MOTÖRHEAD - Bad Magic (28 Août)

pff que des conneries ces compiles.
On est bien partis pour 10 ans de Best-Of, Titres "inédits", lives en tout genres ...
Un artiste ne vend jamais aussi bien que quand il est mort !

C'était déjà le cas du vivant du groupe : c'est le bordel la question des droits sur la disco de Motorhead. Avec la mort de Lemmy, ça n'arrange rien.

On a la tracklist:


1. Breaking the Law (Judas Priest - 2008)

2. God Save the Queen (Sex Pistols -2000)

3. Heroes (David Bowie - 2015)

4. Starstruck (Rainbows - 2014)

5. Cat Scratch Fever (Ted Nugent - 1992)

6. Jumpin’ Jack Flash (The Rolling Stones -  2001)

7. Sympathy for the Devil (The Rolling Stones - 2015)

8. Hellraiser (Ozzy Osbourne - 1992)

9. Rockaway Beach (The Ramones -  2002)

10.Shoot ‘Em Down (Twisted Sister -  2001)

11. Whiplash (Metallica -  2005)


Mouais... déja Starstuck de Rainbow (et non pas Rainbows...) c'est avec Biff de Saxon au chant, Lemmy n'était déja plus opérationnel à ce moment là.
Et Hellraiser c'est pas vraiment une reprise puisque Ozzy l'a écrite avec Lemmy...

Et y'a pas "Emergency". Ni "(I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man". Ni "Louie Louie" Cénul.

Lemmy...




A new video for the track combines live footage of the trio from recent years with offstage footage and candid photos of Kilmister, who died in 2015. The group performed "Heroes" live only one time, in June 2015, as an encore at Germany's Aftershock festival.

"It's such a great Bowie song, one of his best, and I could only see great things coming out of it from us, and so it proved to be," Motörhead guitarist Phil Campbell said of the tune, which the band recorded in 2015 during the sessions for their final LP, Bad Magic. "Lemmy ended up loving our version."

"He was very, very proud of it not only because it turned out so well but because it was fun," drummer Mikkey Dee said. "Which is what projects like this should be – fun."

Inside Motörhead's 'Under Cöver': Track by Track With Mikkey Dee

Phil Campbell vient de sortir un album avec ses fils.

PHIL CAMPBELL AND THE BASTARD SONS (formerly PHIL CAMPBELL'S ALL STARR BAND), the band featuring MOTÖRHEAD guitarist Phil Campbell alongside his sons Todd, Dane and Tyla, plus vocalist Neil Starr, has released a video for "Dark Days". The song is taken from PHIL CAMPBELL AND THE BASTARD SONS' debut album, "The Age Of Absurdity", which was released on January 26 via Nuclear Blast.

"The Age Of Absurdity" track listing:

01. Ringleader
02. Freak Show
03. Skin And Bones
04. Gypsy Kiss
05. Welcome To Hell
06. Dark Days
07. Dropping The Needle
08. Step Into The Fire
09. Get On Your Knees
10. High Rule
11. Into The Dark
12. Silver Machine (HAWKWIND cover feat. Dave Brock of HAWKWIND)*

* only included in the first pressing of the CD version of the album

The cover art was created by Matt Riste and can be seen below.

Après l'album avec ses fils (dont tout le monde se fout apparemment), Phil Campbell sort son premier album solo avec pas mal de guests.

Premier extrait avec Dee Snider, Mick Mars et Chris Fehn, le pestiféré de Slipknot:

Bah l'album avec ses fils il était franchement pas terrible, pour moi Campbell n'a pas vraiment le "niveau" pour se lancer en solo, il ferait mieux de faire comme Mikkey Dee, essayer de se trouver un groupe quoi...

Avis partagé.

Un duo enregistré par Lemmy avec une chanteuse de country fait surface:

Nouvel extrait de l'album solo de Campbell, cette fois avec Alice Cooper au chant:

Nouvel extrait, cette fois avec Rob Halford:

Nouvel album de PHIL CAMPBELL AND THE BASTARD SONS, premier extrait:




Ah non, Edith m'indique qu'il y avait déja eu deux autres morceaux avant:

Nouvelle sortie: un live de 2012 en Allemagne, sur la tournée The Wörld Is Yours.



MOTÖRHEAD and Germany… it was always a love affair.

Throughout the Grammy Award-winning band's illustrious 40-year career, Germany never wavered in its loyal and fanatical support of MOTÖRHEAD's untouchably loud rock 'n' roll, with the band regularly selling out tour after tour. And on December 5, 2012, at the Berlin Velodrom, MOTÖRHEAD played one of their biggest-ever German gigs to 12,000 delirious, delighted and demented MOTÖRHEAD fans during the "Kings Of The Road" tour. The event was thankfully recorded, and on April 23, Silver Lining Music will proudly present "Louder Than Noise… Live In Berlin" on CD with bonus DVD, double vinyl, and limited-edition boxset.

Featuring Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee, "Louder Than Noise… Live In Berlin" is a crowning, definitive statement as to the power the trio had long held. Theirs was a lineup which had spent decades cracking sound barriers, bending ears and decimating lawns worldwide, consistently delivering the Motörgospel to hundreds of thousands of fans, and this lineup was MOTÖRHEAD's longest serving by a considerable distance (Phil joined in 1984, Mikkey in 1992, and the band played as a trio from 1995 until the band's final show in 2015).

Throughout "Louder Than Noise… Live In Berlin" their powerful synergy boots its way through the speakers with the boisterous charm and dirty, dangerous, sweaty gusto that was the Kilmister/Campbell/Dee trademark. From the unapologetically furious "I Know How to Die" to a deliciously raucous "Going To Brazil", "Louder Than Noise… Live In Berlin" is all about the thick, raw and liberating power of MOTÖRHEAD live, with longtime producer Cameron Webb bringing his mixing skills to the party as well as doing a 5.1 mix of the DVD. Further highlights include a favorably feral "Rock It", a rudely raunchy "You Better Run" and a classic one-two haymaker of "Ace Of Spades" and "Overkill". The leading track from the album will be a cranium-cracking "Over The Top", a song which must be as close to definitive of this band as you'll ever find.

The whole night was captured by Herwig Meyszner, who has also produced concert films for the likes of SAXON, EXODUS and KREATOR, with a multi-camera no-shot-missed shoot that captures not just the energy onstage but the energy on the floor. In so many ways, "Louder Than Noise… Live In Berlin" is a joyous celebration of Lemmy, Phil, Mikkey and this special night in Germany, and whether a collector completist or newbie to MOTÖRHEAD's music, "Louder Than Noise… Live In Berlin" is a welcome reminder of what real rock 'n' roll is truly about.

Track listing:

01. I Know How To Die
02. Damage Case
03. Stay Clean
04. Metropolis
05. Over The Top
06. Doctor Rock
07. String Theory
08. The Chase Is Better Than The Catch
09. Rock It
10. You Better Run
11. The One To Sing The Blues
12. Going To Brazil
13. Killed By Death
14. Ace Of Spades
15. Overkill

Bad Magic ressort avec deux inédits et un live de 2015.