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1995's SACRIFICE silenced any doubts that that Motorhead would mellow in their old age. After a brief, unsatisfactory tenure with a major label, Motorhead returned to an independent record company, CMC International, which was custom-built for elderly rockers.
With alternative rock ruling the media, charts, and airwaves by the mid-1990s, Motorhead yet again refused to follow trends and stuck to their guns, issuing yet another set of turbo charged originals. You know what you're in for with such song titles as "War for War," "Sex and Death," "All Gone to Hell," and the album-opening title track. SACRIFICE proved once and for all that, like the cockroach, Motorhead could survive just about anything--famine, pestilence, line-up juggling, and switching record labels.
Recorded at Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, California.
Motorhead: Lemmy Kilmister (vocals, bass); Phil "The Zoomster" Campbell (guitar); Mikkey Dee (drums).
Additional personnel: Bill Bergman (saxophone); John Paroulo (piano).
Motorhead Sacrifice Songs Sacrifice Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   What more can you ask for?
This is classic motorhead as its best, people keeps praising "ace of spades", "overkill" which are excellent albums of course, but this same people oversees most of the 90's motorhead releases ignoring what they are missing.Every song here is solid in music & lirics, no weak points, just pounding & raw rockn´roll-.
Listen well, Lemmy, M Dee & Phil will never let you down! try to understand the next equation MOTORHEAD = ROCK N'ROLL.
This is an universal truth!
Submitted by a reviewer (miami, FL, USA) 
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 Solid but short.
Great album-love every track on it.
The only problem is it's only 36 minutes long-so you just get into it and it ends.
Still a must-have for any serious metal fan though. If you've never heard Motorhead before this would be a good place to start.
Submitted by Mark. (New York, U.S.A)
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Sarifice?
When you drink with the Devil, why would you ever need to give a Sacrifice? That one, I'll ask Lemmy in Hell, until then, I'll listen to this CD.-O
Submitted by a reviewer (Sarnia, ON.)
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