Experience The Wörld Is Yours, the twentieth studio album from legendary British rock 'n' roll heavyweights Motörhead. Originally released in 2010, the album finds Lemmy Kilmister, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee delivering another relentless dose of distorted bass, thunderous drums and hard-driving guitar riffs, proving that more than three decades into their career, Motörhead had lost none of their power.
Produced by Cameron Webb, The Wörld Is Yours combines the band's unmistakable mixture of heavy metal, hard rock and rock 'n' roll with the raw attitude that made Motörhead one of the most influential heavy bands of all time.
Featuring standout tracks including "Born to Lose," "I Know How to Die," "Get Back in Line," "Devils in My Head," "Brotherhood of Man," and "Rock 'n' Roll Music," the album delivers everything fans expect from Motörhead: gritty vocals, filthy riffs, relentless rhythms and Lemmy's uncompromising worldview.
From the swaggering "Born to Lose" and defiant "I Know How to Die" to the darker, heavier atmosphere of "Brotherhood of Man," The Wörld Is Yours is a powerful late-career release from a band that remained committed to playing rock 'n' roll entirely on its own terms.
Track Listing
- Born to Lose
- I Know How to Die
- Get Back in Line
- Devils in My Head
- Rock 'n' Roll Music
- Waiting for the Snake
- Brotherhood of Man
- Outlaw
- I Know What You Need
- Bye Bye Bitch Bye Bye
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