MotorHead & Legendary Pink Dots Reccommendations please

[Nick English]

>      _Iron Fist_?!  Seriously, though some of the early albums are
> classi--and unquestionably of greater historical importance--from
> the perspective of a someone who first heard all of MH's output
> starting in the mid-90s, I think they're at the peak of their
> form right now after a dip from the equally ace early years.
> That may be blasphemy ;) but I cannot say other wise :)
>
> Cheers,
> Carl


No blasphemy here. I've been a fan since the early 80s, and I think
the post-No Remorse years represent their best stuff ever. Every disc
boasts something somewhat "uncharacteristic" that makes you think,
"Damn, I didn't know Lemmy could do THAT! Yet every album remains
unmistakably Motorhead. They continue to grow as a band, while
staying totally immature, if that makes any sense. I was kinda sad to
see Wurzel go, but Phil Campbell has proven himself every bit the
player. And Mikkey Dee is amazing!
While I miss Fast Eddie and Philthy, it's really only for nostalgia's
sake these days. The current lineup doesn't make me yearn for them.
This band is still as vital as ever.

--  Nick