Motorhead

On December 3, 1989, Motörhead rocked the Maracanazinho in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, during a particularly vibrant phase of their career. This live recording comes just after the release of their album 'Rock 'n' Roll' (1987) and before '1916' (1991). The 'Rock 'n' Roll' album marked a significant period for the band, highlighting their unyielding energy and strong presence in heavy metal. Fun fact: the live show at Maracanazinho showcases Lemmy's iconic, gravelly voice, full of that irresistible swagger that Motörhead is known for. By this time, they were not just a band— they were a force, deeply influential in defining the rock sound of the late '80s. The performance features some classic tracks that would have gotten the crowd roaring, emphasizing their raw sound and relentless stage presence, a testament to why Motörhead remains legendary in rock history.

Watch on YouTube