Motorhead

In the live recording "Tales of Glory Live in King Biscut 1983," Motörhead was riding high on the momentum from their seminal album, 'Iron Fist,' which had been released just a year prior in April 1982. This was a crucial period for the band, as they were solidifying their reputation as one of the driving forces in the heavy metal scene. What makes this performance particularly interesting is the raw energy captured at the King Biscuit venue, showcasing Lemmy's unmistakable voice and the band's relentless sound. During this time, fans would have been buzzing with excitement as Motörhead prepared to record their next studio album, 'Another Perfect Day,' which came out in 1983. The date of this performance, November 30, 1982, is a snapshot of the band at a pivotal moment, filled with passion and commitment to their craft.

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