Overkill is Motörhead's second studio album, and it arrived in March 1979 as the band's first release on Bronze Records. It follows their self-titled debut of 1977 and sits just ahead of Bomber, which came out later the same year, so it belongs to a remarkably quick run of records that set the band's course.

It has earned a lasting reputation in heavy music. Kerrang! placed it at number 46 in its list of the 100 greatest heavy metal albums, and the American thrash band Overkill took their name from it. If you want to hear Motörhead as they hardened into their fast, forceful style before the success of Ace of Spades in 1980, this is a fine place to start.

Overkill: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 35:00

Tracklist

  1. 1OverkillClarke, Kilmister, Taylor5:14
  2. 2Stay CleanClarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:43
  3. 3(I Won't) Pay Your PriceClarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:57
  4. 4I'll Be Your SisterClarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:54
  5. 5CapricornClarke, Kilmister, Taylor4:12
  6. 6No ClassClarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:42
  7. 7Damage CaseClarke, Farren, Kilmister, Taylor3:04
  8. 8Tear Ya DownClarke, Kilmister, Taylor2:42
  9. 9MetropolisClarke, Kilmister, Taylor3:37
  10. 10Limb From LimbClarke, Kilmister, Taylor4:54
Produced by
Jimmy Miller, Neil Richmond
Recorded at
Roundhouse Studios, Sound Development Studios, Wessex Sound Studios, Roundhouse, London, Sound Development, London
Recorded
December 1978 – January 1979
Engineered by
Trevor Hallesy, Ashley Howe, Neil Richmond
Label
Bronze
Length
35:00

Line-up

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

Singles

  • “Overkill” · 16 February 1979
  • “No Class” · 15 June 1979

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 197924
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20199
French Albums (SNEP) · 197917
UK Independent Albums · 201925
German Albums · 202560
Scottish Albums · 201973
Swiss Albums · 202577
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 2019168

Certifications

RegionCertification
United Kingdom · 1981Silver

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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 1979-03-16; musicbrainz + wikidata 1979-03-24 (8 days apart, likely another territory)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz24 March 1979
Wikipedia infobox16 March 1979
Wikidata24 March 1979
UK / Europe release24 March 1979earliest UK or European date
28 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWSanctuary Records4050538804935other
1979DEBronzeother
1979ITBronzeother
24 March 1979GBBronzeoriginal
1987DEBronzeother
July 1987GBLegacy Records5013858301125other
1988GBEMI0077779426522other
1988USProfileother
1988DEBronzeother
21 July 1989JPMetal Mania4988004013065other
1991XECastle Classics5017615617825other
1991USRoadracer Records016861922924other
1992DECastle Communications4010946508726other
1996USDojo Records600234303221other
10 March 1996GBEssential! Records5017615831023other
2000XECastle Music5050159110728other
2001USMetal-is Records060768521223other
2 September 2003USSilverline676628818992other
2004GBSanctuary Midline5050749203922other
28 June 2004GBSanctuary Midline5050749203922other
2005USSilverline676628455029deluxe
15 November 2005USSanctuary Records060768640726deluxe
25 July 2007JPBMG Japan4988017650158other
17 November 2008XESanctuary Records602517855366other
8 August 2013XW—5414939491177deluxe
8 August 2013XWSanctuary Records5414939542572other
25 October 2019XESanctuary Records4050538462470other
18 March 2022XWSanctuary Records4050538788914deluxe
Cover art sources

coverartarchive · native: native 4000x4000, downscaled to 3000

SourceSizeVerdict
coverartarchive ✓4000×4000native: native 4000x4000, downscaled to 3000
itunes3000×3000native
deezer1200×1200upscaled
fanarttv1000×1000upscaled