Motörhead
Festival Les Vieilles Charrues
Carhaix, France
July 17, 2008
TV Broadcast Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover & Screen Shots Included
01 Doctor Rock >
02 Stay Clean
03 Be My Baby
04 Killers
05 Metropolis
06 Over The Top
07 One Night Stand
08 I Got Mine
09 Rosalie (Bob Seger Cover)
10 In the Name Of Tragedy (w/ Drum Solo)
11 Just 'Cos You Got The Power (That Don't Mean You Got The Right)
12 Going To Brazil >
13 Killed By Death
14 Ace Of Spades
15 Overkill
Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister (R.I.P.) vocals, bass
Phil "The Beast" Campbell guitar, backing vocals
Mikkey "The Sven" Dee drums
Another festival appearance for Motörhead. This one has fine sound quality, and finds Lemmy and crew in fine form. This line up is a live music machine, you never get a bad performance. This bootleg is worth the listen just to hear Motörhead cover Bob Seger's "Rosalie" and actually credit Bob Seger for writing it. A lot of metal bands have covered "Rosalie" but always say that it's a Thin Lizzy song. Bob Seger wrote and recorded it on his Back In '72 LP released in 1974. It is about CKLW Radio DJ Rosalie Trombley, a champion of local Michigan music. CKLW was actually based in Windsor, Ontario but ruled the Motor City air waves. If you had a hit on CKLW you had a career. The station is rumored to have wired the Detroit to Canada underwater tunnel as an antennae, thus making the water its wave amplifier. You could here CKLW as far east as Batavia, New York; as far south as Edgewood, Kentucky.
Festival Les Vieilles Charrues
Carhaix, France
July 17, 2008
TV Broadcast Recording
DVD Audio Rip
MP3 320kbps
DVD Cover & Screen Shots Included
01 Doctor Rock >
02 Stay Clean
03 Be My Baby
04 Killers
05 Metropolis
06 Over The Top
07 One Night Stand
08 I Got Mine
09 Rosalie (Bob Seger Cover)
10 In the Name Of Tragedy (w/ Drum Solo)
11 Just 'Cos You Got The Power (That Don't Mean You Got The Right)
12 Going To Brazil >
13 Killed By Death
14 Ace Of Spades
15 Overkill
Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister (R.I.P.) vocals, bass
Phil "The Beast" Campbell guitar, backing vocals
Mikkey "The Sven" Dee drums
Another festival appearance for Motörhead. This one has fine sound quality, and finds Lemmy and crew in fine form. This line up is a live music machine, you never get a bad performance. This bootleg is worth the listen just to hear Motörhead cover Bob Seger's "Rosalie" and actually credit Bob Seger for writing it. A lot of metal bands have covered "Rosalie" but always say that it's a Thin Lizzy song. Bob Seger wrote and recorded it on his Back In '72 LP released in 1974. It is about CKLW Radio DJ Rosalie Trombley, a champion of local Michigan music. CKLW was actually based in Windsor, Ontario but ruled the Motor City air waves. If you had a hit on CKLW you had a career. The station is rumored to have wired the Detroit to Canada underwater tunnel as an antennae, thus making the water its wave amplifier. You could here CKLW as far east as Batavia, New York; as far south as Edgewood, Kentucky.
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