Motorhead

Motorhead albums ranked from best to worst: all 22 studio records, plus where the live album and the shelved On Parole fit in.

Motorhead Another Perfect Day, the only album with guitarist Brian Robertson, split fans in 1983 and still divides opinion today.

No Sleep ’til Hammersmith, Motorhead’s 1981 live album, remains the band’s only UK number one and one of the greatest live records ever made.

Motorhead Ace of Spades, produced by Vic Maile in 1980, became the band’s most commercially successful album and its defining record.

Motorhead Iron Fist, produced by Eddie Clarke himself in 1982, is the last studio album from the classic lineup before Clarke’s exit.

Motorhead Bomber turned a rushed 1979 follow up to Overkill into a classic, and gave the band its most legendary stage prop.

The best Motorhead songs, ranked: Ace of Spades leads 20 essential tracks from Lemmy Kilmister’s speed metal pioneers, spanning 1977 to 2015.

Motorhead Bad Magic became the band’s biggest chart success, featuring Brian May, before Lemmy’s death ended the band. See the full story of this 2015 album.

Motorhead Aftershock earned a Grammy nomination and some of the band’s best reviews in years. See the full story behind the 2013 album and its bonus disc.

Motorhead Motorizer became the band’s highest charting UK album in seventeen years. See how Cameron Webb, WWE, and a new cover artist shaped the 2008 record.

Motorhead The World Is Yours topped the UK Rock Chart in 2011 and carried a dedication to Ronnie James Dio. See the full story behind the 2010 album’s making.

Motorhead Kiss of Death reunited Lemmy with Cameron Webb and guest musicians C.C. DeVille and Mike Inez in 2006. See the full story and 2026 tribute reissue.