Ben tant qu'à faire, si ça peut rapporter des sous en plus, donc l'album ressort le 14/11 chez SPV avec un DVD bonus dont le contenu vient du dernier DVD sorti récemment pour les 30 ans du groupe :

Inferno CD TRACKLISTING:
1) Terminal Show (3:47)
2) Killers (4:16)
3) In The Name Of The Tragedy (3:05)
4) Suicide (5:09)
5) Life’s A Bitch (4:15)
6) Down On Me (4:14)
7) In The Black (4:33)
8) Fight (3:44)
9) Year Of The Wolf (4:19)
10) Keys To The Kingdom (4:48)
11) Smiling Like A Killer (2:46)
12) Whorehouse Blues (3:52)

Content of Bonus-DVD:


1. Live Performance recorded at the Hammersmith 30th anniversary show 2005

Tracklisting:

Killers
Love For Sale
Tragedy
Road Crew
Whore House Blues
Bomber

2. Videos

- Whorehouse Blues (Clip)
- Making of Whorehouse Blues

3. Bonus Feature

- 45 Min. Doku „30 Years: Born to lose – Live to win“ inkl. Interviews mit Lemmy, Phil Campbell, Mikkey Dee, Philthy “Animal” Taylor, Fast Eddie Clarke, Joe Petagno

Et il y a une tournée européenne derrière sans date en France bien sur

Ils font chier avec leur "re-sortie" d'albums. A noter que le digipack de Inferno avait déjà un DVD bonus avec une interview du groupe et quelques scènes de studio, et deux ou trois titres (live + clip).
Donc si on est fan on achète le disque trois fois ? Le digi, le cristal, la resortie ?
Sans moi.

Je ne l'ai pas encore acheté ce Inferno (car jamais trouvé à un prix raisonnable), c'est p-e l'occasion !

C'est surtout l'occasion pour le trouver en occasion.

pareil pour moi, ça sert parfois ces réeditions de merde

Idem

Motorhead / Maiden même combat ?
Celui de nous faire ouvrir le porttefeuille un peu plus fort qu'avant ?

Hum, je précise qu'ayant le dvd Stage Fright, il n'y a pas Love For Sale, (We Are) The Road Crew ni Bomber, donc le dvd bonus de cette réédition m'intéresse un peu quand même.
(mais bon, avoir un album en double, c'est moyen, donc je l'achèterai pas)

La différence c'est que la plupart des "produits" Motörhead qui sortent ne sont pas "visés" par le groupe qui n'est parfois pas au courant de certaines sorties. Bon ce n'est évidemment pas le cas de cette réédition et des récents DVD.
Maiden par contre a le contrôle de quasiment tout ce qu'il a produit pendant sa carrière (à l'exception des premières maquettes je crois si mes souvenirs du DVD Early years sont bons).

Et devinez quoi ? Sanctuary ose ressortir une nouvelle édition de 5 albums de groupe pour féter les 30 ans !! ça fera qu’une édition de plus ma foi :

In celebration of three decades of one of the most underrated, influential and downright noisy bands to ever walk the face of the planet, Sanctuary Records will be issuing commemorative, 30th anniversary editions of some of MOTÖRHEAD's most important and memorable albums, as well as a collection of BBC archive recordings and vintage performances from the '70s and '80s. "Overkill", "Bomber", "Ace of Spades", "Iron Fist" and "No Remorse" have all been faithfully restored and enhanced for the momentous occasion.

Debuting in 1976 after Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister was unceremoniously ejected from the space-rock band HAWKWIND, MOTÖRHEAD was certainly something "different." "Different" in a good way, of course. The band invented a musical genre known, appropriately enough, as "speed metal." Fast, crude, in-your-face and abrasive as hell, there had never been anything else quite like MOTÖRHEAD.

With the release of "Overkill" in 1979, MOTÖRHEAD introduced the lineup that would create some of the most important hard music albums ever written: Lemmy on bass and grinding vocal duties, "Fast" Eddie Clarke on guitar and "Philthy" Phil Taylor on drums. It seems only fitting that the first album to feature this legendary unit should receive the deluxe edition treatment. Such memorable tracks as "Overkill", "Stay Clean", "Damage Case" and "Tear Ya Down" are given a high-profile presentation, while a second disc of bonus tracks, including b-sides and BBC radio performances makes this release worth having.

"Bomber", MOTÖRHEAD's second 1979 release and the album made famous by the unique "bomber" shaped lighting rig that highlighted the accompanying tour, features such awesome songs as "Bomber" and "Stone Dead Forever", as well as a bonus disc featuring b-sides, alternate versions of album tracks, and the "Golden Years" EP.

1980's "Ace of Spades" again features fully re-mastered takes of the entire original album, including the seminal title track, perhaps MOTÖRHEAD's most well-known anthem, as well as multiple alternate versions of many of the album's standout tracks and BBC radio session outtakes.

"Iron Fist", originally released in 1982, features a bonus disc with a full live set performed in 1982 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto.

"No Remorse", a "best-of" collection originally released in 1984, now features bonus tracks "Under The Knife", "Masterplan" and two tracks, "No Class" and "Stand By Your Man", with guest vocals by shock rock icon Wendy O'Williams. Finally, the BBC Live & In-Session features two discs comprising five unique BBC recording sessions of MOTÖRHEAD classics recorded between 1978 and 1986.

The 30th anniversary editions of"Overkill", "Bomber", "Ace of Spades", "Iron Fist" and "No Remorse" are scheduled for release on November 11 via Sanctuary.