A couple of off the beaten path items from the Motorhead catalog.
Golden Years is a live EP; St Valentine's Day Massacre is an EP of
Motorhead collaborating with label mates Girlschool.
THE GOLDEN YEARS
Bronze Records (UK)
12 BRO D2
Released: April 1980
(The EP was issued in 7" and 12" versions. this is the 12".)
Side A
Leaving Here............................2:44
Stone Dead Forever.................5:54
Side B
Dead Men Tell No Tales..........2:33
Too Late Too Late...................3:04
ST. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE
Bronze Records (UK)
BROX 116
Released February 1, 1981
10" format
Side A
Please Don't Touch................2:50
Side B
Bomber....................................3:30
Emergency..............................3:03
Some interesting stuff here. The Golden Years is, well, live Motorhead, about what you'd expect. St. Valentine's Day Massacre came out of an idea from Girlschool's producer that the two acts should record a single together. Motorhead's dummer was, at the time, recovering from injuries, so all the drumming here is by
Denise Dufort, Girlschool's drummer.
Going by the credits in the Wikipedia article, "Bomber" is straight Girlschool, "Emergency" is Motorhead with Grilschool's drummer, and "Please Don't Touch"involves everyone.
Made with:
Sansui P-D10 analog turntable
BBE preamp
Audacity
Paint.net
Corel Videostudio X9
IPhone 6 (I forget to include this -- I take the album pictures with it)
Audials 2016
The visuals are some videos I found of various extreme sports -- fitting for high-energy music like this.