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Iron Fist: Deluxe Edition
Artist:
Motörhead
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Iron Fist
2. Heart Of Stone
3. I'm The Doctor
4. Go To Hell
5. Loser
6. Sex & Outrage
7. America
8. Shut It Down
9. Speedfreak
10. (Don't Let 'Em) Grind Ya Down
11. (Don't Need) Religion
12. Bang To Rights
1. Remember Me, I'm Gone [B-Side 'Iron Fist' Single] [Bonus Track]
2. Overkill [Bonus Track] - (live)
3. Heart Of Stone [Bonus Track] - (live)
4. Shoot You In The Back [Bonus Track] - (live)
5. Hammer [Bonus Track], The - (live)
6. Jailbait [Bonus Track] - (live)
7. America [Bonus Track] - (live)
8. (Don't Need) Religion [Bonus Track] - (live)
9. Capricorn [Bonus Track] - (live)
10. (Don't Let 'Em] Grind Ya Down[Bonus Track] - (live)
11. (We Are) The Roadcrew[Bonus Track] - (live)
12. No Class [Bonus Track] - (live)
13. Bite The Bullet [Bonus Track] - (live)
14. Chase Is Better Than The Catch [Bonus Track], The
15. Bomber [Bonus Track]
Details:
Deluxe ed.Remastered/expanded
More Info:
Digitally remastered and expanded deluxe two CD edition of this 1982 album featuring a bonus disc of B-sides, alternate versions, outtakes and more. Disc One features the Iron Fist album, which contains a barrage of Motorclassics with production overseen by guitarist 'Fast' Eddie Clarke and Will Reid Dick. Unfortunately the album also saw the classic Motorhead line-up of 'Fast' Eddie (guitars), Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister (bass/vocals) and Phil (Philthy Animal) Taylor (drums) splintering soon after. Iron Fist, nevertheless, is a twelve-fingered mutation of an album with a clutch of gem-studded tracks like 'Heart of Stone', 'Go to Hell', 'Loser', and of course the title track, all reaching out to squeeze the living breath from all those who dare to hop aboard the Motorhead express. Sanctuary.Reviews:
''Iron Fist'' is the fifth album by the British band Motörhead. Released on 17 April 1982, it peaked at #6 on the UK album charts. It was preceded by the release of the title track "Iron Fist" as a single on 3 April, which peaked in the UK singles chart at #29. It was the final album to be recorded by the Lemmy, Eddie Clarke and Phil Taylor line-up. - Wikipedia
