Motörhead
fans, like those of
AC/DC
and
The Ramones,
generally come in two flavors.
The first has just a few albums, which they really like,
but after that all the music starts sounding the same.
The second has nearly all their albums and can't believe that
they manage to keep things fresh after all these years.
Where do I stand?:
- The Ramones - One greatest hits album.
- AC/DC - Two albums.
- Motörhead - Twenty two albums and a few singles.
The mighty Motörhead is back with
Inferno.
This is one of the better ones;
of the more recent albums, I'd put it up there with
Sacrifice.
Still loud,
still in your face,
still rough around the edges,
still loud,
still Motörhead.
Witness
In the Name of Tragedy
and
Smiling Like a Killer.
How do they manage to keep things fresh after all these years?
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