Band: Motörhead Disc: Another perfect day Country: England Year: 1983 Genre: Heavy metal 1- Back at the funny farm 2- Shine 3- Dancing o. .

Motörhead Another Perfect Day full album 44:15. Motörhead - one track mind 4:33. Motörhead - Back at the Funny Farm 4:15.

Motorhead - Another Perfect Day (1983).

Ah, ‘Another Perfect Day’ you odd and glimmering beast, Motörhead’s strangest and most unique album. Another Perfect Day’ has all the drunken fury of Motörhead with a glowing melodic twist, complete with all sorts of shiny melodic twiddling from Robbo, ‘Another Perfect Day’ bursts forth with a vitality and vigour that was often missing in ‘Iron Fist’. Misunderstood and oft neglected, it was the ugly duckling of ‘head albums. Another Perfect Day’ sees Motörhead branching out into more melodic territory and in stunning fashion too. The title track is a weirdly beautiful song, with an almost delicate guitar intro. Using my acute sense of listening I can get a really strong ZZ Top vibe here.

Album Name Another Perfect Day. Type Album. Released date 04 June 1983. Labels Bronze Records Mercury Records. 6. Another Perfect Day. 7. Marching Off to War. 8. I Got Mine.

Another Perfect Day (Live at Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983). Hoochie Coochie Man (Live at Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983). 9. (Don't Need) Religion (Live at Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983). The Best of Motörhead. It was a whirlwind of wedding day activity. My friend Joe needed a song for the ride over to the church that would not only de-stress his bride-to-be, but also one that would psych him up for the most important day of his life. He tosses his iPod over to his best man (who is driving), points at him with a no-nonsense expression and says, "'Back at the Funny Farm.

Motörhead chronology. Another Perfect Day (1983). No Remorse is a compilation album by the band Motörhead, released 15 September 1984, covering their years under contract with Bronze Records and including four newly recorded tracks. This is the last album the band made for Bronze Records, and the first to feature the new and consistent line-up of Lemmy, Phil Campbell, Würzel, and the short lived involvement of Pete Gill on drums.

Another Perfect Day is, without a doubt, the most controversial Motörhead release, albeit the most misunderstood album in their discography. Released in 1983, the record finds Brian Robertson step into the guitar spot vacated by Clarke, marking a change for Motörhead that went far beyond the names on the roster. However, Robertson’s fluid, melodic style worked wonders here, creating an album dripping with heavy numbers and memorable guitar work, but more impressive is the sophisticated and melodic nature of the songs

Another Perfect Day (1983) by Motörhead. Labels: Bronze Records. Songs: Back At The Funny Farm, Shine, Dancing On Your Grave, Rock It, One Track Mind, Another Perfect Da.Members: Lemmy Kilmister, Brian Robertson, Philthy Taylor.