Motorhead

Motörhead - Damage Case Performance at Gampel Wallis Festival

Gampel Wallis Festival
Gampel, VS, Switzerland

• In January 2002, during the live recording at the Gampel Wallis Festival, Motörhead was riding the momentum of their album "Hammered," which had been... Read Full Description >

  In January 2002, during the live recording at the Gampel Wallis Festival, Motörhead was riding the momentum of their album "Hammered," which had been released in 2002. This album marked a significant point in their career, as it continued their legacy of heavy metal and rock 'n' roll, showcasing their raw energy and distinct sound. "Damage Case," a classic from their earlier album "Overkill" released in 1979, underscores their timeless appeal. By the time of this performance, Motörhead had solidified their status as one of the pioneering forces in rock, having influenced generations of musicians. The Gampel performance also highlighted the band’s strong connection with fans, as Lemmy Kilmister often dedicated songs to the audience, emphasizing their longstanding rapport with longtime supporters and newer fans alike.