Motorhead
Motorhead Live Performance of Back At The Funny Farm at Manchester Apollo
In the summer of 1983, Motörhead was riding a wave of momentum with their recent album, 'Another Perfect Day,' released just weeks prior in May. This period marked a transitional phase for the band, as they experimented with different musical styles while still keeping their trademark rock and metal edge. The live performance at Manchester Apollo showcases their raw energy and grit, perfectly capturing the spirit of the early '80s metal scene. Interestingly, this concert featured the band’s first recorded live performance with guitarist Brian Robertson, who was brought in to add a fresh dynamic after their earlier guitarist had left. This particular show at the famed Manchester venue also underscores their reputation for electrifying live shows, solidifying Motörhead’s status as relentless pioneers of heavy metal.