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Considering that most of their metal compadres have burned out or turned to self-parody, Motorhead's continued volatility alone is impressive. Inferno blazes ahead with the same full-bodied attack as on their early classics, keeping their big-ass riffs, speed-punk grooves and Lemmy's doomsaying bullshit-free.
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Track List
- Terminal Show
- Killers
- In The Name Of Tragedy
- Suicide
- Life's A Bitch
- Down On Me
- In The Black
- Fight
- In The Year Of The Wolf
- Keys To The Kingdom
- Smiling Like A Killer
- Whorehouse Blues
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