Motorhead

In the live recording of 'No Class' from November 30, 1997, Motörhead was riding high on the energy of their 1996 album, 'Overnight Sensation.' This album marked a significant period for the band, blending their classic heavy metal sound with a fresh vigor that captivated both old fans and new listeners. Notably, 'Overnight Sensation' featured tracks that showcased Lemmy's iconic raspy vocals and the band's relentless drive. The Norwich gig captured not just the band's raw power but also their undeniable chemistry with the audience. During this era, Motörhead was known for their electrifying live performances, and 1997 was a pivotal year as they were gearing up for their future releases while celebrating their legacy in the metal scene. In fact, the rawness and authenticity of live recordings like this one remind us of why Motörhead remains a beloved cornerstone of rock music.

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