The name of this Live EP is not a choice by Motorhead at the time but it was decided by Bronze. Lemmy has in retrospect said that it also proved to be very true, those years were golden years, but it was an odd choice for a title at the time. Motorhead wanted to call it "Flying Tonight".
The record climbed the charts but the radio would not play it. They said the vocals were too low mixed and that the sound was bad in general. That is why a special DJ promo release was made on 7" with only two songs included and with a new mix. This did not help, radio would not play it anyway.
W o r l d w i d e r e l e a s e s , v i n y l | Label |
Catalogue no |
Origin |
Date |
Notes |
Festival | K7936 | Aus | 1980-04 | 7", Issued without picture sleeve |
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Festival/PYE ltd | K7936 | NZ | 1980-04 | 7", Issued without picture sleeve | |
WEA | BRZ 024 | Fra | 1980-04 | 7" | |
Bronze | 600 229 | Ger | 1980-04 | 12", re-named "Lochem Pop" | |
Bronze | 69 0612 | Holl | 1980-04 | 7", re-named "Lochem Pop" | |
Bronze | 600 229 | Holl | 1980-04 | 12", re-named "Lochem Pop" | |
Bronze | BRO 92 | Ire | 1980-04 | 7", Issued without picture sleeve | |
Townhouse | ? | UK | 1980 | 7", Acetate (DMTNT) | |
Townhouse | ? | UK | 1980 | 12" Acetate | |
Bronze | BRO 92 | UK | 1980-04 | 7", Test pressing | |
Bronze | BRO 92 DJ | UK | 1980-06? | 7", Promo | |
Bronze | BRO 92 | UK | 1980-04 | 7" | |
Bronze | BRO 92 | UK | 1980-04? | 7", solid centre | |
Bronze | 12 BRO 92 | UK | 1980-04 | 12", Test pressing | |
Bronze | 12 BRO 92 | UK | 1980-04? | 12" | |
Bronze | BRO 92 | UK | 1982? | 7", silver label | |
Bronze | BROX 92 | UK | 1982? | 12", Yellow Bronze label |
W o r l d w i d e r e l e a s e s , C D | Label |
Catalogue no |
Origin |
Date |
Notes |
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Raw Power | RAW BX 140/Disc 1 | UK | 1999-04-19 | 10 CD Box Set | |
Universal | 0600753-308103 | EU | 2011-06? | In skull box |