Lemmy & co.'s UK breakthrough (and first U.S. release) helped usher in the eras of speed metal and thrash metal as the band entered the '80s with the album (and song) that would define them. Fast... more

Lemmy & co.'s UK breakthrough (and first U.S. release) helped usher in the eras of speed metal and thrash metal as the band entered the '80s with the album (and song) that would define them. Fast... more

Stage Fright was filmed on Motrheads 30th anniversary tour on 7th December 2004 at Phillipshalle in Dusseldorf. The BluRay contains the full, 20 song live set played that night including all the hits... more

The band thrashes and thunders their way through a throwback set of killer cuts on this 2008 album (which became their first charting release in the U.S.): "When the Eagle Screams," "Back on the... more

Heavy, driving and downright punky, this 2002 album proved that Motörhead were still one of the most vital metal bands in the land. One of their best tunes of the era, album opener "Walk a Crooked... more

For their 30th anniversary, Motörhead returned to the Hammersmith Apollo, where they'd recorded their live masterpiece "No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith" (1981). Recorded in 2005 and released in 2007, this... more

This October 2000 concert, marking Motörhead's 25th anniversary, found Lemmy and the band welcoming to the stage their ex-guitarist "Fast" Eddie Clarke as well as Brian May. What a show this was, and... more

The final LP to feature the four-man lineup of Lemmy, Phil Campbell, Mikkey Dee and Würzel, this 1995 album came out two decades after the band formed—but make no mistake: this is vintage Motörhead.... more

Lemmy and the boys raged just as full-on as ever on this 1998 LP, more than two decades into their unparalleled career. Mid-tempo pile-drivers like "Love for Sale," "Dogs of War" and "Take the Blame"... more

Recorded in Hamburg during the 1998 "Snake Bite Love" tour, this 1999 live album—Motörhead's sixth—is the only one to feature an entire set in full. The band blazes with amazing power and precision,... more

The band stripped back to the trio of Lemmy, Phil Campbell and Würzel for this 1996 LP, another later-period gem that actually found a bit of acoustic guitar entering the picture. But this is still a... more

Lemmy and the boys raged just as full-on as ever on this 1998 LP, more than two decades into their unparalleled career. Mid-tempo pile-drivers like "Love for Sale," "Dogs of War" and "Take the Blame"... more