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Motörhead released an previously unreleased concert recording from 1998 to celebrate Lemmy Kilmister’s birthday

Author Samuel Järvinen - 27.12.2021

Motörhead’s legendary frontman Lemmy Kilmister passed away on 28th of December 2015. Tomorrow, Tuesday, marks six years since the music icon’s death.

To mark Kilmister’s birthday, the band has now released an unreleased concert recording from 1998 on YouTube. You can listen to the full concert in audio format here.

Kilmister’s birthday was celebrated on 24th of December.

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