March or Die
Album by Motörhead
Released	August 14, 1992
Recorded	1992
Genre	Heavy metal
Length	46 min 40 sec
Label	Epic Records
Producer	Peter Solley
Professional reviews
All Music Guide (2/5) link
Motörhead Chronology
1916 (1991)	March or Die (1992)	Bastards (1993)

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Track listing

1. "Stand"
2. "Cat Scratch Fever"
3. "Bad Religion"
4. "Jack The Ripper"
5. "I Ain't No Nice Guy"
6. "Hellraiser"
7. "Asylum Choir"
8. "Too Good To Be True"
9. "You Better Run"
10. "Name In Vain"
11. "March Or Die"