"March or die" makes us regain Motörhead we had a little lost on "1916", the latter being somewhat lost in some boogie rock songs, ballads, or other more conventional pieces but not very inspired. A walk here but still the voice of Ozzy helps us to swallow the pill ("I is not no nice guy"). Otherwise, and except for a "March or die" rather questionable end, everything is pretty good and even more varied than usual. Indeed, we find a nice recovery ("Cat scratch fever" Ted Nugent "), a very well executed blues hard ... although modeled on a standard (" You better run "), a ballad so (already cited above), a title in mind the kind of rock in "All for you" ("Too good to be true"), a more traditional rock hard piece ("Hellraiser"), a "Stand" a more commercial hair the others are more in the tradition of Motörhead. Of course, "March or die" remains below the best but is honorable in place in the band's discography. An album can be a little underestimated when it was released, making replay today still appreciable.
My favorite songs: "Bad religion", "You better run".
