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As with another legendary hard rock act, AC/DC, when Motorhead issue a new release you know what to expect. 1992's MARCH OR DIE was no different. Motorhead's previous outing, 1916, received critical raves but didn't fulfill the record company's dreams of finally breaking the band into the big time stateside. Hence, several tactics were employed here in a last ditch effort to push Motorhead over the top--most obviously the appearance of notable musical guests such as Ozzy Osbourne and Slash from Guns N' Roses.
But the classic buzzsaw Motorhead sound remains intact, highlights being the Osbourne-led ballad "I Ain't No Nice Guy," a spirited cover of Ted Nugent's "Cat Scratch Fever," and "Name in Vain." MARCH OR DIE would be the last Motorhead album to be issued by a major label; the group subsequently jumped to an independent to regain complete control of their musical direction.
Motorhead: Lemmy Kilmister (vocals, guitar, bass); Phil "Zoomster" Campbell, Wurzel (guitar); Mickey Dee (drums).
Additional personnel: Slash (guitar); Peter Solley (keyboards).
Entertainment Weekly (8/14/92, p.62) - "..MARCH OR DIE surges way beyond the confines of ordinary heavy metal.." - Rating: A
Q (9/92, p.78) - 3 Stars - Good - "..probably the best--certainly the most interesting--Motorhead album for some time.." March Or Die Review
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Purchase March Or Die CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Motorhead Overnight Sensation CD (1996)
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1996's OVERNIGHT SENSATION, the second release from their new label, CMC, picked up exactly where 1995's SACRIFICE had left off. The band's finest recording since 1991's World War One themed 1916, OVERNIGHT SENSATION offers a smorgasbord of gritty sandpaper vocals from Lemmy, and their unique brand of chugalug guitar riffing.
Highlights include the ballad "I Don't Believe a Word," as well as such rough and ready rockers ...
| | Motorhead Sacrifice CD (1995)
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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. ...
| | We Are Motorhead CD (2000)
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On hearing the first few measures of "See Me Burning" on Motorhead's latest WE ARE MOTORHEAD, it's easy to see how bands such as Metallica and Slayer can trace their roots back to the second wave of British metal. The image of vocalist/bassist Lemmy Kilmister craning his neck skyward to reach his microphone is one that every hard rock fan or casual observer knows well. Much like AC/DC, Motorhead has never tried to change its sound to adapt to musical trends; the album's title almost suggests a restatement of direction for the band that played an integral part in the birth of speed and thrash metal.
"Slow Dance" will undoubtedly join the ranks of danceable hard rock anthems such as AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long" and Motley Crue's "Girls, Girls, Girls." The rock veterans perform a loyal cover of the Sex Pistols' "God Save the Queen," while new songs such as "Out to Lunch" and "Wake the Dead" find the band full-throttle and ...
| | Doctor Who - The Lost In Time Collection DVDs (2004)
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The cult that surrounds the British sci-fi show DOCTOR WHO is as fearsome in its support as any similar Trekkie or STAR WARS fan group. DOCTOR WHO - THE LOST IN TIME COLLECTION presents some of the legendary "lost" episodes from the show, with actors Patrick Troughton and William Hartnell assuming the guise of the Doctor over a number of episodes. Among them are some legendary villains from the series, including the Daleks and the Cybermen, as well as some special guest stars, and recurring characters who reappear throughout DOCTOR WHO'S lengthy history.
It's the longest-running sci-fi series ...
| | Motorhead Bastards CD (1993) Reissue
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After doing the unthinkable (selling out!) on their commercially minded -- and only -- major-label release March or Die, underground heroes Motörhead thankfully returned to a more familiar sonic formula (extremely loud and fast) on the excellent Bastards. Gloriously distorted thrashers such as "On Your Feet or on Your Knees" and "Death or Glory" set the pace, and "Born to Raise Hell" is undoubtedly one of the band's greatest latter-day classics. As usual, major departures such as the acoustic-driven and socially conscious "Don't Let Daddy Kiss Me" stick out like a sore thumb, but the more balanced "Lost in the Ozone" (some acoustic, but also lots of noise) is a pleasant ...
| | Motorhead 1916 CD (1991)
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Along with 1986's ORGASMATRON, 1916, Motorhead's first release of the '90s, is the finest from the band's twin guitar line-up (which included Wurzel and Phil Campbell). Some longtime Motorhead fans wrote the band off after original guitarist "Fast" Eddie Clarke left in the early '80s, but, as the two aforementioned albums prove, Motorhead ...
| | Memories Of Times Square Record Shop, Vols. 1-11 CDs (2001)
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With a title like Memories of Times Square Record Shop, you wouldn't think that this Collectables series would have such broad appeal, but it compiles dozens of rare doo wop singles -- most of which are excellent -- ...
| | Experience Gospel! - Gospel Quiet Time CDs (2007)
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This set includes a 30 minute DVD and 60 minute CD. Quiet time is an essential practice in maintaining a ...
| | Hamell On Trial Terrorism Of Everyday Life CD (2008) (Import) Import
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| | Axiom Alpha-Omega EP CD (2008)
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BIOaxiom n a self-evident truth; an established principal in an art or science.In November 2002, drummer Justin Herzer answered a musicians classified ad on a local music website posted by guitarist Scott Whisenhunt. As they played they began to form their own style of music; borrowing from their inspirations and heroes like Black Sabbath, Metallica, Tool, Pink Floyd and the Beatles. What they created was a form of progressive metal, with a passion and seriousness unheard of in today’s musical climate. To label their project, they used a name that would describe the music, content, and ideals they wanted their work to represent: Axiom.After building a fan base in the Sacramento area, Axiom recorded their first non-demo CD in the form of the “Alpha-Omega EP.” The 7-song EP was released in June 2006 to local music retailers, local radio, and online digital music stores. To continue their do-it-yourself work ethic, Axiom planned a month-long tour of the west coast to promote the “Alpha-Omega EP”. With their new bassist, John Coffee, the tour would take the band as far north as Boise, as far south as Las Vegas, as far east as Reno and as far west as San Jose.As we sink into 2008, the band looks to the future to take their music to the masses. Axiom is a band that will always embrace what’s ...
| | Eternal Flight Under The Sign Of Will CD (2008) (Import) Import
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