Motörhead live at Nottingham Theatre Royal 1980

[@394pjo]

Saw them in '75, when it was Lemmy, Larry Wallis and the drummer before Phil. It was at Maidstone College of Technology which I was a student. No one had heard of them and there were only a handful of people in the audience. I only went because I was a fan of the Pink Fairies of which Larry Wallis was a brief member. Anyway, they were deafening and by the end of the gig only me and my mate Chris were left and that was only because we had another hour to kill before our pre booked taxi arrived. After the gig me and Chris were sitting at the bar, our ears were fucking ringing. I got a slap on the back, looked around and it was Lemmy, he said to us, I owe you lads a drink, I said what for and he said for staying to the fucking end. So he bought us a beer each and ordered himself a quadruple jack and coke. He offered us a cigarette each and we all lit up at the bar ( you could do that in them days) we talked about the band and he said he thought the drummer was shit and he wasn't sure about Larry and so on. He was a real gent and we all chatted the shit for an hour then left in our taxi. and I never thought another thing about it. Fast forward ten years, 1985, I was in the St Moritz Club in Wardour street after watching Angel Witch across the road at the Marquee Club. Im buying a drink and across the bar I see Lemmy, he caught my eye and then came over to me and said ' Maidstone, 1975, I never forget a face, you owe me a fucking drink', On my mother's life that's a true story.

[@mor8286]

Larry Wallis~Think Pink!🤟

[@princewithoutakingdom9716]

That's a cool story I can well believe lemmy was a great bloke to have a pint with 👍 chhers for sharing

[@stephaneherringtoniowritin4986]

Amazing fucking story 🤘💯

[@sen5i]

I was at that AngelWitch gig, they were great

[@kenbulut-oe8sb]

I also saw Lemmy in '75 with Hawkwind. Never tried to get backstage. It would have been silly to try.

[@harriethare4019]

No Sleep 'Till Hammersmith, Denim/Leather Jackets, Badges, Patches, Patchouli Oil, Old English Cider, Best Years Of My Life.

[@fbf47]

The classic line-up, cannot be beaten

[@user-tb1ho6cv6p]

they suck

[@M1tjakaramazov]

I prefer the last iteration with Wurzel. He was a funny addition to the group.

[@herringfly]

I suppose it's a matter of personal taste, but I saw the original line-up several times and I also saw the later, Wurzel, version. There was no contest for me. The original line-up was literally phenomenal. Much cleverer musically and much more presence.

[@markkuheikkila2020]

Yes tha'ts right.

[@douglaswalker6823]

I still have the original programme from the Ace of Spades tour when I saw this classic lineup in Edinburgh Scotland. Brilliant night.

[@detlefpastuszek1840]

WHEN MOTÖRHEAD WAS MOTÖRHEAD!!!! Niemand schreddert eine Gitarre wie Eddie!

[@drunk247]

Lemmy,Eddie,Phil....thank you for your service. This place SUCKS without you! Cheers n R.I.P.

[@robertaiken6294]

R.I.P., Fast Eddie.

[@sarddok]

R.I.P Lemmy too ^^

[@countcharl]

And Philthy Animal drummer. To all.

[@MIGELGLORIA]

AND ANIMAL❤

[@stickymoan]

All of them... They were amazing.

[@clausjahnel5379]

And Würzel.

[@vincentmartin2994]

The dirt, the speed, the swing. Untouchable.

[@NigelFortune]

Heavy rock n roll as it should be. R.I.P Three Amigos.

[@coops1964]

Saw them at King George’s Hall Blackburn. 7th November 1980 some three months after this gig on the Ace Up Your Sleeve Tour. I began my devotion there. RIP lads.

[@hansnoll7057]

Mein erstes Motörhead Konzert war am 7.12.81 in Dortmund, unvergessen

[@pedropaulin352]

❤LEMMY❤MOTORHEAD. FOREVER❤

[@alancrosby8123]

I saw this line up 4 times....Overkill tour, Bomber tour, Ace Up Your Sleeve tour, Iron Fist tour, all in Manchester. The best rock 'n' roll band!

[@tonymatony100]

Eddie was the best at this time,his sound is so clear and picking was so precise. This sound stuck in my ear long time ago and it is still in

[@user-tb1ho6cv6p]

BULLSH*T

[@skriptico]

unforgettable volume and pure hr-rnr

[@herringfly]

I agree. I also admire Eddie for stopping a bouncer ejecting me from the Glasgow Apollo. Class.

[@gillessupper4645]

Eternels rip all my three Brothe🍻🍺

[@freebee8221]

its everything but clear and precise. its loud and dirty and gritty. obviously its awesome, but its NOT clear and precise

[@martinclayton7260]

Motorhead the sound of Rock 'n' Roll. There will never be another band that could touch them.

[@grey-friar]

Lemmy In The Sky With Bomber... R.I.P. Legends

[@blackmoreproductions3259]

Phil Taylor the Keith Moon of Heavy Metal RIP

[@arcticjeep]

See you on the other side Fast Eddie What a great guy you are/were !!! RIP

[@curtanschuetz3434]

I always loved the punk vibe that they had.

[@danielfisch389]

Lemmy said that they had more in common with The Damned than with Judas Priest, so he clearly identified with punk. Hence their cover of „God save the queen“ too

[@johngilliam6764]

They weren't punk

[@slaythembeforeme]

​@@johngilliam6764Lemmy himself said that everyone would have called them Punk if they had short hair and he was right. There's a reason the only band Lemmy wrote a song about was the fucking Ramones.

[@carlosdeno]

My first ever gig was 1979 at the age of 15, the Bomber tour support Saxon at Sheffield City Hall. Changed my life forever, I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve seen them after that. I have two of Lemmy’s plectrums, one from Rock City and one from the last tour before his death at Manchester Apollo. Now 59 I still listen to Motörhead every day and will till I throw a double six. There was nothing like them and there never ever will be again, massively underrated musicians and their music will live on forever! No disrespect to other members but this is without doubt the best lineup, no question. Motörhead forever! RIP 🤘

[@stephenasbridge878]

Just the best line-up they ever had. They appealed to metalheads like me but punks and skins I knew were really into them, too. Great memories.

[@Slammerworm1]

It was a matter of (good) taste.

[@jeffreycopeland8972]

It's the best line-up because it's the original three"! RIP LEMMY ,RIP "FAST " EDDIE CLARK,,,RIP "PHILTHY "PHIL crazy all three are gone now!!

[@canary_in_a_coalmine]

Can confirm! I was a punk back then and we considered Motörhead more of a punk band than a heavy metal group. Very very different then Maiden, Deep Purple or Rainbow 😅

[@irishson1916]

The most powerful badass band ever!!!!

[@Topshelf87]

Best years , best lineup, RIP Mr Killmeister.

[@TheJackflash85]

RIP Phil Taylor, Eddie Clark

[@mattmurray517]

It’s still hard for me to process how all three are gone now. It’s over.

[@nottyboy5692]

All Hail the original and mighty Motorhead, who changed metal by bringing a faster, dirtier, and more powerful edge to it. This 3 piece never got the credit they deserved as they produced sounds that were not heard before during their reign from 1977 to 1982. Rest in peace guys... :(

[@The-Clockwork-Eye]

Well said.

[@user-tb1ho6cv6p]

nobodu care

[@nikolademitri731]

@@user-tb1ho6cv6p ur mom cares when I pork her face

[@Stephen-lx9nm]

​​@@user-tb1ho6cv6p noi motor head, no Metallica sellouts

[@paddygalacher2124]

❤

[@kabiam]

At least The Brits had the wherewithal to video all their band back in the 70's and 80's...there is a great history for posterity... Imagine 100 years from now. hopefully will still be able to watch this concert.

[@robsonothero1055]

Rip metal Gods....I miss you on stage.

[@JupiterThunder]

Lemmy, Phil and Eddie came off stage after this, and Lemmy said "Hey, we didn't play 'Ace of Spades' ". Eddie says "I played it third". Phil says "I played it second".

[@johnansell7190]

Thanks for the music motorhead. The soundtrack to my life!!!!!!!!!

[@jonathanwilsonemail]

And the soundtrack to my tinnitus!

[@user-tb1ho6cv6p]

bullsh*t

[@NBM3]

Opening with OVERKILL !!!!!!! This would kill lesser humans .

[@gavinvalentino1313]

Man oh man, for '80, everything is so fantastically over the top: the Bomber rig, gazillion-k lighting rig, the pyro, the fog, the volume!!!!! *FANTASTIC!!!*

[@FrankKrynojewski]

You name it, bro !!!

[@nigelmay3520]

I was there. Itv hired the theatre for a couple of weeks and put gigs on every night. By a combination of blagging tickets, letting each other in through the fire escape or simply walking/blagging our way in (The theatre staff weren't used to gigs) a mate and I went to every gig. Some were crap ( Martha and the muffins ffs) Some were good ( Orchestral manoeuvres in the dark) but this was by far the best. That massive hydraulic scaffolding bomber covered in lights in that tiny theatre and the huge volume, with rows of headbangers in the seats. Happy days!

[@user-tb1ho6cv6p]

stop lying

[@andrewmcdonald5704]

I was there too, first ever gig and it was just totally brilliant.

[@DrCrapologist]

Wow! Lemmy riding the four engine Heinkel 111! I've never seen that and I've been listening to them since the seventies and have seen them live multiple times. That structure needs to be ensconced in the RocknRoll Hall of Fame or somewhere appropriate. Wonder where it is now?

[@somoslasfieras]

One of the magic things of Eddie is,cause his guitar playing style,he didnt need a rhythm guitar in solos...

[@warwickjamespoignand5099]

Its great that so much Motorhead material is available for fans to enjoy. This concert was exceptional. Bomber was played at the most blistering speed ive ever seen or heard. And finishing with their trademark classic "Motorhead ". They may be gone, but they've been immortalised in their music and videos. Motorhead forever.!!!

[@absturzbonus1]

Sie werden ewig Leben !

[@matthewlacey5307]

Ive still got an orange disc single of Motorhead. What a great song ; not many rock songs get in the lyrics the word 'parallelogram'.

[@jimmykouvelas2411]

The Best Motorhead. Origimal line up. All together now probably doimg a gig...heaven or hell.

[@OlafProt]

01. Overkill 0:35 02. Too Late Too Late 5:28 03. Shoot You In The Back 8:37 04. Step Down 11:35 05. Jailbait 15:21 06. Leavin' Here 18:50 07. Metropolis 21:39 08. Train Kept a Rollin' 24:26 09. Bomber 27:01 10. Motorhead 30:20

[@bringyourownsnake980]

I adore the sound of the heavy 3-piece without overdubs.

[@mjp8648]

Listening to this brings home that Fast Eddie really did bring a 50's rock and roll sound to the band.

[@davidharrison441]

I worked as roadie at Newcastle when they where using the exact and best original bomber . Great memories.

[@vaneipontes3824]

Ian Fraser Kilmister Edward Allan Clarke Philthy Animal Taylor Rest In Peace Motorhead 😢

[@johnnygalvan5202]

Still listening and I will be 50. My favorite band since grade school.

[@GRINHELL]

62 over here. Saw 'em in March 1980 in Cologne with this show.

[@friedrichbiefang7286]

@@GRINHELL Ich habe Motörhead viel male gesehen, meistens in Düsseldorf, wenn Sie bei Doro waren. Heute bin ich 69 und kann nicht mehr zu irgend welchen Rockern fahren, jetzt muss ich vor dem Monitor abrocken.🤘🤗

[@kellybennett1629]

No Sleep Til Hammersmith ruined my life by making me want to be a Rockstar. Then I saw the Original (and best, no disrespect) lineup live and nothing has ever been the same! RIP Fast Eddie RIP Lemmy RIP Philthy

[@brianbirc]

Yes while I am not the biggest fan of organized religion do not hate it I think it can be good if it helps people to feel right ad good I was just admiring FastEdie play lead guitar. sad to hear he also passed maybe he and Lemmy's souls up there will meet up there my dad he also had the nickname FAST Eddie and I miss him alot! but if they are all up there and I hope and pray so I should be happy for them all.I am happy to listen more than I had before meeting Lemmy that night where had a good talk before shaking hands and Lemmy saying it was realy good talking with me I said no Lemmy the pleasure was mine it was great having a good talk wwith you as we shook hands and said have a good night! TYHAT IS A TIME i WILL NOT FORGET. gOD bLESS FAST EDDIE pHILTHY PHIL LEMMY OF AND MOTORHEAD!!

[@joostdevries6859]

Best concert opener ever....

[@MWL4466]

Fuckin great ! 🤘 Lem, Eddie and Phil got me through some tough times. Thanks boys. You will NEVER be forgotten.

[@la.reaction]

Metropolis is genius. What a band !

[@sedulousdabbler5468]

This is how I remember the band at West Runton Pavilion Norfolk. Fuckin awesome. A bottle of Voddy on the bus and a great night out. I was 16 and I still wear nothing but Motörhead T-Shirts. Rock 'n' Fuckin Roll.

[@vaneipontes3279]

Mr. Fast Eddie Clarke R.I.P

[@RSR423]

This was the "Bomber" tour, saw them at Victoria Hall Stoke On Trent on this tour, and the previous "Overkill" tour, then the "Ace of Spades" tour, all at the same venue. Last time I saw them was starting for Ozzy at the football ground Vale Park. This is the best by far lineup of the furious machine that was Motorhead. All those who saw a post Eddie Clarke band saw a much tamer version of Motorhead.

[@Mike-er5ts]

1

[@jfk-od2wy]

agreed, the last real Motorhead concert was in 1982.

[@robertzemko6590]

Lucky guy, did you catch Saxon & Tygers, Budgie & Ozzy around this time too? That period of time was wonderful, picked up all those records here in Canada as British imports as soon as they were released, I'm now an old &%$# of 62, miss the great music and hunting down lp's. Cheers.

[@RSR423]

@@robertzemko6590 Good to hear, never saw the Tygers of Pan Tang, did catch Saxon though, along with the original Paul Di'ano Maiden, I was a punk so it was mainly bands like Sex Pistols, Damned, Buzzcocks that I saw a lot of. Motorhead were a regular venue everytime they came to town.

[@robertzemko6590]

@@RSR423 I was a fan of the original Maiden, Killers was and still is my favorite Maiden lp. Saxon released 2 great lp's in 1980 - Wheel Of Steel and Strong Arm Of The Law, I980 was an incredible year for heavy metal music.

[@Daisy-yq1gi]

Best band ever. Saw them live aged 16 with this line up. Better than punk and metal, this music inspired generations and even now, when I play my daughters Motorhead they're still amazed and shocked that this CD is from, say, 1978, 1979, 1982. This was the classic line up, but I think Phil, Lemmy and Mikkey were pretty amazing too!

[@1980extremeG]

What genre is Motorhead exactly? Heavy rock and roll? It's neither punk nor metal really. I once borrowed a Motorhead CD from a friend but I never gave it a second listen, it didn't really grab me at all. Lemmy was undoubtedly a great character/personality though.

[@delaBoujardiere]

@@1980extremeG Listen with some attention - you will hear elements of punk in many songs )RAMONES (tribute to Ramones), Sacrifice ( the riffs in the refrain) , sex and death (length of the song). Lemmy never hided his admiration for Ramones. Motorhead never really played those typical heavy metal riffs, so I'd say heavy, fast hard rock with punk elements. Still, I cant figure out any other band, with exception of Tank that played same style. Tank was a damn good band too!

[@1980extremeG]

@@delaBoujardiere Yeah fair points, they are punk influenced and a crossover band. I love Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer etc and most of the Nu Metal bands (my era), plus many punk bands so logically I should like Motorhead too but I don't for some reason I can't explain, their sound just doesn't appeal to me at all, that's the best I can offer. They are undoubtedly Influential and I respect they are revered by others but maybe they were just a bit before my time?

[@delaBoujardiere]

@@1980extremeG Not sure what you mean about "before your time". But search up some Motorhead from the 90's or even in the 2000's. I recommend this following songs: Sacrifice, Dog face boy, I am the sword. You may have to listen to sacrifice a couple of times to let it "mature" - at least its what I did. It then bewcame my long lasting favorite! The two other are simplier, but very very catchy!

[@1980extremeG]

​@delaBoujardiere What I meant as to before my time is that generally speaking (but not exclusively) people listen to music from their own era, because you were there in the moment and can relate to it. This Motorhead concert was from the year I was born, I cannot possibly have witnessed this band in their prime, therefore less of a connection. How do you feel about bands from my era like Slipknot and Korn, Tool and Deftones for example? I'm a firm believer of seeing bands live if you're into them, similar to football. If you're a true fan you have to go to the matches etc. If this makes sense? From what I can ascertain from these old clips Motorhead must have been the best band to see live back then...

[@rainertrebbin-vf7nt]

🤘Motörhead

[@martindalton5894]

"Overkill" one of the greatest hard rock tunes ever

[@fabricioassismg5622]

No Sleep 'Til Nottingham! I love Motorhead! RIP Lemmy, Fast Eddie Clark & Animal Taylor! 🤘🤘🤘

[@funkyclauderocksya]

RIP Lemmy, Phil and Eddie

[@mrsmith7939]

The Golden Years era.... by far their best. Great stuff and thanks for putting this out there!

[@diabolicalartificer]

Headbanging, one of the daftest painful fads of all time. Great gig, saw em on the same tour only at Leicester De Montfort.

[@mtbishop7627]

I caught their last Los Angeles show. Lem was a legend around town. Gentleman.

[@digweedish]

I was at hat that concert and its sad to think that there not with us anymore

[@Stewkeithmtb]

Saw them at Bristol's Colston Hall a couple of years before this. An absolutely unbelievable experience for a 15 year old.

[@russellmcbride1242]

Seen them open for Ozzy in 80'. Was 14. When they started playing, my hair was in the wind! 🤯

[@TerryChimes123]

You have hair today ? Lol

[@richardkey4289]

I saw these guys open for the blizzard of ozz , what a party

[@Joe-wo7rg]

My God can you imagine what went on back stage with Lemmy and Ozzy?

[@garyunsworth726]

I agree, kids today are poorer for not experiencing this, I saw them later on in time 1998 at Newcastle Mayfair a small rock club and I think my hearing is still suffering to this day! Wish I could of seen Eddie Phil and Lemmy though the real Motorhead but I was too young at the time :(

[@niklupa007]

Flippin heck!!! You can feel the power of the noise 3 guys created. I was too young for the classic lineup I can’t imagine what that must’ve felt like to see them live. RIP Lemmy Eddie Philthy

[@Nooziterp1]

They pioneered thrash metal long before the term was even invented. And to think all three have gone to the great gig in the sky .Lemmy and Philthy 2015. Eddie 2018.

[@Andrewhicks-t4i]

I was lucky enough to see Motorhead twice in the 1980s. Much missed 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

[@69jonhill]

Genius. Iconic. I was 7 in 1980, saw them a few times in my teens, though.

[@jonr9518]

Jazz band plays 4000 chords for 2 people Motorhead playing 2 chords for 4000 One of the greatest 3 piece bands to ever grace the stage Rip lemmy ..you made my batchelor party fucking legendary

[@MarkkuKoljonenwTinja]

😎👍🌹 T&M

[@viadharmawheel]

Pure muthafukkin' rock and roll!

[@tomservo5347]

Fast Eddie's tone is absolutely savage-but tempered with his bluesy style. RIP classic lineup.

[@scaryfakevirus]

Had a nice chat with Eddie Clarke many years back. Nice friendly guy.

[@dantelombardi]

🤘wow Pure Gold🤘my favorite line up🤘

[@johnross2924]

Motorhead playing in Nottingham and forest winning back to back European cups, what a couple of great years 🎸

[@anthonyfawcett3883]

Love this sound .My all time favourite heavy rock band are/were Led Zeppelin then from Hawkwind came Lemmy . And just blew me away . Excellent band.

[@deanstanley2125]

You should check out thin Lizzy, especially during the twin les Paul days with Sott Gorham and Brian Robertson. You'll see phil lynott is a deep philosopher poet.. and Brian Downey is just a monster and a half on the drums and is one of the greatest.

[@scotty193]

What a fantastic play set, two songs On Parole album and thru to Ace of Spades..................Lucky people hear and see that fit line up with Lemmy just so on point as was Eddie & Phil. REPLY

[@Kaziglu11]

One of the truly legendary bands.

[@djamel3010]

Merci!!!

[@vaarakuningas]

The most best band in the Universum, Motörhead🤘

[@douglasgreen437]

I saw them on this tour at Bracknell sports centre of all places...Saxon was the opening act & during their set Lemmy, Fast Eddie & Philthy were standing right behind us at the back...

[@laurenteynard6397]

Les tournées 1980, 81, 82, j'ai 16 ans... Marqué au fer rouge ! Dans la chair et le coeur ! The Rock & Roll

[@castorbilly129]

Animal Taylor!! .. excelente baterista

[@James-ze5tq]

Rest in peace Lemmy in Jesus name you were one tough cut 0f rug I know I miss you a lot damn you're one nice guy Lemmy too thanks for all the great rock and roll music dude the only other rocker I can think of that comes to mind is the great Keith Richards 2 you we're a living legend Lemmy and you're still a legend Lemmy and Keith Richards is a living legend God bless everyone Keep On Rockin in the Free World thank you Neil Young peace and love everyone✌️❤️🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🥁🎤🙄🤘🤘🤘🤘🌏✌️❤️🤘🇹🇩🇲🇱🇧🇷🇨🇵🇫🇷🇧🇪🇮🇱🇬🇧🇺🇲🇺🇦🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇬🇧🇫🇷🇮🇪🇧🇪🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸

[@miisu]

What a beautiful, charismatic chaos. Eddie is completely lost on the first solo, and that's cool.

[@PallesWorld6309]

It´s Rock´nRoll🍻🙏 Saw them Live in Sweden 27 Nov 1981 for the first time and they stayed in my Heart forever after that and always will. R.I.P.💔 From Sweden.🤘☮

[@volpeverde6441]

saw them 16 times....this was one of them.... the last one was around 2010 at rock city....

[@nivasantos7653]

MOTORHEAD, the unique of a kind!! REST IN POWER!!

[@user-tb1ho6cv6p]

pfffftttttt...theysuck

[@eugenemclemmont4045]

@@user-tb1ho6cv6p You still trolling here. Metallica were shit by 93, come back when you can shave.

[@nikolademitri731]

@@user-tb1ho6cv6p not as hard as the way ur dad sux my cauk

[@hirammartin5480]

Thank you for some of the most beautiful music in the world it will never be the same rest in peace

[@olivierhouver9743]

The best line up ever ! We miss them. Rock'n'Roll will never die and Rock Stars will ever shine !!!

[@6x6travelmedias25]

Always good to see classic footage .... Being a devout Hawkwind fan I'd seen Lemmy before, but I got to see Motorhead several times between 77&81. Simply one of the most amazing live bands ever. Never quite sure my ears ever truly recovered!

[@pressureworks]

What ?????

[@Nictumeni]

my 1st ever gig was on this tour,I was 14 & saw them at Guildhall Portsmouth & met them after,what an experience,never forgrt it

[@brunoerikles]

A trip through time. All that 80s atmosphere with God Lemmy. Single!

[@markholroyde9412]

Wow, I have never seen this and I have been a fan since 1980 when I was 18 years old, still love it today and im now 61 LOL. thanks, Apr '23, UK

[@unclebob7937]

These legends have past... Heaven must be Thunderous! R I P Lem, Phil, Eddy.🤘💀🤘

[@brianbirc]

The song Bomber is one of the songs I like alot and think it has a punk sound with it too. When speaking with L:emmy at the topless bar I sugested backstage I told him I thought Motorhead had some good punk sound as well as Hard Rock&Roll Motorhead does well. He smiled and nodded yes with agreement happy to hear it. Lemmy had some Punk in him living life the way he liked. If you want to change the way he sees the worldgood fing luck he sees it the way he does and does not want it to be any different. HE PLAYS THE WAE HE WANTS TOO AND THAT IS WHAT PUNK IS ALL ABOUT HE SAID. HE LOVED TOPERFORM WITH MOTORHEAD AND OWED HIM BEING ABLE TO IT AND GAVE CREDIT TO THEIR FANS TOTAL RESPECTTO THEM FOR THAT. hE LOVED MAKING & PERFORMING SO MUCH & DID IT WITH mOTORHEAD SO WELL HE PERFORMED RIGHT UP TO THE END!RIP LEMMY YOU RULED WITH MOTORHEAD AND WILL BE HEARD AND REMEMBERED FOREVER . yOU DO NOT HAVE TO LIVE FOREVER THAT WWOULD LIKELY SUCK BUT i TRRUELY THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC AND PERFORMENC YOU DID . tHANKS TO YOU & MOTOR HEAD!!!

[@bloodboughtbigphilr8266]

This set encapsulates Motorhead at their very best with the classic line up and although so influential in what was to come a few years later with speed metal and then thrash, they epitomized what good old raw and honest rock 'n' roll should sound like and never pretended to be anything else other than than that.

[@niemals9837]

Saw them christmas 81.support was tank .the most underrated metalband ever.

[@allenp920]

The first gig I ever went too was Motörhead on the Bomber Tour at Bracknell sports centre. I can remember every single moment even now

[@JosephVickers-f8p]

Awesome, motorhead at the very best, every track rocks, i went to see them at st george's hall Bradford with the bomber tour, was lucky enough to meet lemmy backstage, what a night, i am now sixty and still listen to their music, rip lemmy !

[@trevorsmith9261]

I was there. My first Motörhead gig. A magical time.

[@peterflynn9123]

Life at speed. Life on speed. Motorhead were an icon

[@scottconnors8419]

Saw them open for ozzy in 80-1? Was killer loud band,glad I got to see orig motorhead..my ears rang for like 2 days....

[@PhilippeClivaz]

Salut les Metalos Je les ai vu pour la première fois en 1981 au Hot point festival Lausanne ensuite 3 fois ! Mothoread Never Die 🤘

[@mikebrook8500]

I was at this gig....and on the Overkill tour in 79 at Cambridge Corn Exchange...superb live

[@tubepipe1]

This is the same year I saw them...possibly 81 on a short visit they made to Columbus, OH. Not sure why they were playing at a small local bar on High Street...but they were. I had not heard of them at that time...but was set back a little at hearing their new original sound. They were on a small stage (12 x 15 at most) rockin it. Cool!

[@tommywallbanger]

I would have loved to been at this show but I was only 7 and living in America. I wasn't a full on metal head back then just yet. That would happen when I was 10. But there's some good guitar playing going on here and some air guitar playing by some of the people in the crowd.

[@marSLaZZ66]

Step Down!! Too rare!!! THANX for upload !

[@absturzbonus1]

Die beste Besetztung ever ! Danke fürs hochladen

[@vitorbarbosa5656]

Fantastic 👏👏👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏