The Wörld Is Yours is Motörhead's twentieth studio album, coming after Motörizer (2008) and before Aftershock (2013). It first appeared on 14 December 2010 as an exclusive edition, with the standard release following on 17 January 2011. Lemmy dedicated the record to Ronnie James Dio, who had died of cancer seven months earlier.

It also marked a change of home for the band. This was their first album for the German label UDR, with EMI handling distribution in most territories, and Motörhead Music returned to play a part in the production. For listeners who know the band mainly through their classic run of albums from 1977 to the early 1980s, it shows the group still working in heavy metal and hard rock, now with a fresh set of business partners behind them.

The Wörld Is Yours: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 39:14

Tracklist

  1. 1Born to LoseCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:01
  2. 2I Know How to DieCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:20
  3. 3Get Back in LineCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:36
  4. 4Devils in My HeadCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:21
  5. 5Rock ’n’ Roll MusicCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:25
  6. 6Waiting for the SnakeCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:42
  7. 7Brotherhood of ManCampbell, Dee, Kilmister5:16
  8. 8OutlawCampbell, Dee, Kilmister3:31
  9. 9I Know What You NeedCampbell, Dee, Kilmister2:58
  10. 10Bye Bye Bitch Bye ByeCampbell, Dee, Kilmister4:04
Produced by
Cameron Webb
Recorded at
Long Wave Recording Studio, Maple Studios (Santa Ana, California), NRG Studios (Hollywood, California), Sage and Sound Studios (Hollywood, California)
Recorded
2010
Mixed by
Cameron Webb
Mixed at
Sarm West Studios
Engineered by
Sergio Chavez, Cameron Webb, Romesh Dodangoda
Label
UDR
Length
39:14

Line-up

  • Phil Campbell · guitar
  • Mikkey Dee · drums (drum set)
  • Lemmy Kilmister · bass guitar, vocals

Singles

  • “Get Back in Line” · 5 December 2010

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 201045
US Billboard 200 · 201094
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20101
US Hard Rock · 20104
US Tastemaker · 20105
US Independent Albums · 201012
Finnish Albums · 201015
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 201024
Swedish Albums · 201024
Swiss Albums · 201024
All 19 charts
US Top Rock Albums · 201024
German Albums · 201025
Austrian Albums · 201034
Norwegian Albums · 201040
Scottish Albums · 201042
Greek Albums · 201046
Spanish Albums · 201087
French Albums · 201089
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 2010115

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How we know the release date wikipedia + musicbrainz + wikidata
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz14 December 2010
Wikipedia infobox14 December 2010
Wikidata14 December 2010
Deezer8 November 2010
Apple Music8 November 2010
UK / Europe release14 December 2010earliest UK or European date
10 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2010XEUDR5099907033322other
2010RUMotörhead Music4601250372501other
14 December 2010XEEMI5099994921816original
14 December 2010XEUDR5099994921823original
15 December 2010XEUDR5099994921724other
15 December 2010XEClassic Rockother
January 2011GBEMIother
8 February 2011USUDR5099907036422other
8 February 2011XWUDR5099909502055other
2014XEAlternative Distribution Alliance5099994921724other
Cover art sources

itunes · native: native 3000x3000

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