The Golden Years
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The Golden Years, sorti en 1980, est un EP en public du groupe de heavy metal anglais Motörhead.
L'album
Ces quatre titres ont été enregistrés en public au Lochem Pop Festival le 25 mai 1980.
En 1980, Motörhead est au sommet de sa gloire. La maison de disques en profite donc pour sortir ce EP live entre deux albums studio.
Les quatre titres de The Golden Years sortiront en CD sur l'album Bomber.
Les musiciens
- Lemmy Kilmister — voix, basse
- "Fast" Eddie Clarke — guitare
- Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor — batterie
Les titres
- Leaving Here – 3'02
- Stone Dead Forever – 5'20
- Dead Men Tell No Tales – 2'54
- Too Late Too Late – 3'21
Informations sur le contenu de l'album
- Les versions studio de Stone Dead Forever et Dead Men Tell No Tales se trouvent sur l'album Bomber. Leaving Here et Too Late Too Late étaient des titres inédits en album. La version studio de Leaving Here était la face A du premier single de Motörhead sorti en 1977, Too Late Too Late était la face B du single Overkill.
- Leaving Here est une reprise d'Eddie Holland (1963)
Catégories :
- Album de Motörhead
- Album musical sorti en 1980
- Album en concert
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