Motorhead

In February 1997, during the vibrant years of Motörhead, they were touring extensively in support of their album 'Overnight Sensation', released just a few months earlier in 1996. This era marked a turbulent yet significant time for the band, spearheaded by the iconic Lemmy Kilmister. Their performance in Help on February 25 stands out not only for its raw energy but also for capturing the band's unyielding spirit as they dived headfirst into rock and roll. The live recording showcases classic tracks that underscore their relentless sound, vital to heavy metal. Fun fact: Lemmy was notorious for his no-nonsense attitude and often mentioned how he preferred to engage directly with fans, making these live moments feel electric. It's that very connection that keeps the Motörhead legacy alive, resonating with longtime fans and new listeners alike.

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