• Limited Edition
• Reissue
• Picture labels
• Translucent blue vinyl
• Includes 12" x 24" poster
• Polylined die-cut black paper inner sleeve
  
  

Motörhead's Bomber, originally released in 1979, stands as a landmark in the band's output—a record that captured them at peak creative and commercial momentum. Following the success of their debut and sophomore efforts, Bomber found Lemmy Kilmister and his war machine refining their signature blend of hard rock brutality and blues-rooted swagger. The album's influence on the developing metal and punk-adjacent underground was immediate and substantial, establishing the template that would define heavy rock's harder edges for decades.

The record opens with "Dead Men Tell No Tales," a six-minute epic that sets the tone: thunderous, groove-heavy, and anchored by Lemmy's unmistakable vocal presence. Tracks like "Lawman," "Sweet Revenge," and the instrumental showcase "Sharpshooter" demonstrate the band's command of arrangement and dynamics, moving between crushing riffs and moments of genuine musicianship. "Stone Dead Forever" exemplifies their ability to marry punk's raw economy with heavy metal's power, while "Poison" offers some of the album's most seductive, sliding guitar work. Throughout, the production captures the band's live intensity without sacrificing clarity—a crucial balance that lesser recordings miss.

This 2025 reissue arrives as a limited edition pressing with picture labels and distinctive colored vinyl, housed in a single pocket sleeve with a 12" x 24" poster. The packaging restores visual elements from the original release while the vinyl's material composition brings the album's heavy, propulsive sound into sharp focus on the turntable.

Tracklist:

A1. Dead Men Tell No Tales (3:05)
A2. Lawman (3:57)
A3. Sweet Revenge (4:13)
A4. Sharpshooter (3:17)
A5. Poison (2:55)
B1. Stone Dead Forever (4:56)
B2. All The Aces (3:26)
B3. Step Down (3:42)
B4. Talking Head (3:43)
B5. Bomber (3:43)