Motörhead
King Biscuit Flower Hour Presents - (King Biscuit Flower Hour Records ~ 70710-88029-2)
Released King Biscuit Flower Hour Records 1997
Recorded at L'Amour East, Queens, New York August 10, 1983
Recorded by The King Biscuit Flower Hour For Radio Broadcast
Executive Producers Steve Ship & Len Handler
Production Co-ordination Shawn Kilmurray & Jack Ball
Pro Mixed-Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Rosebud's Pick
Lineage: Silver CD > E.A.C. (secure) > Wave 16 bit > Traders Little Helper > Flac Level 8
01 Back At The Funny Farm
02 Tales Of Glory
03 Marching Of To War
04 Iron Horse/Born To Lose
05 Another Perfect Day
06 Shine
07 I Got Mine
08 Interview With Lemmy
"Lemmy" Kilmister (R.I.P.) vocals, bass
Brian "Robo" Robertson guitar
Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor (R.I.P.) drums
Notes:
Out of print King Biscuit Flower Hour release. King Biscuit Records went out of business some years ago. Lemmy never considered this a legitimate release. It remains out of print due to Lemmy's dislike of this era of the band. Lemmy did release the 1983 show from The Manchester Apollo with the Remastered Deluxe Edition of Another Perfect Day. That's why this is a great pick for Rosebud's Tribute To Her Favorite Singers. It was also scheduled to be up loaded for my series of Out Of Print Live Albums. Lemmy's "been up all night smoking and drinking whiskey" vocals may not be everyone's choice for a fave vocalist but Rosebud loves Lemmy and Motörhead. We have seen then many times together. I came home from work one night, washed then sat down for dinner (I worked later than her and thankfully she would make dinner for us before I got home). I found tickets to Motörhead on my plate. She's surprised me that way a lot, including Emerson, Lake & Palmer (main floor 6th row center!!), Morbid Angel, Frank Marino, Charlie Daniels, Cryptopsy etc...I Love My Wife!!
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Lemmy did not like Robbo at all. Although much later I read that after relistening to the Robbo era he concluded that Robbo atually was good for the band because of the melodic and blues based guitar that he brought to The normally Rock crusher sound of Motorhead. I myself always loved it, Another Perfect Day was my first MH album purchased.
ReplyDeleteMy first Motorhead album was a live album called What's Words Worth. It was from the Motorhead album era. I bought it after hearing a recording of "White Line Fever" on a compilation. After that I bought Ace Of Spades. Then Another Perfect Day came out and I grabbed it. I became a fanatic, I have their whole catalog in many formats.
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