Motorhead

On October 10, 1987, Motörhead rocked the Hammersmith Odeon in London, showcasing their signature blend of heavy metal and rock 'n' roll. This electrifying live performance came just after the release of their album 'Orgasmatron,' which hit the shelves just a few weeks prior in September. The band was in a vibrant phase of their career, solidifying their legacy with a loyal fan base. Interestingly, this era represented a shift in their sound, moving towards a more sophisticated yet still raw approach. The lineup featured Lemmy on bass and vocals, along with Phil Campbell and Würzel on guitars, amplifying their iconic sound. This concert captured the energy and rawness of Motörhead's live shows during a time when they were on top of the metal scene, proving their enduring appeal. It’s a moment frozen in time that highlights not just their music, but their larger-than-life personalities.

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