darkSpyro

What it says on the tin. Me personally, my favorite band is Motörhead. Fronted by one of the Gods of Rock n' Roll/Metal Lemmy Kilmister, throughout their 40 year career, Motörhead have released some of the best metal to date. Throughout all of their lineup changes, Motörhead have remained their steadfast and heavy self. From their trinity in the 70's and 80's (Overkill-Bomber-Ace of Spades), to their 90's trinity (Bastards-Sacrifice-Overnight Sensation) to their 2000's trinity (Inferno-Kiss of Death-Motörizer) and everything in between, Motörhead have released 22 albums of bad ass. People have said that Motörhead doesn't release bad albums (though people's least favorite have changed to Another Perfect Day to March ör Die to Hammered over the years), I can't argue. I love every Motörhead album (even people's least favorite ones). One complaint that Motörhead have faced over the years is that they "sound the same". I'll show you some examples as to why they in fact do not sound the same.

Motorhead - I Ain't No Nice Guy (Accoustic Version)


Motorhead - One More ****ing Time - We are Motorhead (2000)


Motorhead - Whorehouse Blues - Inferno (2004)


Motorhead - God Was Never on Your Side - Kiss of Death (2006)


Motorhead - Lost Woman Blues - Aftershock (2013)


Motorhead - I Don't Believe a Word - Overnight Sensation (1996)


Anyway, I love Motörhead, and I wish people ventured out of the classic three albums of Overkill (1979), Bomber (1979) and Ace of Spades (1980).

Their discography:

Motörhead (1977) (punkier incarnation of Motorhead)
Overkill (1979) (classic)
Bomber (1979) (classic)
Ace of Spades (1980) (classic)
Iron Fist (1982) (people hated it on release but it's become a classic)
Another Perfect Day (1983) (same as Iron Fist)
Orgasmatron (1986) (seen as a comback album after 2 albums of "bad" according to critics, classic)
Rock 'n' Roll (1987) (underrated, but it has it's faults)
1916 (1991) (classic)
March ör Die (1992) (people don't like this album, has it's classics though)
Bastards (1993) (classic)
Sacrifice (1995) (classic)
Overnight Sensation (1996) (classic)
Snake Bite Love (1998) (underrated, people came around on this album after hating it initially)
We Are Motörhead (2000) (classic)
Hammered (2002) (I'm ambivilant on this album, like Lemmy was, has it's moments. Has Triple H's The Game on it [special edition/US versions])
Inferno (2004) (classic)
Kiss of Death (2006) (classic, but seen as slightly inferior to Inferno)
Motörizer (2008) (classic)
The Wörld Is Yours (2010) (kind of polarizing to Motorhead fans, has it's moments)
Aftershock (2013) (classic, seen as a better album than The Wörld is Yours)
Bad Magic (2015) (great album)

Alstroemeria Recorda and FELT because I'm a weeaboo

Motörhead is awesome BTW.

Ayreon
Judas Priest
The Sisters of Mercy
Alice Cooper
No More Kings
The B-52s

and a tonne more I can't currently recall.

Quote: Spyro Fanatic

Motörhead is awesome BTW.

Ayreon
Judas Priest
The Sisters of Mercy
Alice Cooper
No More Kings
The B-52s

and a tonne more I can't currently recall.

Sounds like my kind of guy.