Motörhead Refuse to Die, Prep New Live Album

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Over 30 years into an ear-shredding career, Motörhead are the unkillable stalwarts of punk-metal. They refuse to change, god bless 'em, and just keep on cranking out albums, year after year. Just last night -- if the early reports can be believed -- they decimated eardrums at the Royal Festival Hall in London as the opening act of the Meltdown Festival. Here's a shot with the crowd forced up and out of their seats:

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With 19 studio albums, and four official live albums to their name, Motörhead is ready to serve up yet another platter of noise: a double live album titled Better Motörhead Than Dead. The recordings are taken from the band’s 30th-anniversary show on June 16, 2005 at the Hammersmith Apollo/Odeon, which returned them to the site where they recorded their first live record back in '81, No Sleep ‘til Hammersmith. The track listing is as follows:

Disc 1
01. Dr. Rock
02. Stay Clean
03. Shoot You In The Back
04. Love Me Like A Reptile
05. Killers
06. Metropolis
07. Love For Sale
08. Over The Top
09. No Class
10. I Got Mine
11. In The Name Of Tragedy
12. Dancing On Your Grave

Disc 2
01. R.A.M.O.N.E.S.
02. Sacrifice
03. Just 'Cos You Got The Power
04. (We Are) The Road Crew
05. Going To Brazil
06. Killed By Death
07. Iron Fist
08. Whorehouse Blues
09. Bomber
10. Ace Of Spades
11. Overkill
The double-album will be available on July 16, 2007. Here’s a little taste of live Motörhead for you, filmed this past Halloween:

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