
- Motorizer
- Better Motorhead Than Dead
- Kiss of Death
- Inferno
- Stone Deaf Forever (box)
- Live at Brixton Academy
- Hammered
- The Best of Motorhead
- We Are Motorhead
- Everything Louder Than Everyone Else
- Snake Bite Love
- Overnight Sensation
- Sacrifice
- Bastards
- March or Die
- 1916
- No Sleep at All
- Rock n' Roll
- Orgasmatron
- No Remorse
- Another Perfect Day
- Iron Fist
- No Sleep Til Hammersmith
- Ace of Spades
- Bomber
- Overkill
- Motorhead
| Released: | July 16, 2007 |
| Label: | Steamhammer / SPV |
| Producer: | Motörhead |
Lemmy: bass, vocals
Phil Campbell: guitars
Mikkey Dee: drums
Disc 1
- Doctor Rock
- Stay Clean
- Shoot You in the Back
- Love Me Like a Reptile
- Killers
- Metropolis
- Love for Sale
- Over the Top
- No Class
- I Got Mine
- In the Name of Tragedy
- Dancing on your Grave
Disc 2
- RAMONES
- Sacrifice
- Just cos you got the Power
- (We Are) the road Crew
- Going to Brazil
- Killed by Death
- Iron Fist
- Whorehouse Blues
- Bomber
- Ace of Spades
- Overkill
"Over the Top" Video
Better Motörhead Than Dead - Live At Hammersmith rekindles memories of a momentous night that even a cosmopolitan city like London doesn t see every day. Early June 2005 saw the long queue in front of the venerable Hammersmith Odeon, a venue of many legendary live shows, stretch right to the tube station on the other side of the road. What was going on? Motörhead had invited their fans to their 30th anniversary party, and over 5,000 of them accepted. Their number would have been even greater had the powers that be in the British capital not rigorously limited the capacity of the illustrious venue. Loved by their fans, respected by the press due to the personal integrity of the three band members, Lemmy Kilmister, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee, Motörhead were experiencing their seventh or eighth spring in the 30th year of their existence and continued to be as generous as ever.
The track listing consists of 23 songs, a kind of best of Motörhead featuring, among others, classics such as Bomber , Ace Of Spades , Overkill , Sacrifice and Iron Fist . Then there are some more recent tracks from their 2005 release, Inferno , and a number of surprises: June 2005 saw Motörhead delve deeply into vaults that their fans had assumed to be permanently locked up. A truly remarkable night, captured for posterity on this two CD set.