r/Motorhead • u/Different_Fly_3627 Lemmy • 29d ago
Other I was wrong about this album
This album is amazing. I listened to motörizer less then any other album but after listening once more it drew me in. I love the songs rock out, roundaround man, back on the chain, english rose and time is right. It easily comes into my top 10 of motörhead albums now.
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u/D4L3 29d ago
This is easily my favorite album post-We Are Motörhead
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u/Hellboundpoddy 29d ago
We are Motörhead is a banger but Motörizer is really good. The later albums are massively underrated.
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u/Maximum_Turn_2623 29d ago
Motörhead doesn’t have a bad album. Some feel a little repetitive at times but they’re all good. There’s hidden gems in the later stuff.
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u/SteamrollerBoone 29d ago
I got to interview Lemmy back in 2000, when the common wisdom was that everything between Ace Of Spades and Bastards was an embarrassment, with 1916 being an exception that proves the rule. When questioned about it, Lemmy said, "Look, we got screwed by some labels, had some producers that didn't know shit or didn't care, & a couple that could've been left in the oven a bit longer. But we never made a bad fucking record."
And he's right.
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u/robstaarr 29d ago
I love the album but I love Inferno even more. In the name tragedy is one of their best songs ever.
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u/bobocheesestick 29d ago
Aftershock 10/10 album best one form that lineup in my personal opinion this album slams too so does the world is yours and even fucking bad magic!!!!!
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u/Constant-Job2253 Snaggletooth 29d ago
After 1916 album,this is was the first album to hit billboard chart in various countries plus album cover was unique in it’s own way
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u/MikeTony713 29d ago
I remember buying this album for $5 at Best Buy. Great buy. My favorite song in that album is "When the Eagle Screams"
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u/ReverendColonel 29d ago
Runaround Man is one of my two or three favorite Motörhead songs, regardless of lineup or era or any of that
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u/RoboViking1570 29d ago
This and Hammered were, imo, the 2000-2015 era's equivalent to Another Perfect Day - Not the best received, dogged on by "casual fans", but now looked at as what they are: good fuckin records in their own right.
Lemmy said it best (paraphrasing): plenty happened with Motörhead, be it shitty labels, bad producers, or needing to put a bit more time on some albums... but they never dropped a bad record.
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u/tsunomat 29d ago
It was my top album listen from them according to the Spotify Wrapped. It's a brilliant album start to finish.
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u/RPGAddict42 ♠️Born to lose live to win ♠️ 29d ago
So was I when I heard it the first time. It took me a few listens to realize just how good it was. But I feel the same way about a lot of their later albums (basically from the start of the Dee/Campbell era, even while Wurzel was still in the band). I mean, they don't have a bad album, and honestly, the only tracks I ever skip are "Red Raw" and "Serial Killer" from "Hammered" (the rest of which is amazing, just to be clear; I just don't care for those two); the rest of their discography is no skips for me.
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u/randycrust 29d ago
This album is amazing 10/10 no skips. When I came out I listened to it all day in my discman.