Overkill is the second studio album of the English rock group Motörhead released in March, 1979 on Bronze Records label.
Material presented on "Overkill" possesses just inhuman charge of energy capable to demolish walls and to put to flight army of poseurs. 10 absolutely uniform tracks which are sweeping away everything on the way - this disk is capable to load the listener with vital force for the week ahead. Polovina of songs with "Overkill" is considered lifetime classics of group for a long time. The header composition is the magnificent anthem in honor of heavy music and the mad speed (and a crazy ending) steadily brings public to a state of absolute ecstasy. Sound fighters of "Stay Clean" and "No Class" on favourite Lemmi anti-politichekuyu a subject also still enter a Set List practically of any concert of Motors. Though two more most hit songs - "Capricorn" and "Metropolis" allow to relax a little, they are stood at rather quiet speed, but at the same time all the same admire with the irrepressible power. In the shadow of these monsters the remained tracks are thoroughly almost forgotten, but each of them, in principle, does not concede to the more famous fellows at all. Especially there is a wish to allocate high-speed fighters of "Damage Case" and "Ill Be Your Sister", let and not bearing in themselves any deep meaning, but thoroughly taking down a roof. As a result, we receive the album, ideal for Motorhead, loading with such charge of the real hard rock that many modern groups need only to envy. "Overkill" is, in my opinion, the best operation of "motors" for all their history. The real masterpiece which has to be in a collection of any serious admirer of metal.