Motorhead-Motorizer

I got my tickets for the show on the 19th. Now I just need to get this and I'll be good to go.

I am going to see them in November with Saxon in support. should be killer

This disc kicks ass! I don't think there is a song on there I don't like.

Bought this few days ago, not quite as good as "Kiss Of Death" in my opinion, but still a great album.

Just got this one yesterday, gave it one spin and it rocks as usual. Good ole Lemmy, reliable as the tides.

I just got my copy today from ebay. I thought I was getting a digipack. I got a jewel case, which is fine. I didn't even know it was released as a regular jewel-case version. There isn't any difference in the track listing is there? No bonuses on the digi that I'm missing or anything?

The last track on my digi is The Thousand Names of God. Is that the last one on yours, MG?

Digi version:
Motörhead - Motörizer (Steamhammer/SPV) 2008

1. "Runaround Man" (2:58)
2. "Teach You How To Sing The Blues" (3:04)
3. "When The Eagle Screams" (3:44)
4. "Rock Out" (2:08)
5. "One Short Life" (4:06)
6. "Buried Alive" (3:13)
7. "English Rose" (3:38)
8. "Back On The Chain" (3:25)
9. "Heroes" (5:00)
10. "Time Is Right" (3:14)
11. "The Thousand Names Of God" (4:33)

ultmetal wrote:

Digi version:
Motörhead - Motörizer (Steamhammer/SPV) 2008

1. "Runaround Man" (2:58)
2. "Teach You How To Sing The Blues" (3:04)
3. "When The Eagle Screams" (3:44)
4. "Rock Out" (2:08)
5. "One Short Life" (4:06)
6. "Buried Alive" (3:13)
7. "English Rose" (3:38)
8. "Back On The Chain" (3:25)
9. "Heroes" (5:00)
10. "Time Is Right" (3:14)
11. "The Thousand Names Of God" (4:33)

Looks the same as the jewel-case version. Thanks guys. I'm going to go Rock Out now. I will not have my c*ck out, however. It's a little chilly today.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Looks the same as the jewel-case version. Thanks guys. I'm going to go Rock Out now. I will not have my c*ck out, however. It's a little chilly today.

But how will you impress your lady friends?

Perhaps with a Mastercard!

Lemmy and co. have renewed my faith in all things Motorhead. This album is amazingly solid and gets better with each listen. Easily my favorite album since We Are Motorhead.

I'm especially enjoying the bluesier tunes like "Back On The Chain" and "One Short Life".

I still havent gotten the album, Im holding out until I find a Jewel Case version of it.

detuned wrote:

Lemmy and co. have renewed my faith in all things Motorhead. This album is amazingly solid and gets better with each listen. Easily my favorite album since We Are Motorhead.

I'm especially enjoying the bluesier tunes like "Back On The Chain" and "One Short Life".

Listened to it twice already and I love it. And I'd agree that it's the best thing they've put out since We Are Motorhead. The last few albums were fine, pretty much what you'd expect from Lemmy & the guys, but this one doesn't seem as polished. It's got some grit to it. I like that.

Great album, but "Inferno" ('04) is just a great IMO.

ultmetal wrote:

Great album, but "Inferno" ('04) is just a great IMO.

Something about Inferno bugs me, I've never quite been able to put my finger on it. I think the recording of that album is rather "shrill", plus even though it definitely rocks it just doesn't seem to have that many "memorable" tunes on it...the songwriting seemed a little bit paint by numbers (although not as bad as Kiss Of Death).

detuned wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Great album, but "Inferno" ('04) is just a great IMO.

Something about Inferno bugs me, I've never quite been able to put my finger on it. I think the recording of that album is rather "shrill", plus even though it definitely rocks it just doesn't seem to have that many "memorable" tunes on it...the songwriting seemed a little bit paint by numbers (although not as bad as Kiss Of Death).

Inferno kicks @$$ and Kiss Of Death is my fave by Motorhead. What I did notice on Inferno is a lot of repeated lines and key words/phrases within a song or from one song to another i.e. Lemmy says the phrase "No Quarter" a lot.

I have it and love it. I actually prefer new Motorhead to old Motorhead. I reckon all their albums since 1916 have been killer. This is no exception.

I was wondering if this was worth getting, thanks for the input guys.

Here is some Motorhead touring news:

Punk veterans Social Distortion and metal legends Motorhead will headline a North American traveling festival created by popular tattoo artist and cable TV personality Kat Von D.

An official itinerary is still in the works for the 25-city Musink Tattoo and Music Festival, but it begins January 30th in San Francisco and is expected to wrap March 15th in Los Angeles. Additional acts will be announced in the coming weeks.

Along with live music, the festival will host a number of other tattoo artists from around the world, and showcase various extreme sports. Kat Von D will also sign copies of her new book "High Voltage Tattoo," due January 20. Staffers from festival sponsor Samsung will demonstrate new mobile phones.

The Musink festival concept was first realized last February with a three-day music and tattoo event at the Orange County Fair and Exposition Center in Costa Mesa, Calif. In addition to more than 300 tattoo artists, the festival featured performances by the Used, Tiger Army and Metal Skool.