Vol. 1" track listing:

Santiago, Chile (90-minute concert) + interview (9 minutes)

01. We Are Motörhead
02. Stay Clean
03. Get Back In Line
04. Metropolis
05. Over the Top
06. One Night Stand
07. Rock Out
08. The Thousand Names of God
09. I Got Mine
10. I Know How to Die
11. The Chase Is Better Than the Catch
12. In the Name of Tragedy
13. Just 'Cos You Got the Power
14. Going to Brazil
15. Killed by Death
16. Ace of Spades
17. Overkill

New York (20 minutes) + interview (23 minutes)

01. Rock Out
02. TheThousand Names of God
03. Killed By Death (feat. Doro and Todd Youth)

Manchester (25 minutes) + interview (12 min)

01. We Are Motörhead
02. Stay Clean
03. Be My Baby
04. Get Back In Line
05. I Know How to Die
06. Born to Raise Hell (feat. Michael Monroe)

I have to say Motorhead do not really do a predictable set list with the exception of 'Ace' and a few other classics, Lemmy and lads like mix it up a bit, I am surprised by some of the song selections, very cool.

manny wrote:

I have to say Motorhead do not really do a predictable set list with the exception of 'Ace' and a few other classics, Lemmy and lads like mix it up a bit, I am surprised by some of the song selections, very cool.

Everytime I've seen them live, aside from a handful of classics, they do tend to mix it up pretty well. I've never seen them twice on the same tour, so I don't know how frequently they switch things up, but different tours are always new set-lists. And seeing how they go on a new tour practically every 3 months, it's pretty easy to rotate through their extensive catalog. Lemmy needs to shake things up a bit to keep Phil and Mikkey on their toes.