Motörhead: The World is Ours Volume 1

[McCrutchy]

Apparently, Motörhead's first live concert Blu-ray is coming...

I never got much into Motörhead, myself, but I like the tunes I've heard, and being a huge AC/DC fan, I'm willing to bet I will love seeing them live in lossless sound.

Also, I never realized that Lemmy now distributes through his own label Motörhead Music (via EMI, it would seem).

[Show spoiler]MOTÖRHEAD will release "The Wörld Is Ours Vol. 1 - Everywhere Further Than Everyplace Else" on November 14 via Motörhead Music / UDR / EMI.

"Around The Wörld Vol. 1" is a blistering DVD containing live footage, interviews and some of the finest moments from the band's 2011 world tour.

Mixed by the band's long-time producer Cameron Webb, "Around The Wörld Vol. 1" is stuffed with the classics Motörfans demand, from "Overkill" to "Ace Of Spades" to "Killed By Death" as well as some old gems like "Over The Top" and new favorites such as "I Know How To Die".

"Around The Wörld Vol. 1" gives you the complete set from the band's supreme performance in Chile at the Teatro Caupolican in Santiago on April 9, 2011, shot by Banger Films and Sam Dunn ("Iron Maiden Flight 666", "Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage"). The DVD continues with some tasty morsels from New York's Best Buy Theater and the Manchester Apollo.

"Around The Wörld Vol. 1" is a pure testament to the power, glory and sheer voltage of the finest rock 'n' roll played by real legends. Accept NO substitute! And yes, as you guessed, the DVD documentation will be continued next year…

"Around The Wörld Vol. 1" track listing:

[Show spoiler]Santiago, Chile (90-minute concert) + interview (9 minutes)

01. We Are Motörhead
02. Stay Clean
03. Get Back In Line
04. Metropolis
05. Over the Top
06. One Night Stand
07. Rock Out
08. The Thousand Names of God
09. I Got Mine
10. I Know How to Die
11. The Chase Is Better Than the Catch
12. In the Name of Tragedy
13. Just 'Cos You Got the Power
14. Going to Brazil
15. Killed by Death
16. Ace of Spades
17. Overkill

New York (20 minutes) + interview (23 minutes)

01. Rock Out
02. TheThousand Names of God
03. Killed By Death (feat. Doro and Todd Youth)

Manchester (25 minutes) + interview (12 min)

01. We Are Motörhead
02. Stay Clean
03. Be My Baby
04. Get Back In Line
05. I Know How to Die
06. Born to Raise Hell (feat. Michael Monroe)

"Around The Wörld Vol. 1" will be available in the following formats:

[Show spoiler]1. DVD + double audio CD (3-disc set)

* Digipack 8 panel / 24 page booklet / CD format for CD racking

* The DVD contains the full track listing as above plus 2 bonus audio CDs containing
the Santiago concert in full and the selected tracks from New York and Manchester

2. Blu-ray - Amaray box (single disc)

The Blu-ray contains the full track listing as above plus the following bonus
Material: "Get Back In Line" video clip (3:45), "I Know How To Die" video clip (4:00), "The Wörld Is Yours" EPK (23 minutes)

[Show spoiler]3. DVD - Amaray box (single disc)

The DVD contains the full track listing as above

4. Vinyl LP - Gatefold sleeve (double disc)

The vinyl album contains the full 90-minutes concert in Santiago, Chile at Teatro
Caupolican

5. Digital audio

The digital package contains full 90-minute concert in Santiago, Chile plus selected songs from the New York and Manchester concerts

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/bla...sitemID=164267

[pro-bassoonist]

I will definitely be adding this show to my library, though it won't be the French release.

Pro-B

[McCrutchy]

Now you can take your pick...

Motörhead: The World is Ours Volume 1 Blu-ray


Motörhead: The World is Ours Volume 1 Blu-ray


Motörhead: The World is Ours Volume 1 Blu-ray

[Lemmy Lugosi]

Awesome news. Day one purchase for me.....naturally.

[Lemmy Lugosi]

Originally Posted by Lemmy Lugosi

Awesome news. Day one purchase for me.....naturally.

Just a bit of FYI for you interested folks.....this blu is currently less than half of Amazon's price at Import CDs....here's the linkety-link-link-link:

http://www.importcds.com/Movies/1989609/Motorhead-Motorhead-The-World-Is-Ours,-Vol.-1-[Blu-Ray]-Blu-Ray

Mine has already shipped.

SUUUUHHHH-WEEEET!!!

[eiricd]

apparently - the main feature is black and white....

and while I appreciate a director's need to be creative and wanting to make it look different - I cannot grasp why someone would film a concert in black and white

so on that account alone - I'll pass on this. a shame, really

[HotRats]

Eye-wateringly expensive, containing no HD content (not even the DVDAs of Overkill and Ace Of Spades) and already a leading contender for ugliest box set of 2012. http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/cd/mo.../10353785.html

[Lemmy Lugosi]

Originally Posted by eiricd

apparently - the main feature is black and white....

and while I appreciate a director's need to be creative and wanting to make it look different - I cannot grasp why someone would film a concert in black and white

so on that account alone - I'll pass on this. a shame, really

Wow....I just watched this, and I can't believe you'd pass on it simply because it's in B&W....the picture is simply exquisite. In fact, it's reference quality. Too bad you're missing it.

Originally Posted by HotRats

Eye-wateringly expensive, containing no HD content (not even the DVDAs of Overkill and Ace Of Spades) and already a leading contender for ugliest box set of 2012. http://www.iwantoneofthose.com/cd/mo.../10353785.html

Yeah, but....that's not the release we're discussing here. Thank you, though.

But, as for the new Motorhead blu-ray The World Is Ours, it's most definitely worth the money if you have any interest whatsoever in the band.

Oh, and the extras, including footage from two other shows, are all in full color.

[mrr1]

Just picked this up while on my lunch break today.

Can't wait to rock out with this tonight.

[mrr1]

Originally Posted by Lemmy Lugosi

Wow....I just watched this, and I can't believe you'd pass on it simply because it's in B&W....the picture is simply exquisite. In fact, it's reference quality.

Indeed. In fact, I am pretty sure everything at the Motorhead show looked like it was in black and white when I saw them live last year.



Awesome disc!

Lemmy's moles in Hi-Def.