Motorhead

Prior to the live recording of 'Bomber' at Linnahall in Estonia on November 30, 1999, Motörhead had released their album 'Overnight Sensation' in 1996, which marked a resurgence of their classic heavy metal sound. By the time they performed in Argentina in 2000, the band was already well-established as pioneers of the genre, known for their high-energy shows and legendary frontman, Lemmy Kilmister. An interesting tidbit is that the 'Bomber' track was originally on their 1979 album of the same name, making it a staple in their live sets. This performance, captured on old VHS, showcases not just their relentless speed and raw power but also Lemmy's unmistakable gravelly voice that has become iconic. Their live shows often mixed humor and fierce riffs, which resonated with audiences worldwide, cementing their legacy in rock history.

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