No quarter, let all hope fade
We glory in the slaughter
Our badge the ace of spades
This is a discussion thread to share thoughts, memories, or first impressions of albums which have lived through the decades. Maybe one first heard this when it came out or are just hearing it now. Even though this album may not be your cup of tea, rest assured there are some really diverse classics and underrated gems on the calendar. Use this time to reacquaint yourself with classic metal records or be for certain you really do not "get" whatever record is being discussed.
Band: Motorhead
Album: Inferno
Released: 2004
Bands really aren't supposed to sound this invigorated when they're seventeen albums and almost thirty years into a career. And if Motörhead's previous album Hammered had improved on the couple before it, this one changed that trajectory even farther upwards. It would also mark the beginning of their collaboration with producer Cameron Webb, which would last for five more records up until frontman Lemmy's passing brought an end to the band in 2015, four decades after originally forming.
- DOTS the Librarian
Hands down my favorite Motörhead album. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years.