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Motörhead's "Live in Toronto," filmed in May 1982 at Maple Leaf Gardens VHS1

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Motörhead's "Live in Toronto," filmed in May 1982 at Maple Leaf Gardens

1 Overkill
2 Heart Of Stone
3 Shoot You In The Back
4 The Hammer
5 Jailbait
6 America
7 Religion (I Don't Need)
8 Capricorn
9 Grind Ya Down
10 (We Are) The Road Crew
11 No Class
12 Bite The Bullet
13 The Chase Is Better Than The Catch
14 Bomber

Band: Motörhead, a British rock band formed in 1975. Often classified as heavy metal or speed metal, though Lemmy Kilmister described their style as "rock and roll".
Album: "Live in Toronto," a live recording of their performance.
Featured Songs: The cover lists "Bite the Bullet," "No Class," "The Hammer," "Bomber," and "Overkill".
Band Members (at the time of recording): Lemmy Kilmister (bass/vocals), "prompt" Eddie Clarke (guitar), and Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor (drums).
Genres: Heavy metal, rock and roll, and influences from punk.
Legacy: Motörhead is considered influential in the thrash metal scene and has sold over 25 million albums around the world.