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Disc: 1

1	Back At The Funny Farm
2	Shine
3	Dancing On Your Grave
4	Rock It Album Version
5	One Track Mind Album Version
6	Another Perfect Day Album Version
7	Marching Off To War Album Version
8	I Got Mine
9	Tales Of Glory
10	Die You Bastard Album Version
11	Turn You Round Again Album Version

Disc: 2

1	Back At The Funny Farm Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
2	Tales Of Glory Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
3	Heart Of Stone Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
4	Shoot You In The Back Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
5	Marching Off To War Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
6	Iron Horse Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
7	Another Perfect Day Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
8	Hoochie Coochie Man Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
9	(Don't Need) Religion Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
10	One Track Mind Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
11	Go To Hell Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
12	America Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
13	Shine Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
14	Dancing On Your Grave Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
15	Rock It Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
16	I Got Mine Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
17	Bite The Bullet Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983
18	The Chase Is Better Than The Catch Live At Manchester Apollo 10th June 1983

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How would Lemmy and co. Survive the exit of guitar wiz "Fast" Eddie Clarke? Just fine, as this 1983 LP became the only Motörhead LP featuring ex-Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian "Robbo" Robertson. The band roared as ferociously as ever on Back at the Funny Farm; Shine; Dancing on Your Grave; Rock It; I Got Mine, and more songs that helped 'em hit the U.S. pop-album charts for just the second time. This edition adds the B-side Turn You Round Again and a 1983 concert at the Manchester Apollo: the aforementioned songs plus Go to Hell; Bite the Bullet; Iron Horse; America, and more!

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.63 x 5.39 x 0.39 inches; 3.95 Ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Sanctuary
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2015
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ August 19, 2010
Label ‏ : ‎ Sanctuary
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B003ZDCMMI
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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Shaun

Radio-friendly Motörhead

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2020

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Another Perfect Day does not present the classic Motörhead sound by any stretch, and, in my opinion, that's precisely what makes it a good album. Motörhead were a band that never changed their style, musically, in over 40 years; however, Another Perfect Day stands alone as the exception. With the addition of Thin Lizzy's Brian "Robbo" Robertson, who briefly replaced Fast Eddie Clarke on lead guitar at the time, Motörhead acquired a more 'radio-friendly' sound than on any album made before or after. It's a very clear departure from the aggressive, in-your-face metal they were famous for (which is why many hated it at the time of its release), and though Lemmy is just as fierce here as he always was, it's the only album that shows a slightly 'softer' side of Motörhead (if you can believe that's even possible).

This particular edition of the album comes with a second CD, a live recording of the band in Manchester, UK in 1983. It's a great recording, and proves, once again, that Motörhead sounded just as brilliant live as they did on studio albums.

So although it's not as heavy or as raw as most other Motörhead albums, I think many people now have a greater appreciation for Another Perfect Day in retrospect. It is certainly a unique album and it's worth getting for that reason alone.

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Motorhead - 'Another Perfect Day' (Sanctuary) Deluxe 2-CD

Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2018

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Originally released in 1983, as this was Motorhead's first lp without guitarist Fast Eddie Clark. I know that I have a 3-star review of this CD here on Amazon (see my review). Although I have to admit that 'Another Perfect Day' was the Motorhead title I've listened to the least - this 2-CD reissue definitely makes this piece more of a should-own. I have heard Lemmy during live sets - before playing a track off this disc - comment that 'Another Perfect Day' was the lp that no one bothered to purchase. Disc two is a previously unreleased live show from the Apollo in Manchester, UK recorded on June 19, 1983. Good to hear this lengthy (for it's time) Motorhead live show as I thoroughly dug "Back At The Funny Farm", the total ass-kicking "Heart OF Stone", "Marching Off To War", "Iron Horse" "(Don't Need ) Religion", the rocking "One Track Mind", "Rock It" and "The Chase Is Better Than The Catch". Obviously, this bonus CD is better than the Motorhead 'King Biscuit Flower Hour' disc from that same tour. Very nice expanded reissue, indeed.

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Now THIS Is A Classic!

Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2013

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I grew up in a redneck town where nobody listened to heavy metal. Back in high school, it was Top 40 radio all the way.

I went to a friend's house one day to listen to his Iron Maiden albums and commiserate over how nobody within a 50 mile radius loved metal like we did. He had just picked up a copy of "Another Perfect Day" on vinyl. I had never heard of Motorhead before, and I remember the first time I picked up the album. I was taken with the crazy cover art and the hilarious cartoon on the inner album sleeve. My friend let me borrow the album so I could check it out.

I placed the album on the spinner, put the needle down, and my life has never been the same.

This is a fantastic album. Brian Robertson gives Motorhead a melodic groove that I never get sick of hearing.

Over time, I learned that lots of old school Motorhead fans from the Fast Eddie era hated this album. I didn't understand why at the time, but as I explored Motorhead's back catalogue I began to understand why. This album stands apart from every album Motorhead has done before or since. Robbo's guitar gives this album a musical complexity that Motorhead has never duplicated. I know that Robbo's style would never have worked long-term with Lemmy's aggressive playing. However, the creative tension produced this classic album that is perfect in every way.

Don't get me wrong....I LOVE the classic line up with Fast Eddie, and I think "Bomber" is my favorite album from that era. I kind of run hot/cold over the stuff they've recorded with Phil Campbell. Motorhead have had a long and productive run with Campbell, but they seem to have lost their unique ability to incorporate catchy melodies into heavy metal. Of course, that's just my subjective opinion.

Buy this album and enjoy it. It's a masterpiece.

P.S. My aforementioned friend also had a copy of Iron Maiden's "Soundhouse Tapes" on the original vinyl pressing. I don't know whatever happened to it, but it's worth a lot of money today!

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BJS777

Robbo's MotorLizzy

Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2017

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This is a very strong Motorhead album from 1983, following a string of classic albums. This is also the least Motorhead-sounding albums of Motorhead's long career. This is due to the departure of Fast Eddie Clarke on guitar. His replacement, Brian Robertson, recently departed from Thin Lizzy, totally changed the signature sound of this grimey trio. They no longer sounded like a hard core, outlaw motorcycle gang, and began to sound more like a bluesy, hard rockin' jam band. It really does sound like the bastard child of Thin Lizzy and Motorhead. If you like these bands, you'll more than likely dig Another Perfect Day.
This incarnation would not last long. Motorhead was right back to add kicking basics on 86's Orgasmatron....

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Michael A. Nelson

Underrated album that rocks

Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2019

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This was guitarist Brian Robertson's only album with the band, apparently he didn't fit in image wise. He was in Thin Lizzy and he makes Motorhead sounds as commercial as they ever came. Not a bad thing, Lemmy is still in fine form and the songs still kick ass. It's just that Shine and Dancing on Your Grave could be pop hits if someone else played them. The title track is a favorite, also One Track Mind, I Got Mine (a love song?), really not a bad track here. This release includes a second CD of a concert from the tour in 83. Lemmy sounds a bit horse but good stuff all around. Well worth the price.

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john F'n doe

the one and only motorhead album i truly hate

Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2019

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when motorhead hired Brian Robertson the fed up this guy realy had no place in motorhead andfd the music for this cd was weak and in 30+ years not one song grew on my If you like this era of motorhead the live cd is much better than the album even if brian played on it.I'd only buy it for the live cd! but the Another Perfect Day album is a dudd!!

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Aesir Inks

A Joker in the pack

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 16, 2019

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In the days of my youth I was told what it means to be a Motörhead fan. Now I’ve reached that age I need to buy old CD’s to remember things the best that I can. (apologies Robert Plant).
My original reaction to this album makes me think that I’m very likely somewhere on the autistic spectrum.
In 1979 I was a Motörhead fan through and through. Lemmy, Philthy Phil and Fast Eddie Clarke had the air of pirate, biker, agents of chaos. They would definitely steal your girlfriend and your stash but (if lucky), they might give you a tin of beer by way of recompense. They were the new tough kids on the block and they certainly didn’t live in castles or wear silk blouses (as far as I am aware). Motörhead were pure, hard, loud, rock and roll. By the release of ‘Another Perfect Day’
I had seen Motörhead live at least three times and possessed every album, single, 12 inch single and T-shirt that I could lay my hands on.
Unfortunately I LOATHED Another Perfect Day at the time of its release. It offended my easily offended young musical sensibilities (such as I thought that I possessed).
I had loved Brian ‘Robbo’ Robertson’s epic guitar slinging with Thin Lizzy but felt that he was simply a bad fit for Motörhead. (The phased guitar, boiler suits and bandanas did nothing to help). I even saw this lineup supporting Black Sabbath in Dublin (Aug 83). Eddie was gone, Ian Gillan was singing with Sabbath ffs, Ronald Reagan was going to blow up the world and I still thought that Ben Elton was funny. My youth was fading into my cynical 20’s.
Well, how wrong can one be? Giving ‘Another Perfect Day’ a fair listening to today (being much older and hopefully wiser) it ROCKS! Yes, it was a departure from what was safe and familiar and it is a great pity that Robertson seemed less than fully invested in the band - but inevitably, with Eddie gone, it HAD to happen for Motörhead to survive and evolve. A second album with this lineup could have been spectacular. Unfortunately it wasn’t to be.
‘Another Perfect Day’ is a great album . It’s loud, it’s musical, it’s Motörhead. Perhaps I should have spent less time drinking beer and sticking my head into bass bins at rock concerts and more time actually listening to the music.
The live disc, a gig from Manchester in 83 is superb.
Worth every penny and definitely worthy of multiple plays.

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Lord Baal

Volatile new band lineup produces one stand out album before self destructing

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 20, 2016

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OK so I don't fit the standard Motörhead fan stereotype, I've got plenty of Lemmy CDs but they're mainly Hawkwind. I love Overkill but never saw the need to build a collection. I like Motörhead, but I don't love them. It was only by chance I discovered the Brian Robertson story so decided to listen and I'm glad I did. I know that there are still purist Motörhead fans thoroughly pissed off at Robbos guitar histrionics but to somebody without the preconceptions or need to have exactly the same sound reproduced ad infinitum it's really refreshing and rather good. It's a pity that the Lemmy Robbo mix was so volatile as I think they could have produced more excellent work. I suppose when you get two talented but radically different guys with two clear distinct ideas as to where they want to be neither willing to compromise their vision, major league bust ups are inevitable. Sad thing is that from the assorted books and interviews a thoroughly miserable time was had by all involved in producing it and with the initial negative reaction from fans there was little reason to persevere.

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Ricky

another perfect day

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 26, 2019

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After Fast Eddie left they had to try a different sound and took the opportunity to try Robbo. It worked, in the main part. His different approach to the sound was refreshing and there were some good songs, but somehow it all seemed pre-destined not to last. Like another reviewer said, another album with the same line-up could have been a truly beautiful thing. APD works brilliantly in parts and is well worth a listen. The live album from the same period is good, too - and I'm no great fan of live albums

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Another perfect album.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 28, 2019

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Possibly the most underrated Motörhead album ever, also Dee Sniders favourite (ask him). Lemmy's bass thunders under Phil Campbells soaring guitar, to bring possibly the most delicate sound a band so loud can produce. The vinyl is high quality and dusts off well, so nuances, and the random mutterings that don't get edited out are clear as the day they were recorded. Preordered rereleased, happy as a happy thing.

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PDonners

Vinyl sound quality - Not as good as the original

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 3, 2019

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I bought this on vinyl as my original is scratched and being nearly 40 years old I wanted a substitute record. After comparing the sound quality side by side this really isn't as crisp or clear as the original recording. The sleeve is a low quality photocopy and the inner sleeve blank with the cartoons and lyrics on a separate sheet. The bronze label is a straight copy and even without the original to compare it too you can tell it's poorer quality all round. However it isn't terrible and the dull sound can be cleaned up a bit with a decent graphic equaliser. Shame about the price as it's not worth the money in my opinion. It'll save my new stylus though!

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