Why settle with just two?

well, as i mentioned few times before on forum, you can't find motorhead cds in croatia just like that. it's easier now when i got credit card so i can order from sites like amazon so i'm finally about to finish my REAL motorhead discography and be able to say i own all albums, not just those mp3s from torrents and similar stuff.
i don't own copy of "motorhead" so it would be nice if you could say word or two about that edition because i really wouldn't want it if it's just cheap card slipcase with cd inside. i'll order it with bastards so i would just like to hear what you think about it because i'm not yet able and i doubt i really plan to go into buying so much versions of same albums like some of you do

Why you want buy this copy? You have regular edition with 5 more songs, 13 songs altogether.

I bought Larry Wallis "Death in guitarfternoon" and I am very happy with it. I bought Brian Robertson "Diamonds and dirt" and I am not to much happy with this release. There are 4 or 5 good songs but if you look at it, complete album, it is a little bit pussy album if you know what I mean. It is not you know, a real rock n roll dirty album. To much commercial, pop/rock/blues album which everyone can listen, even those people who are not in music at all, like listeners or musicians. I expected more. Next what I will buy is Eddie Clarke "it ain't over til it's over", Hawkwind "Levitation" and Hawkwind "Live chronicles". I think those will be very good stuff.

Is there a version of Step Down with Lemmy singing?

No studio version has appeared yet so I guess there is no such recording. I mean, Bronze has released everything they got at least three times, so if there was something lying around it should have seen the light of day by now.
There might be some live recording of it though, I can't remember who sang it on Nottingham Rockstage bootleg.

Thanks. I haven't purchased the re-release with all the alternate takes and wasn't sure if Lemmy was singing on one of them.

The rawest sounding live album has gotta be "Everything Louder Than Everyone Else '98 - live in Hamburg". Classic!

On the cover of 1916, what is the flag between Japan and Great Britain?

Friends, any idea where I might get a vinyl copy of Motorizer?

cheers

Ian