Motörhead: The Löst Tapes: The Collection (Vol. 1 - 5) (Limited Edition) (8 CDs)

Motörhead: The Löst Tapes: The Collection (Vol. 1 - 5) (Limited Edition)

Motörhead

The Löst Tapes: The Collection (Vol. 1 - 5) (Limited Edition)

8 CDs

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Motörhead: The Löst Tapes: The Collection (Vol. 1 - 5) (Limited Edition), 8 CDs

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Label: BMG Rights, 1984-2008
Erscheinungstermin: 23.2.2024

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Kassettentapes. Erinnern Sie sich noch daran? Diese Dinger mit den Doppelspulen und einem breiten braunen Plastikband, das sich gelegentlich löste und aus der Hülle hing und nur mit einem Bleistift und einem festen Handgelenk wieder in die Kassette zurückzuspinnen war?

Ja, es gab einmal eine Zeit, da enthielten Old-School-Soundsysteme Kassettendecks für den ausdrücklichen Zweck, Shows aufzuzeichnen, und diese »Kassetten«-Dinger waren ein Standardteil jeder Tournee. Motörhead waren sicherlich keine keine Ausnahme und nahmen Show für Show auf. Sie enthalten Gold, reines Klanggold, und sie lagen viele Jahre lang Hunderte von Fuß unter der Erde in einer kleinen Höhle, die Lemmy gehörte, bewacht von kleinen, haarigen Zenturien in römischen Rüstungen mit kleinen Speeren und schlechter Laune. Nur das magische Passwort würde sie befreien, und zum Glück hatte Lem es aufgeschrieben und es in einem alten Skizzenbuch für uns hinterlassen (nein, wir werden euch das Passwort nicht verraten, obwohl es die Worte ›nie nie nie‹ waren). Es gab viele dieser schmutzigen, staubigen, fettigen kleinen Mistkerle, unter anderem von Lyon, Liverpool, Hamburg und Chippenham (!!), mit Kugelschreiber auf die winzigen Etiketten gekritzelt und mit einem Datum versehen... und wir freuen uns, ankündigen zu können, dass diese einzigartige Sammlung von Live-Perlen nun in der Reihe der sorgfältig digitalisierten Überspielungen namens »The Löst Tapes - The Collection (Vol. 1-5)« von der Welt gehört werden können.

Jetzt sind alle fünf Bände der Serie in diesem 8CD-Box Set zusammengefasst, Sie können Motörhead live und laut aus Großbritannien und Europa mit seltenen, krawalligen Sets (und 97 Tracks!) über die Jahrzehnte hinweg wieder erleben:

• The Löst Tapes Vol 1: Live at Sala Aqualung, Madrid 1st June 1995 (2CD)
• The Löst Tapes Vol 2: Live at University of East Anglia Norwich, 18th October 1998 (2CD)
• The Löst Tapes Vol 3: Live at KB Hallen, Malmö 17th November 2000 (2CD)
• The Löst Tapes Vol 4: Live at Sporthalle, Heilbronn, 29th December 1984 (1CD)
• The Löst Tapes Vol 5: Live at Donington, Download Festival 13th June 2008 (1CD)
• Enthält auch einen Sticker in limitierter Auflage

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»In recht unterschiedlicher, insgesamt angesichts der Umstände aber durchaus akzeptablen Soundgüte bringen sie Erinnerungen zurück, dokumentieren die unterschiedlichen Besetzungen.« (GoodTimes, April/Mai 2024)

Tracklisting

Disk 1 von 8 (CD)

1 Live Sala Aqualung, Madrid 1st June 1995:Ace of Spades
2 Sex and Death
3 Over Your Shoulder
4 I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care)
5 Metropolis
6 On Your Feet or On Your Knees
7 Liar
8 Stay Clean
9 Burner
10 Orgasmatron
11 Dog Face Boy
12 Born to Raise Hell

Disk 2 von 8 (CD)

1 Live Sala Aqualung, Madrid 1st June 1995:Nothing Up My Sleeve
2 Lost in the Ozone
3 The One to Sing the Blues
4 You Better Run
5 Sacrifice
6 Going to Brazil
7 Killed By Death
8 Silver Machine
9 Iron Fist
10 Overkill (Incomplete)

Disk 3 von 8 (CD)

1 Live University of East Anglia Norwich, 18th October 1998:Bomber
2 No Class
3 I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care)
4 Over Your Shoulder
5 Civil War
6 Take the Blame
7 The Chase Is Better Than the Catch
8 Nothing Up My Sleeve
9 Born to Raise Hell
10 Shine
11 Love for Sale

Disk 4 von 8 (CD)

1 Live University of East Anglia Norwich, 18th October 1998:Dead Men Tell No Tales
2 Sacrifice
3 Too Late Too Late
4 Orgasmatron
5 Stone Dead Forever
6 Going to Brazil
7 Killed By Death
8 Iron Fist
9 Ace of Spades
10 Overkill

Disk 5 von 8 (CD)

1 Live KB Hallen, Malmö 17th November 2000:We Are Motörhead
2 Bomber
3 No Class
4 I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care)
5 Over Your Shoulder
6 Civil War
7 Metropolis
8 Shoot You in the Back
9 God Save the Queen
10 Born to Raise Hell
11 Stay Out of Jail
12 Damage Case

Disk 6 von 8 (CD)

1 Live KB Hallen, Malmö 17th November 2000:Sacrifice
2 Orgasmatron
3 Lemmy Bass Solo
4 Going to Brazil
5 Broken
6 Iron Fist
7 Killed By Death
8 Ace of Spades
9 Overkill

Disk 7 von 8 (CD)

1 Live Sporthalle, Heilbronn, 29th December 1984:Iron Fist
2 Stay Clean
3 Heart of Stone
4 The Hammer
5 Metropolis
6 Shoot You in the Back
7 Jailbait
8 Killed By Death
9 Ace of Spades
10 Steal Your Face
11 Nothing Up My Sleeve
12 Road Crew Introduction - Adrian
13 (We Are) The Road Crew
14 Bite the Bullet
15 The Chase Is Better Than the Catch
16 No Class
17 Motörhead
18 Bomber
19 Overkill

Disk 8 von 8 (CD)

1 Live Donington, Download Festival 13th June 2008:Doctor Rock
2 Stay Clean
3 Be My Baby
4 Killers
5 Metropolis
6 Over the Top
7 One Night Stand
8 Rosalie
9 In the Name of Tragedy
10 Just 'Cos You Got the Power
11 Going to Brazil
12 Killed by Death
13 Ace of Spades (with Würzel)
14 Overkill (with Würzel)

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Klang:: 4,0 von 5
Musik:: 5,0 von 5

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Metal Messiah

16.04.2024

Klang:: 4 von 5
Musik:: 5 von 5

WHAT AN AWESOME BOX SET FOR ALL MOTORHEAD AND THRASH METAL MANIACS !!!

I was a bit concerned about the sound quality of these, after watching a pre-release youtube video, with 2 dudes in German discussing this; the reason was that one of them kept saying: well this isn't for newcomers to the band or even standard Motorhead fans; Bullocks, man, this is just the right Box Set, because it is truly live, and by that I mean unadulterated in sound. Its of course, from soundboard recordings, but they thankfully don't sound like official "live" albums, were you are always thinking well this just sounds way to good and clean to have gone down that way that night or those nights.
Also these are the actual concerts, meaning they didn't cut in and out, selecting this from various different shows, no it is truly what was heard on those nights. There are 8 CDs in total, which is just memorable. 3 of the albums, are double CDs, so you know that you're not being deceived, cause you are getting the whole concert and nothing less. I've always hated it when songs were cut from "live" albums, cause the records companies chickened out, and released them as a single CD, which means you get at best around 75 minutes of the concert, but being Metal fans, we all know that a regular concert is at least 90 minutes , long, unless of course your band is called Manowar, lol.
So the sound is really live but in no way does that mean that it doesn't sound good; can these compete in pureness of sound with those so-called official live albums? The short answer is no, but why should they? I love them all the more, because they are truly live and they still sound very good, just not polished, you know what they say "Live in the Studio" (yes, I am poking fun at my favorite band JUDAS PRIEST right here, Metal fans will know I'm referring to "Unleashed in the Studio" ehhh I mean "....In the East").
CD Vol. 4 (Live At Sporthalle, Heilbronn, 29th December 1984) has all the old classics, that I love the most.
CD 8 of The Löst Tapes is Vol. 5 (Live At Donington, Download Festival, 13th June 2008) what used to be called Monster of Rock and is the other single CD of the Box Set.
The rest are the double CDs from the years 1995, 1998, and 2000. There are also some deep cuts here, for example on CD 1, Vol. 1, we get the song Orgasmatron, which sounds awesome, because that album with the same title, also sounded bad, even the remastered version of the studio album didn't sound good. So here we can finally enjoy this song in all of its splendid glory with great sound quality and its truly live; more from that album played live are Nothing Up My Sleeve & Doctor Rock. From the great Bomber album, we get some rarely played ones too: Dead Men Tell No Tales & Stone Dead Forever. From the astonishing Overkill album we get: Damage Case, which is rare as well (I wish also I'll be your Sister & (I Won't) Pay Your Price would've been there). More rarities are also included by way of the Ace of Spades album, in the form of Shoot You In The Back & Jailbait. From Iron Fist, in terms of rare stuff, we get Heart Of Stone, and of course Iron Fist (fairly rare), Another Perfect Day, is featured with Shine, and 1916 with I'm So Bad (Baby I Don't Care), The One To Sing The Blues, & Going To Brazil (okay these may not be the rarest live ones). There's even a 1:24 seconds Bass Solo by Lemmy, certainly not something you get from him basically ever, as far as I can recall.
This Box Set contains 97 tracks in all, so with such a huge amount of songs, it should be clear that a fair amount is repeated on these 8 CDs, but that's okay because they hardly ever sound exactly the same, and that is in no small part due to the fact that they are really live, and not polished and meddled with until they sound sterile, even though they're supposed to be real live recordings. I think someone wrote here that this is over 6 hours of Motor Music, lol... certainly enough for even the biggest Motor Maniacs out there.
To make a long story short: Why should you buy this? Simply, because its effin' LIVE and not Live in the flippin' Studio, and also, I might add, cause it's way cheaper; I mean you're getting 8 CDs with really good to very good sound quality for around 55 Euros, which amounts to a mere 6.875 Euros per CD. And last but not least, because it's Motorhead Live like you've only heard them in Concerts that you saw them at.
Finally, all I have to say is that I wish that more Metal and Hard Rock bands would follow this pattern and make it into a trend, by that I mean to release unadulterated true live recording, instead of the stuff we've been fed for decades, which is comically exemplified by what also mockingly some referred to as "Live in the Studio", if more band would follow this example, I'd be eternally grateful. All it needs to be is a soundboad recording, nothing more and nothing less !!!