MOTÖRHEAD - 1916 CD
Released at the beginning of 1991, 1916 was Motorhead's ninth studio album, their first for major label Epic, and their first new album in almost four years.
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Released at the beginning of 1991, 1916 was Motorhead's ninth studio album, their first for major label Epic, and their first new album in almost four years. Joined by the legendary and inimitable Lemmy Kilmister on bass and vocals are Phil "Wizzo" Campbell and Wurzel on lead guitar along with long term Motorhead drummer Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor. The album reached #24 on the UK charts, as well as their first record to make a dent on the US Billboard charts. Marking Lemmy's relocation to Los Angeles, 1916 was nominated for a Grammy Award. Featuring many rare images and memorabilia, this remastered version was released with the input from Motorhead expert Mick Stevenson, and now features two non-album tracks 'Eagle Rock' and 'Dead Man's Hand'.
Released at the beginning of 1991, 1916 was Motorhead's ninth studio album, their first for major label Epic, and their first new album in almost four years.