Motorhead - What's Words Worth? - LP

Limited Red Lobster-Colored Vinyl

Continuing the reissue program of Motörhead's Chiswick recordings, What's Words Worth? is a live album captured on 18 February 1978 at a benefit organized by Wilko Johnson to help preserve William Wordsworth manuscripts. The Rolling Stones mobile studio, on hand to record labelmates the Count Bishops, also caught Motörhead's set — billed for contractual reasons as Iron Fist & the Hordes From Hell. Includes an illustrated inner sleeve with notes by Chiswick boss Ted Carroll.

Features

• Limited red lobster-colored vinyl
• Live recording, 18 February 1978
• Illustrated inner sleeve with notes by Ted Carroll
• Label: Chiswick

Track Listing

1. The Watcher
2. Iron Horse/Born to Lose
3. On Parole
4. White Line Fever
5. Keep Us on the Road
6. Leaving Here
7. I'm Your Witchdoctor
8. The Train Kept A-Rollin'
9. City Kids