MOTÖRHEAD · Motörhead | BLACK LP

Black vinyl.

Background information about 'Motörhead'

This is where it all began for one of metal's most legendary acts. Motörhead's self-titled debut from 1977 stands as a raw, uncompromising statement that would define not just the band's sound but influence countless metal and punk acts for decades to come. Lemmy Kilmister's gravelly vocals and thunderous bass work, combined with "Fast" Eddie Clarke's razor-sharp guitar riffs and Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor's relentless drumming, created something entirely new - a sound that was too fast for metal and too heavy for punk. Tracks like "Motorhead" and "White Line Fever" showcase the band's ability to blend speed, power, and attitude into something genuinely dangerous and exciting.

The album captures Motörhead at their most primal and hungry, with production that perfectly complements their no-frills approach to rock and roll. Songs like "Vibrator" and "Iron Horse/Born To Lose" demonstrate the band's knack for writing memorable hooks while maintaining their signature aggression. The cover of Johnny Burnette's "Train Kept A' Rollin" shows their deep respect for rock's roots while making it entirely their own. This isn't just a debut album - it's a manifesto that declared war on complacency in rock music.

For fans of: Black Sabbath, Hawkwind, MC5, The Stooges and Deep Purple

Track listing

A1. Motorhead
A2. Vibrator
A3. Lost Johnny
A4. Iron Horse/Born To Lose
B1. White Line Fever
B2. Keep Us On The Road
B3. The Watcher
B4. Train Kept A' Rollin

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