Motorhead

On February 14, 1988, Motörhead electrified the Ottawa Civic Centre in Canada, delivering a fierce live show while warming up for the legendary Alice Cooper. At this juncture in their career, they had recently released "Rock 'n' Roll" in 1987, an album that showcased their signature high-energy sound and lyrical bravado. This era marked a powerful phase for the band, characterized by their relentless touring and a devoted fan base hungry for raw, unfiltered rock. Interestingly, the setlist for this particular concert included classic tracks like "Doctor Rock" and "Stay Clean," letting fans soak in the full raucous Motörhead experience. Not only did the show underscore their status as rock icons, but it also highlighted how the band's signature blend of speed and heavy metal was still very much alive and kicking in the late '80s.

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