Hellraiser: Best of the Epic Years by MOTORHEAD (2003-08-05)

An epic powerful best of by the legends of Rock N Roll Motorhead of the epic Era.

You can't go wrong with any Motorhead album

Must have for Motorhead fans.

womderful

Aguante Motorhead!

bien

A Decent collection of songs comprised of songs from their Epic Records releases "1916" & "March or Die" , as well two previously unreleased tracks. The line-up featured here is Wurzel & Phil Campbell on guitar, Philthy Animal Taylor on drums (Mikkey Dee also plays on a track), and of course, on the bass guitar and lead vocals, Mr Lemmy Kilmister. Not a must-have for the average fan, but a nice addition to the collection for the die-hard Motorhead-bangers!

This is a compilation of songs from 2 albums: 1916 and March Or Die. 1916 is a great album that every Motorhead fan should own. March Or Die is not. The 2 best songs from March Or Die aren't even on this CD! ("Stand" and "Name In Vain"). The only reason to buy this is for the 2 songs "Eagle Rock" and "Dead Man's Hand", 2 songs recorded during the 1916 sessions but only previously available on "The One To Sing The Blues" 12" single. THESE TWO SONGS ARE GREAT and should have made the 1916 album. anyway, if you can't find the aforementioned 12" single, then you unfortunately need this CD.

awesome selection of song's.

There is only one MOTORHEAD. Lemmy is simply awesome !!!

Awesome cd as advertised reasonable shipping and prompt service. Thanks

A+++++++++++

Bien sûr, ce CD aurait dû être plus étoffé en ajoutant quelques titres mais ne boudons pas notre plaisir. La qualité est là. Ce qui est regrettable, c'est le manque de références. Ces titres sont tirés de quel(s) album(s) ? Et, comme une mauvaise habitude récurrente, c'est écrit bien trop petit, alors que la double page du livret laissait l'occasion à une police de caractères plus grande de s'y trouver inscrite. Le prix le justifie peut-être (d'autant que c'était en solde quand j'en ai fait l'acquisition), mais c'est déplorable un tel manque de considération pour les acheteurs (et fans) que nous sommes. Allez, j'enlève une étoile pour la peine, non mais ! Et, à part l'incontournable Kilminster, qui d'autre joue donc avec lui au fil des titres ainsi compilés ? Et s'agit-il d'une progression chronologique ?