Motorhead
Lemmy & Motörhead Live at House of Blues Chicago Performing Nashville Pussy
In the riveting live recording from the House of Blues in Chicago on October 16, 1999, Motorhead was in the midst of a powerful resurgence. Just before this performance, they had released 'Overnight Sensation' in 1996, a celebrated album that showcased their relentless energy and lyrical prowess. This period marked a significant chapter in their career, as they were steadily gaining momentum and reconnecting with both die-hard fans and a new generation of rock enthusiasts. Interestingly, Lemmy Kilmister's raw charisma on stage was palpable, as always; it became a defining characteristic of Motorhead's live shows. Known for their loud and frenetic performances, this concert exemplified their commitment to hard rock, leaving audiences buzzing long after the lights went down. Let's be honest, who can forget the iconic phrase, 'We are Motorhead, and we play rock and roll' ringing in their ears?
