Motörhead - Bomber (40th Anniversary Edition)- 1979 was MOTÖRHEAD year - the year of 'Bomber'. MOTÖRHEAD, the loudest band in the world, with the power and force of a hundred pneumatic drills they destroyed the nation over and again and no-one, repeat no-one, remained unaffected by them - everyone was torn limb from limb. The album 'Bomber' and was ten times more powerful than their first album 'Motörhead', which was a killer in itself. The production was in the capable and experienced hands of one Jimmy Miller, whose previous successes had been with the likes of the Rolling Stones. He brought out the very best in the boys and the total effect was lethal. 'Bomber' is full of real skullcrackers, brain damaging to the nth degree and with the hit single 'Bomber' and tracks like 'Dead Men Tell No Tales' you can doubtless guess the destroying effect of the whole affair. That's Motörhead; straight, basic, down to earth rock and roll, with absolutely no holds barred.
1 All the Aces (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
2 Dead Men Tell No Tales (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
3 I'll Be Your Sister (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
4 Lawman (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
5 Too Late, Too Late (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
- Disc 5 -
1 Poison (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
2 (I Won't) Pay Your Price [Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979]
3 Sharpshooter (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
4 Capricorn (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
5 Train Kept A-Rollin' (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
- Disc 6 -
1 Bomber (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
2 Limb from Limb (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
3 White Line Fever (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
4 Motörhead (Live at Le Mans, 3rd November 1979)
Motörhead - Bomber (40th Anniversary Edition)- 1979 was MOTÖRHEAD year - the year of 'Bomber'. MOTÖRHEAD, the loudest band in the world, with the power and force of a hundred pneumatic drills they destroyed the nation over and again and no-one, repeat no-one, remained unaffected by them - everyone was torn limb from limb. The album 'Bomber' and was ten times more powerful than their first album 'Motörhead', which was a killer in itself. The production was in the capable and experienced hands of one Jimmy Miller, whose previous successes had been with the likes of the Rolling Stones. He brought out the very best in the boys and the total effect was lethal. 'Bomber' is full of real skullcrackers, brain damaging to the nth degree and with the hit single 'Bomber' and tracks like 'Dead Men Tell No Tales' you can doubtless guess the destroying effect of the whole affair. That's Motörhead; straight, basic, down to earth rock and roll, with absolutely no holds barred.
