Another Perfect Day is Motörhead's sixth studio album, released in the UK and Europe on 4 June 1983. It followed Iron Fist from 1982 and was the band's last studio album for Bronze Records, though the material also lists Ariola as the label, so the safest framing is its place in the sequence before Orgasmatron.

Its big talking point is the line-up: lead guitarist Brian "Robbo" Robertson, best known for his work with Thin Lizzy, appears here and on no other Motörhead studio record. That one-off pairing makes it a curious chapter for anyone who knows the band through the harder-edged albums on either side.

Another Perfect Day: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 44:11

Tracklist

  1. 1Back at the Funny FarmKilmister, Robertson, Taylor4:13
  2. 2ShineKilmister, Robertson, Taylor3:12
  3. 3Dancing on Your GraveKilmister, Robertson, Taylor4:30
  4. 4Rock ItKilmister, Robertson, Taylor3:56
  5. 5One Track MindKilmister, Robertson, Taylor5:55
  6. 6Another Perfect DayKilmister, Robertson, Taylor5:30
  7. 7Marching Off to WarKilmister, Robertson, Taylor4:11
  8. 8I Got MineKilmister, Robertson, Taylor5:24
  9. 9Tales of GloryKilmister, Robertson, Taylor2:55
  10. 10Die You Bastard!Kilmister, Robertson, Taylor4:25
Produced by
Tony Platt
Recorded at
Eel Pie Studios, Olympic Studios, Olympic, London, Eel Pie, London
Recorded
February–March 1983
Mixed by
Tony Platt
Label
Ariola
Length
44:11

Line-up

  • Lemmy Kilmister · bass guitar, lead vocals
  • Brian Robertson · guitar
  • Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor · drums (drum set)

Singles

  • “I Got Mine” · May 1983
  • “Shine” · July 1983

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 198320
US Billboard 200 · 1983153
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20232
UK Independent Albums · 20239
Finnish Albums (The Official Finnish Charts) · 198317
Swedish Albums · 198318
Scottish Albums · 202322
German Albums · 202324
Austrian Albums · 202330
Dutch Albums · 198339
All 12 charts
Swiss Albums · 202339
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 198389

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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XEBMG602527488448deluxe
1983MXAriolaother
1983PTBronzeother
May 1983USBronze042281136511original
4 June 1983GBBronzeother
21 August 1989JPMetal Mania4988004013447other
1991DEBronze4007192554874other
1991GBCastle Classics5017615622522other
1991USRoadrunner Records016861912024other
21 May 1993JPBronze4988002275663other
1996USDojo Records600234303627other
1 September 1996GBEssential! Records5017615843828other
2000USCastle Music602923657127other
2004GBSanctuary Midline5050749206527other
6 March 2006GBSanctuary Midline5050749232823other
28 March 2006USSanctuary Records060768641723deluxe
25 July 2007JPBMG Japan4988017650202other
2010XEBMG602527488448deluxe
8 August 2013XWSanctuary Records5414939496172other
3 November 2023XWSanctuary Records4050538949391deluxe
3 November 2023XEBMG4050538852578other
3 November 2023XWSanctuary Records4050538852646deluxe
3 November 2023XESanctuary Records4050538852615deluxe
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