"Bastards", one of the best albums by cult rockers Motörhead, is now available again on Golden Core Records: Anyone who thought the two Motörhead albums "1916" and "March Ör Die" were "too experimental" can breathe a sigh of relief: "Bastards" has - as announced by the band - turned out to be a corner more typical of Motörhead than the aforementioned predecessors, although fortunately Lemmy didn't let that stop him from including a first-class ballad on the new record with "Don't Let Daddy Kiss Me" and another very solemn number with "Lost In The Ozone".