The Manticore Tapes (Deluxe Bookpack) - Motörhead [Colour Vinyl]

In 1976, the seminal line-up of Motörhead was solidified a year after the band's initial inception. The 'three amigos' era of Motörhead; Lemmy (bass/vocals), Fast Eddie Clarke (guitar) and Phil 'Philthy Animal' Taylor joined forces and began their extraordinary journey to the top of the hard rock elite. In August 1976 the band set up at Emerson, Lake & Palmer's legendary Manticore Studio in Fulham to rehearse and showcase the new lineup. While they were there they recorded together for the very first time and now 49 years later, the long lost tape has been discovered, dusted off and restored in all it's raw glory, to celebrate the bands 50th anniversary. Including additional alternate takes and instrumentals for a unique insight into the birth of this legendary band as well as an extra bonus LP 'Live: Blitzkrieg on Birmingham '77' as well as a bonus 7-inch featuring two previously unreleased tracks live at Barbarellas Birmingham in 1977. There's also a 24 page booklet with liner notes from long-time collaborator Kris Needs.

Disc 1
1. Intro (Instrumental)
2. Leavin' Here 
3. Vibrator
4. Help Keep Us On the Road
5. The Watcher 
6. Motörhead 
7. Witch Doctor (Instrumental) 
8. Iron Horse/Born to Lose (Instrumental)
9. Leavin' Here (Alternate Take)
10. Vibrate (Alternate Take) 
11. The Watcher (Alternate Take) 

Disc 2
1. Mot”rhead (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) 
2. Vibrator (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977)
3. Keep Us On the Road (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977)
4. The Watcher (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) 
5. Iron Horse (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) 
6. Leaving Here (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) 
7. On Parole (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) 
8. I'm Your Witchdoctor (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977)
9. Train Kept A-rollin' (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) 
10. City Kids (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) -
11. White Line Fever (Live at Blitzkrieg, Birmingham 1977) 

Disc 3
1. Motörhead (Live at Barbarellas, Birmingham 1977)
2. Keep Us On the Road (Live at Barbarellas, Birmingham 1977)