Bomber is the third studio album by the English band Motörhead, released in October 1979 on Bronze Records, their second record for the label. It came out the same year as Overkill and just before Ace of Spades, so it sits in a busy stretch for the band, as their blend of heavy metal, hard rock and rock and roll headed into the 1980s.

Bomber: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 36:57

Tracklist

  1. 1Dead Men Tell No TalesClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:05
  2. 2LawmanClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:56
  3. 3Sweet RevengeClarke, Kilmister, Taylor4:14
  4. 4SharpshooterClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:18
  5. 5PoisonClarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:54
  6. 6Stone Dead ForeverClarke, Kilmister, Taylor4:57
  7. 7All the AcesClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:26
  8. 8Step DownClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:43
  9. 9Talking HeadClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:43
  10. 10BomberClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:41
Produced by
Jimmy Miller
Recorded at
Olympic Studios, Roundhouse Studios, Roundhouse, London, Olympic, London
Recorded
7 July – 31 August 1979
Engineered by
Trevor Hallesy
Label
Bronze
Length
36:57

Line-up

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

Singles

  • “Bomber” · November 1979

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 1979–8012
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 2019–218
UK Independent Albums · 2019–2123
Scottish Albums · 2019–2165
German Albums · 202597

Certifications

RegionCertification
United Kingdom · 1980Silver

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 1979-10-12; musicbrainz + wikidata 1979-10-27 (15 days apart, likely another territory)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz27 October 1979
Wikipedia infobox12 October 1979
Wikidata27 October 1979
UK / Europe release27 October 1979earliest UK or European date
29 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XEEssential! Records5017615831122other
1979NLBronzeother
1979DEBronzeother
27 October 1979GBBronzeoriginal
1987DEBronze4007192510139other
July 1987GBLegacy Records5013858301224other
1988USProfile015151324219other
1988USProfileother
21 November 1989JPTeichiku Records4988004015571other
1991USRoadracer Records016861922825other
1991GBCastle Classics5017615622720other
1992DECastle Communications4010946508825other
1996USDojo Records600234303122other
12 August 1996GBEssential! Records5017615831122other
1999USCastle Music602923650920other
2000XECastle Music5050159110827other
11 September 2001USMetal-is Records060768521025other
2004GBSanctuary Midline5050749204028other
2005XESanctuary Records602517855427deluxe
13 June 2005GBSanctuary Midlineother
27 September 2005USSanctuary Records060768640221deluxe
25 July 2007JPBMG Japan4988017650165other
29 September 2008GBBack on Black803341233768other
8 August 2013XWSanctuary Records5414939542671other
7 September 2013—BMGdeluxe
2015XESanctuary Records5414939641015other
12 May 2018XWSanctuary Records5414939491276deluxe
25 October 2019XEBMG4050538462388other
2022XWSanctuary Records4050538788938deluxe
Cover art sources

itunes · native: native 3000x3000

SourceSizeVerdict
itunes ✓3000×3000native: native 3000x3000
deezer1200×1200upscaled
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled
coverartarchive500×497upscaled