'Inferno' is the 17th album by Motorhead and was released on June 22, 2004. The first of many albums by the band to be produced by Cameron Webb, 'Inferno' became Motorhead's heaviest album in years, although the last song on the album, "Whorehouse Blues", is a bit different with its country blues style and Lemmy on harmonica. The album was hailed as the best in a decade. BMG is reissuing this album as a double orange vinyl and digipack.
Motörhead
Inferno
4.7· 3 reviewsReleased 2024-10-25 · 12 tracks · BMG
Standard edition (2024 reissue, the original album as you know it)
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Tracks
1 disc · 12 tracks1Terminal Show
2Killers
3In the Name of Tragedy
7In the Black
8Fight
9In the Year of the Wolf
10Keys to the Kingdom
11Smiling Like a Killer
12Whorehouse Blues
Album information
- Format
- CD Digipack
- Genre
- Métal, Hard Rock / Heavy Metal
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