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Over the Top: The Rarities

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Over the Top: The Rarities is a compilation from Motörhead, released on 26 September 2000. It gathers rare alternative recordings of songs from across the band's history, rather than offering a straightforward run of the familiar versions.

It arrived in the same year as the studio album We Are Motörhead, and it suits listeners who already know the main records and want to hear how some of these songs sounded in other forms. Castle Music handled the release, and it sits among the band's compilations as a collector's companion to their regular catalogue.

Over the Top: The Rarities: tracklist and credits

12 tracks · 36:46

Tracklist

  1. 1Tear Ya Down (instrumental version)Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:39
  2. 2Louie Louie (alternate version)Richard Berry2:54
  3. 3Over the TopClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:21
  4. 4Please Don’t TouchFrederick Heath and Guy Robinson2:49
  5. 5EmergencyDufort, Johnson, McAuliffe, Williams3:00
  6. 6Over the Top (alternate version)Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:04
  7. 7CapricornClarke, Kilmister, Taylor4:54
  8. 8Train Kept‐A‐Rollin’Bradshaw, Kay, Mann2:44
  9. 9(Don’t Let ’Em) Grind Ya Down (alternate version)Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:08
  10. 10Lemmy Goes to the Pub (alt version of Heart of Stone)Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:01
  11. 11Same Old Song I’m Gone (alt version of Remember Me, I’m Gone)Clarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:20
  12. 12Don’t Need ReligionClarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:52
Produced by
Neil Richmond, Jimmy Miller, Vic Maile
Recorded at
Wessex Sound Studios, Olympic Studios, Roundhouse Studios, O₂ City Hall Newcastle, O2 Apollo Manchester
Recorded
1978 – June 1983
Engineered by
Neil Richmond, Trevor Hallesy
Label
Castle Music
Length
36:46

Line-up

  • Eddie Clarke · electric guitar, guitar, lead vocals
  • Lemmy Kilmister · electric bass guitar, bass guitar, lead vocals, background vocals
  • Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Denise Dufort · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Kelly Johnson · guitar, lead vocals · guest
  • Kim McAuliffe · guitar · guest
  • Enid Williams · bass guitar · guest

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MusicBrainz26 September 2000
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2 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
26 September 2000USCastle Music602923668529original
26 September 2000USCastle Music5050159117628original
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