Motorhead

Motorhead Inferno reunited Lemmy with producer Cameron Webb and guest guitarist Steve Vai in 2004. See how the album was made and how critics rated it.

Motorhead Sacrifice closed out Wurzel’s run in the band in 1995. See how it was made, how it charted, and why critics called it a worthy follow up to Bastards.

Motorhead Hammered brought WWE’s Triple H into the studio in 2002. See how it was made, how it charted, and why critics called it a hidden gem.

The We Are Motorhead album restated the band identity in 2000, with a defiant Sex Pistols cover. See how it was made, how it charted, and how critics judged it.

Motorhead Snake Bite Love split critics in 1998. See how it was made, how it charted, and why fans still defend this divisive trio era record.

Motorhead Overnight Sensation launched the band trio era in 1996. See how it was made, how it charted, and why critics called it a career highlight.

Motorhead Bastards reset the band with Mikkey Dee full time in 1993. See how it was made, how it charted, and why critics now call it a classic.

Motorhead March or Die brought Ozzy Osbourne and Slash into the studio in 1992. See how it was made, how it charted, and why three drummers played on it.

Motorhead’s 1916 album paired speed with a Grammy nominated World War I ballad. See how it was made, how it charted, and why critics loved it.

Motorhead Orgasmatron marked the band twin guitar rebirth in 1986. See how the album was made, how it charted, and why it still matters.

Motorhead’s Rock ‘n’ Roll album turns 1987’s touring grind into a record. See how it was made, how it charted, and why fans still argue over it.

Motorhead Overkill turned a cult curiosity into a real band, driven by a famous double bass drum intro and the first real chart breakthrough.