Motörhead ‎Roundhouse 1978 Cleopatra ‎Vinyl Picture Disc Motorhead Punk metal

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Brand new / unplayed vinyl record. 
Motorhead - Roundhouse February 18th 1978
PICTURE DISC
Cleopatra Records.
Note, the record is UNPLAYED, but there is a little light wear to the plastic sleeve (minor bending, etc).
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Label: Cleopatra – CLP 9335 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Picture Disc, Reissue Country: US Released: 2012 Genre: Rock Style: Heavy Metal A1 The Watcher A2 Iron Horse / Born To Lose A3 On Parole A4 White Line Fever A5 Keep Us On The Road B1 Leaving Here B2 I'm Your Witch Doctor B3 The Train Kept A Rollin' B4 City Kids B5 Desire (Bonus Track) Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-62780 Pressed By – Rainbo Records – S-62781 Barcode: 741157933512 Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): 862CLP2020-1-A S-62780 S62780 MR --
Motörhead: Artist Overview
Motörhead was a seminal British rock band formed in London in 1975 by the inimitable frontman Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister (vocals, bass). Often described as a relentless power trio, the band's core lineup solidified with "Fast" Eddie Clarke (guitar) and Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor (drums), establishing a sound that was utterly unique and ferociously impactful. Motörhead deliberately blurred the lines between heavy metal, punk rock, and rock and roll, famously declaring themselves a "rock and roll band" rather than a metal band, despite their immense influence on the latter genre. Their sound was characterized by Lemmy's gravelly, snarling vocals, his distinctive Rickenbacker bass played through distorted Marshall amps (sounding like a rhythm guitar), blistering guitar solos, and unrelenting, driving drums.
Throughout their four-decade career, Motörhead maintained a fierce commitment to their raw, uncompromising sound and anti-establishment ethos. Their lyrics often explored themes of war, gambling, substance abuse, and life on the road, delivered with a cynical wit and a direct, no-nonsense attitude. Albums like Ace of Spades (1980), Overkill (1979), and Bomber (1979) became touchstones of hard rock and heavy metal, influencing countless bands across the spectrum of loud music. Motörhead's relentless touring schedule and consistently energetic live performances solidified their reputation as one of the most reliable and intense rock acts on the planet, earning them a devoted global fanbase and cementing their legacy as true rock and roll icons until Lemmy's passing in 2015.
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