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I have never been a
huge fan of Motörhead but I do admit that they are one of the best bands
in their genre and they have managed to make some great songs throughout their
career. Lemmy formed the band back in 1975 and if you don't accept the fact
that he has been one of the most important persons in the history of hard
music you are simply lying. He was there when it all started in the UK and
together with his band mates he has been releasing albums all the way into the
21st century and "Hammered" is the latest addition to their impressive
discography. Just like Ozzy had a dramatic voice that fitted the Black Sabbath
sound perfectly, Lemmy has the voice for dirty and heavy rock 'n roll which
is one of the most important assets that have made Motörhead stay
popular. "Hammered" doesn't really bring us any surprises but I don't
think old fans of the band would have liked that very much. No ballads, no
slow songs, only bluesy guitar driven heavy rock. "Kill The World" has some
nu-metal tendencies but the album is a typical Motörhead release, nothing
amazing but still very good. Stand-out tracks: "Walk A Crooked Mile", "Down
The Line", "Kill The World".
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Down The Line 3. Brave New World 4. Voices From The War |
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5. Mine All Mine 6. Shut Your Mouth 7. Kill The World |
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8. Dr. Love 9. No Remorse 10. Red Raw 11. |
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Serial Killer |
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