Album Info
| Artist: | Motörhead |
| Album: | Remorse? No! |
| Released: | Europe, 20 Apr 2024 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Ace Of Spades (Alternate Version) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| A2 | Motörhead (Live At Hollywood Palladium, Oct 1984) | |
| Written-By - Kilmister | ||
| A3 | Jailbait (Alternate Version) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| A4 | Stay Clean (Live At Newcastle City Hall, March 1981) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| A5 | Poison (Demo) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| A6 | Killed By Death (Demo) | |
| Written-By - Kilmister, Burston, Gill, Campbell | ||
| B1 | Bomber (Alternate Version) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| B2 | Iron Fist (Jacksons Studio Demos, Oct 1981) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| B3 | Climber (Demo) | |
| Written-By - Robertson, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| B4 | Chinese (Demo) | |
| Written-By - Robertson, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| B5 | Hump On Your Back (Instrumental) | |
| Written-By - Clarke | ||
| B6 | Snaggletooth (Demo) | |
| Written-By - Kilmister, Burston, Gill, Campbell | ||
| C1 | Overkill (Single Edit - 2019 Remaster) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| C2 | Under The Knife (12" Single - Fast) | |
| Written-By - Kilmister, Burston, Gill, Campbell | ||
| C3 | Stone Dead Forever (Alternate Version) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| C4 | Like A Nightmare (Demo) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| C5 | Over The Top (Rough Mix) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| C6 | Steal Your Face (Live From Sheffield, Oct 1984) | |
| Written-By - Kilmister, Burston, Gill, Campbell | ||
| D1 | Louie Louie (Alternate Version) | |
| Written-By - Berry | ||
| D2 | No Class (Instrumental) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| D3 | Under The Knife (Demo - Slow) | |
| Written-By - Kilmister, Burston, Gill, Campbell | ||
| D4 | (We Are) The Road Crew (Alternate Version) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| D5 | You Ain't Gonna Live Forever (Bomber Outtake) | |
| Written-By - Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor | ||
| D6 | Locomotive (Demo) | |
| Written-By - Kilmister, Burston, Gill, Campbell |
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Description
Motörhead's "No Remorse" is a comprehensive compilation album released in 1984, serving as a powerful testament to the band's early years and their monumental impact on the heavy metal and hard rock genres. This collection spans the first decade of Motörhead's career, featuring a selection of their most iconic tracks, including live recordings and previously unreleased material, showcasing the raw power, speed, and aggression that defined their sound.
The album kicks off with "Ace of Spades," arguably Motörhead's most iconic song, which immediately sets the tone with its relentless pace, driving bassline, and Lemmy Kilmister's gravelly vocals. The track's sheer energy and attitude encapsulate the band's ethos and their influence on the evolution of speed and thrash metal.
"Overkill," another standout track, features one of hard rock's most memorable drum intros, leading into a fast-paced sonic assault that highlights Motörhead's signature blend of punk energy and metal power. The song's intensity and endurance showcase the band's ability to create music that is both aggressive and irresistibly catchy.
The production on "No Remorse" captures the gritty, raw sound of Motörhead's music, preserving the live feel and rough edges that are integral to their aesthetic. The compilation's remastering ensures that each track delivers the full force of the band's sound, from Lemmy's thunderous bass and distinctive vocal growl to Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor's explosive drumming and "Fast" Eddie Clarke's razor-sharp guitar riffs.
"Bomber," with its driving rhythm and war-themed imagery, is a testament to Motörhead's talent for combining powerful music with vivid storytelling. The track's relentless energy and thematic depth exemplify the band's unique position at the intersection of punk, rock, and metal.
Lyrically, "No Remorse" showcases Lemmy's fascination with themes of war, rebellion, and the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. His lyrics are direct and unapologetic, reflecting the band's no-nonsense approach to music and life.
"Iron Fist," the title track from Motörhead's fifth studio album, is a highlight of the compilation, delivering a fast-paced, hard-hitting sound that embodies the band's straightforward approach to heavy metal. The song's raw power and driving momentum make it a classic Motörhead anthem.
In retrospect, "No Remorse" is not just a collection of songs but a chronicle of Motörhead's foundational years and their enduring legacy in the music world. The compilation's tracklist serves as a testament to the band's influence on the development of heavy metal and their role in bridging the gap between metal and punk.
Overall, "No Remorse" stands as a definitive collection of Motörhead's most influential work, offering both longtime fans and newcomers a comprehensive look at the band's early career. The album's blend of speed, power, and attitude captures the essence of Motörhead's music, solidifying their status as icons of rock and metal.
