Hell, yeah! Motorhead studio releases tend to be hit-or-miss. Make no mistakethey always rock, but some records are better than others. For example, "1916" was a great record, but "March or Die" was not so hot. Then "Bastards" and "Sacrifice" came out and everything was all right with the world again.
Whats good about "Everything Louder Than Everything Else" (besides the obviousness of the title) is that the band picks all the best songs to perform from both flawless and imperfect albums, and their music always sounds better live anyway. And this is a really clear live recording, too. Something especially endearing to me is Uncle Lem dedicating "No Class" to Wendy O. Williams (who died just before this recording was made). Thank you, Lemmy. I dont have to throw out anymore song titles, you know them all. If youre a fan of Lem, Mikkey, and Phil, youll love this CD.
- Cheryl LeBeau
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