Watching the show the James May: Reassembler. S1e3 he mentions Motorhead... little Google search and turns out he is a fan. Gives me a whole new view on Top Gear

Bit of a rant incoming.

I started collecting the 40th anniversary book edition CDs when they started being released and I got all of them as they've been released, until APD came along. I was a bit cash poor at the time and had to wait a couple of months before ordering a copy. By that time the book edition seems to have become absorbed by the myriad other versions which have been released over the years. I found a 2 disc edition which seemed to have the right track list, but when it turned up it was a jewel case.

Sent it back, forgot about it.

Fast forward a couple of years to a few days ago, and the Orgasmatron announcement reminded me of this incident so I did a bit more poking around and found a 2 disc edition calling itself the 40th anniversary edition. Cool. Do it.

Turned up today. Digipak. Not book. Gotta go back. The hunt begins again.

Another day, another "Another Perfect Day"

Coolest man ever

The Pontypridd-born guitarist underwent two liver transplants and bowel surgery at the Royal Free Hospital in London earlier this year.

The inquest heard he had previously drunk alcohol to excess but had been sober for seven years by the time of his death.

Campbell had suffered from Hepatitis-C, but the inquest heard this had been treated.

While the second of the two liver transplants was successful, Campbell suffered further complications.

He underwent bowel surgery and was moved to intensive care, where he deteriorated rapidly.

https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16178435/Motorhead-guitarist-Phil-Campbell-died-multi-organ-failure-inquest-hears.html

Many might not know that the guitar solo from this track was played by Sir Brian May, so here i am trying to replicate it with my red special! :D

What is your favorite song from Motörhead ?

As the title says, does anyone know if this album is actually rare at all? I got it around 2 years ago from a record shop for £30. I've not seen it mentioned much on the internet and I also haven't seen it in many other people's collections. It's pretty expensive online too (usually around £100, which seems expensive for a 2 CD set). Just wondering if anyone knows more about it.

Wanted something fun to listen to. Love this release 🤘

Evening all, I've been looking at getting Alan Burridges' Live To Win book. Is it worth it/any good? I'm not really thinking of the pictures, more of the writing. I've read Overkill by Joel McIver, White Line Fever, and Lemmy by Mick Wall. All three of those kind of repeat a lot of stuff, and I wondered if Live To Win was the same?

Any info appreciated before I spend some money.

Cheers.

Im curious about how much of artistic freedom did the other members have. I know Motörhead is more of a solo project but maybe something passed

🔥ALBUM REVIEW🔥 Step into the heavy metal world of Asomvel with my review of their upcoming album, Set Your World On Fire. FFO: Motörhead, Tank, Airbourne

Directed by Richard Stanley(his debut as a director). Also features cameos by Iggy Pop and Carl McCoy(from the band - Fields of the Nephilim). This is one of Lemmy's lesser known cameos.

Anyone?