Motorhead

In the summer of 1988, Motörhead was riding high on the success of their album 'Rock 'n' Roll,' which had been released just the year before. This live performance at the Hot-Point Festival in Lausanne captured the band's raw energy during a pivotal time in their career. Just a year after the release of 'Rock 'n' Roll,' this festival gig showcased classics like 'Ace of Spades,' affirming their iconic status in the metal scene. Did you know that this was also during Lemmy's prime, when he was renowned for his distinctive gravelly voice and trademark bass sound? The performance is filled with the relentless energy that fans have come to love, highlighting why Motörhead is often credited with paving the way for heavy metal and rock music. This live set remains a cherished piece of rock history, especially for those who value the grit and fervor of live music.

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