Description
Motorhead – 1916 – Cassette Tape
1916 is the ninth studio album by the British rock band Motorhead, released in 1991. Motorhead, led by the iconic Lemmy Kilmister, was known for their fast and furious style of rock and roll, often referred to as ‘motorhead music.’
The album 1916 features a mix of hard-hitting rock and roll tracks with a few slower, more introspective songs. It’s characterized by its loud and raw sound, driven by Lemmy’s unmistakable bass playing and gravelly vocals.
Some of the notable tracks on the album include ‘The One to Sing the Blues,’ ‘I’m So Bad (Baby, I Don’t Care),’ and the title track ‘1916.’ These songs capture Motorhead’s signature energy and attitude.
Lyrically, the album touches on various themes, including war, love, and rebellion, with a touch of dark humor and social commentary.
1916 is appreciated by fans of Motorhead for its classic rock and roll sound and its representation of the band’s enduring legacy in the world of hard rock and heavy metal.
1991 Sony Records
Song List
The One To Sing The Blues
I’m So Bad (Baby I Don’t Care)
No Voices In The Sky
Going To Brazil
Nightmare/The Dreamtime
Love Me Forever
Angel City
Make My Day
Ramones
Shut You Down
1916
