Motorhead

In November 1999, Motörhead was riding the wave of their album "8th," which had been released earlier that same year. This live recording from Lisebergshallen in Gothenburg showcases the raw energy and unstoppable spirit the band was known for, even after all those years in the game. By this point in their career, Motörhead had solidified their legacy in rock and metal, transcending genres and influencing countless artists. Fun fact: this was during the period when they were enjoying a resurgence in popularity thanks to collaborations with bands like Metallica and critical acclaim for their relentless touring. Their electric performance captures the essence of a band that never slowed down, proving that Lemmy Kilmister's gritty vocals and the powerhouse instrumentation are just as vital as ever.

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