Motorhead - Inferno - LP desc-restyled 3 in C minor

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Motorhead - Inferno - LP desc-restyled 3 in C minorVinyl LP Inferno is the 17th album by Motrhead, originally released on June 22nd, 2004. The first of many Motrhead albums produced by Cameron Webb, it became the band's heaviest record in years hailed as their best in a decade closing with the country blues departure "Whorehouse Blues," featuring Lemmy on harmonica. Features Vinyl LP Track Listing Side One: Terminal Show Killers In the Name of Tragedy Side Two: Suicide Life's a Bitch Down on Me Side