Motorhead

Motörhead - 'Snaggletooth' Live Performance at Lowlands Festival

Lowlands Festival
Biddinghuizen, FL, Netherlands

• In July 2007, when Motörhead performed "Snaggletooth" at the Lowlands Festival in Biddinghuizen, they were riding the wave of their latest album, "Ki... Read Full Description >

  In July 2007, when Motörhead performed "Snaggletooth" at the Lowlands Festival in Biddinghuizen, they were riding the wave of their latest album, "Kiss of Death," which had been released in 2006. This album marked their twenty-first studio effort and showcased the band's relentless energy and signature sound, blending rock and metal elements. "Snaggletooth," originally from the 1984 compilation "No Remorse," was a rarity in their live set during this time, emphasizing the band's ability to connect with long-time fans by revisiting classic tracks. Notably, this performance was part of Motörhead's ongoing commitment to touring, a hallmark of their career, which played a crucial role in solidifying their reputation as one of the most iconic live acts in rock history. The band's powerful stage presence and Lemmy Kilmister's distinctive gravelly vocals contributed to their legendary status in the heavy metal genre.