Lemmy - Damage Case , The Anthology (2006) [mp3@320]

Damage Case - The Anthology is a unique career overview from the one of the legends of rock - Grammy Award winner, one time Hendrix roadie, gravity defying rock icon and of course Motörhead frontman, Ian Fraser Kilminster, or the mighty LEMMY to his legions of fans. Kicking off in the 60s with The Rockin' Vickers and Sam Gopal and culminating in his collaboration with Dave Grohl on the Probot project in 2004, this 2CD anthology of course includes the inevitable "Silver Machine" marking Lemmy's time with Hawkwind and a pick of Motörhead tracks - "Damage Case", "Iron Horse", and more. Also included are Lemmy's less well known collaborations with other artists including The Ramones ("R.A.M.O.N.E.S"), The Damned ("Ballroom Blitz"), Wendy O'Williams of the Plasmatics ("Stand By Your Man") and of course Girlschool and the UK top 5 hit ("Please Don't Touch"). ------------------------------------------------------------------ Although he'll forever be the "face" of one of metal's all-time great bands, Motörhead, Lemmy Kilmister also managed to lay down an assortment of non-Motörhead tracks over the years -- as evidenced by 2006's Damage Case: Lemmy Anthology. A handful of Motörhead tracks are indeed included, but Damage Case is not your typical zillionth Motörhead/Lemmy collection, as it traces all of the singer/bassist's standout tracks from his very first band, the Rockin' Vickers (a.k.a. "The Rockin' Vicars" or "The Wild Ones"), all the way to his participation in Dave Grohl's much publicized Probot project. As proven throughout the 31-track collection, Lemmy has always kept things rough and gritty -- and should be commended (especially when seemingly all the veteran rock acts were softening up their sound and reaching for the hair spray come the mid- to late '80s). Included is the Lemmy-sung (but not written) Hawkwind classic "Silver Machine", as well as raucous duets with both Girlschool ("Please Don't Touch") and the late/great Wendy O. Williams ("Stand by Your Man"). Wrapping up the album is a barrage of covers that have been rescued from "tribute album hell", including a pair of Metallica tunes ("Enter Sandman" and "Whiplash"), Queen ("Tie Your Mother Down"), Johnny Cash ("Big River"), and Iron Maiden ("The Trooper"), among others. Also included are Lemmy's aforementioned Probot track ("Shake Your Blood") and Motörhead's tribute to the Ramones, "R.A.M.O.N.E.S.", the latter track being one that Lemmy should be given credit for penning -- he was one of the few rockers to voice his admiration of the N.Y.C. band while it was still a functioning unit. If you're looking to dig deeper than the average Motörhead compilation, Damage Case: Lemmy Anthology is certain to get your head a-banging. (~ Greg Prato, AMG) -------------------------------------------------------------- The Rockin' Vickers: Second at the left ------------------------------------------------------ CD 1: 01. Rockin' Vickers - Dandy 02. Rockin' Vickers - I Don't Need Your Kind 03. Rockin' Vickers - It's Alright 04. Sam Gospal - The Dark Lord 05. Sam Gospal - Escalator 06. Hawkwind - The Watcher 07. Hawkwind - Silver Machine 08. Hawkwind - Motorhead 09. Motörhead - Damage Case 10. The Damned - Ballroom Blitz 11. MotörDamned - Over The Top 12. Young and Moody Band - Don't Do That 13. Motörhead - Iron Horse/Born To Lose 14. Headgirl - Please Don't Touch 15. Lemmy with Wendy O Williams - Stand By Your Man 16. Motörhead - Masterplan CD 2: 01. Motörhead - Killed By Death 02. Lemmy & The Upsetters with Mick Green - Blue Suede Shoes 03. Lemmy & The Upsetters with Mick Green - Paradies 04. Motörhead - 1916 05. Motörhead - Hellraiser 06. Lemmy - Tie Your Mother Down 07. Motörhead - R.A.M.O.N.E.S. 08. Lemmy - Enter Sandman 09. Lemmy, Slim Jim & Danny B. - Matchbox 10. Lemmy, Slim Jim & Danny B. - Big River 11. Lemmy, Slim Jim & Danny B. - Learning The Game 12. Lemmy - Thirsty And Miserable 13. Probot feat. Dave Grohl - Shake Your Blood 14. Motörhead - Whiplash 15. Lemmy & Phil Campbell with Rocky George - The Trooper Release Date: February 21, 2006 Format: Original recording remastered Number of Discs: 2 Label: Castle Music UK

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ElgerHz (2007-11-11)

Thanks for the upload mate :-)
Quite interesting to hear what Lemmy was doing before Motorhead and all the side projects he has been involved in. My favorite track on this complilation has to be the cover version he did of "Stand by your man" with Wendy O. Williams.

tottot (2008-01-01)

Sanks!

CandiedHaggis (2008-02-03)

Who would win in a fight between Lemmy & God?
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Trick Question! Lemmy IS god!!!
thanks for the up!