Best Songs from Motorhead's Inferno

Inferno is the 17th studio album by the band Motörhead. It was recorded at NRG Studios, Paramount Studios, and Maple Studios, and was released on June 22, 2004.

Inferno was Motörhead's first album produced by Cameron Webb.

The band admitted that they made Inferno the same way they made all their other albums: at the last minute, by renting a big rehearsal room in Los Angeles and writing songs for about six weeks. After a one-week break, they recorded the tracks while they were still fresh.

Genres: Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Country Blues (Song: "Whorehouse Blues")

Personnel:
Adapted from the Inferno liner notes.

Lemmy - lead vocals, bass, acoustic rhythm guitar, and harmonica on "Whorehouse Blues"
Phil Campbell - lead guitar, acoustic lead guitar on "Whorehouse Blues"
Mikkey Dee - drums, acoustic rhythm guitar on "Whorehouse Blues"

Guest musicians:
Steve Vai - lead guitar on "Terminal Show", guitar solo on "Down on Me"
Curtis Mathewson - strings on "Keys to the Kingdom"

Production:
Cameron Webb - producer, mixing, engineer
Bob Koszela - assistant engineer
Sergio Chavez - assistant engineer
Chris Rakestraw - assistant engineer
Kevin Bartley - mastering
Steffan Chizari - creative design
Mark Abramson - art direction, design
Robert John - group photography
Shawn Bathe - in-studio photography
Lemmy - sketches, handwritten lyrics
Joe Petagno - Snaggletooth, album cover

1. Smiling Like a Killer

2. In the Name of Tragedy

3. Whorehouse Blues

   

4. Life's a Bitch

5. Keys to the Kingdom

6. Down on Me

7. Terminal Show

8. Killers

9. In the Year of the Wolf

10. Fight

The Contenders

11. In the Black

12. Suicide