A record that can only beg the question of what sort of person, at this late stage, is going to sit down in the comfort of their own home and, of their own volition, listen to a double-length live album by Motorhead. It seems reasonable to assume that a disproportionate percentage of them will be given to drinking. Copiously. That said, those who are so inclined will find much to enjoy on Everything Louder Than Everything Else--a maxim which, to judge by the abrasively trebly sound quality, is pinned nightly to Motorhead's mixing desk. It contains all the hits that might be expected--"Ace Of Spades", "Killed By Death", and so on--as well as plenty of interminable guitar duels and Lemmy's inimitable vocals, which sound, as ever, something like Godzilla burping. --Andrew Mueller