Better Motorhead Than Dead: Live at Hammersmith
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Album Title: Better Motörhead Than Dead: Live at Hammersmith
Artist: Motörhead
Genre: Heavy Metal, Hard Rock
Release Date: July 16, 2007
Label: SPV/Steamhammer
Description:
"Better Motörhead Than Dead: Live at Hammersmith" captures the electrifying energy of a Motörhead performance at London's iconic Hammersmith Apollo. Released in 2007, this live album delivers a relentless barrage of heavy metal and hard rock anthems, showcasing Motörhead's legendary status as one of the most formidable live acts in the history of rock music. From the thunderous roar of "Ace of Spades" to the adrenaline-fueled intensity of "Overkill", each track on the album is a testament to Motörhead's raw power, unbridled energy, and enduring influence on the heavy metal genre.
Interesting Facts:
40th Anniversary Celebration: "Better Motörhead Than Dead" was released as part of Motörhead's 30th-anniversary celebrations, commemorating four decades of relentless rock 'n' roll mayhem. The album captures the band at the peak of their powers, delivering a career-spanning setlist that highlights Motörhead's enduring appeal and legacy as one of the most iconic bands in the history of heavy metal.
Iconic Venue: The live recordings featured on "Better Motörhead Than Dead" were captured during a series of concerts at the Hammersmith Apollo in London, a venue with a rich history in the world of rock music. Known for its legendary live performances and passionate audiences, the Hammersmith Apollo provided the perfect backdrop for Motörhead to unleash their trademark fury and intensity on stage.
Final Live Album: "Better Motörhead Than Dead" stands as one of the band's final live albums, released just a year before the passing of Motörhead's iconic frontman, Lemmy Kilmister, in 2015. The album serves as a fitting tribute to Lemmy and his enduring legacy, capturing the essence of Motörhead's live performances and preserving the band's unrivaled energy and spirit for generations of fans to enjoy.