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MOTÖRHEAD - Better Motörhead Than Dead: Live At Hammersmith CD Due Out In July

On July 16th, SPV will release Better Motörhead Than Dead: Live At Hammersmith, a double live CD recorded at MOTÖRHEAD's 30th-anniversary show on June 16, 2005 at London's Hammersmith Appollo/Odeon. The set will be released in two-CD digipak form and will feature the following tracks:

Disc 1:
'Dr. Rock',
'Stay Clean',
'Shoot You In The Back',
'Love Me Like A Reptile',
'Killers', 'Metropolis',
'Love For Sale',
'Over The Top',
'No Class',
'I Got Mine',
'In The Name Of Tragedy',
'Dancing On Your Grave'.

Disc 2:
'R.A.M.O.N.E.S.',
'Sacrifice',
'Just 'Cos You Got The Power',
'(We Are) The Road Crew',
'Going To Brazil',
'Killed By Death',
'Iron Fist',
'Whorehouse Blues',
'Bomber', 'Ace Of Spades',
'Overkill'.

You can pre-order the album here.

MOTÖRHEAD - Better Motörhead Than Dead: Live At Hammersmith Audio Samples Available




Audio samples for the upcoming MOTÖRHEAD 2CD live set, Better Motörhead Than Dead: Live At Hammersmith, are now available online at this location.

On July 16th, SPV will release Better Motörhead Than Dead: Live At Hammersmith, which was recorded at the band's 30th-anniversary show on June 16th, 2005 at London's Hammersmith Appollo/Odeon. The set will be released in two-CD digipak form and will feature the following tracks:

Disc 1:
'Dr. Rock',
'Stay Clean',
'Shoot You In The Back', '
Love Me Like A Reptile',
'Killers',
'Metropolis',
'Love For Sale',
'Over The Top',
'No Class',
'I Got Mine',
'In The Name Of Tragedy',
'Dancing On Your Grave'.

Disc 2:
'R.A.M.O.N.E.S.',
'Sacrifice',
'Just 'Cos You Got The Power',
'(We Are) The Road Crew',
'Going To Brazil',
'Killed By Death',
'Iron Fist',
'Whorehouse Blues',
'Bomber',
'Ace Of Spades',
'Overkill'.

You can pre-order the album here.

MOTÖRHEAD's Lemmy: "I Always Had To Laugh About That Silly Black Metal"

www.KISS Kollector. Online reports:

"In an interview - titled "MOTÖRHEAD Is Kick Ass Rock 'N' Roll" - that will appear in a newspaper in Holland tomorrow, Motörhead frontman Lemmy for some reason confuses KISS with black metal satan worshippers.

Dutch newspaper De Volkskrant will have a special on the Lowlands festival in tomorrow's edition, and in the cover story, Lemmy is quoted (in Dutch, but we've translated the piece in English) as saying: "I always had to laugh about that silly black metal. Them guys with their painted faces. Ever since KISS, I've found it ridiculous. One of those KISS dudes was made up as a fuckin' pussycat. How childish, and still they were always talking about Satan. But there was no danger in KISS whatsoever. And yet they became the example for all those new Satan worshippers."

(We can only guess the Dutch interviewer misunderstood Lemmy and has not accurately translated his quotes into Dutch for the article - or would someone like Lemmy really confuse KISS for Satan worshippers who are examples for death metal bands..?)"