Watch Motorhead’s live 1979 video for Stay Clean
Track was recorded in Aylesbury on March 31, 1979, and will feature on the upcoming Overkill reissue
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A video showing Motorhead performing Stay Clean live in Aylesbury in 1979 has been released.
The track will make up part of the upcoming Overkill reissue, which will launch alongside a new edition of Bomber on October 25 through BMG to celebrate the 40th anniversary of both records.
Overkill and Bomber, which have been remastered from the original master tapes, will also be included in the 1979 Box Set.
The package will also contain a 40-page book, a disc containing b-sides and outtakes, a 7-inch single of No Class, a reproduction of the Bomber tour programme, an Overkill sheet music book and a 1979 badge set.
The new releases have been created with the full cooperation and involvement of the estates of Lemmy, “Fast” Eddie Clarke and Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor, with BMG planning on reissuing further Motorhead albums in the future.
Earlier this week, model firm Airfix revealed their own tribute to the 40th anniversary of Bomber by announcing the release of a Motorhead-branded Heinkel bomber.
Overkill
1. Overkill
2. Stay Clean
3. (I Won’t) Pay Your Price
4. I’ll Be Your Sister
5. Capricorn
6. No Class
7. Damage Case
8. Tear Ya Down
9. Metropolis
10. Limb From Limb
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Good N’Loud: Live At Friars, Aylesbury – March 31, 1979
1. Overkill
2. Stay Clean
3. Keep Us On The Road
4. No Class
5. Leaving Here
6. Iron Horse / Born To Lose
7. Metropolis
8. The Watcher
9. Damage Case
10. (I Won’t) Pay Your Price
11. Capricorn
12. Too Late, Too Late
13. I’ll Be Your Sister
14. I’m Your Witchdoctor
15. Train Kept A-Rollin’
16. Limb From Limb
17. White Line Fever
18. Motörhead
Bomber
1. Dead Men Tell No Tales
2. Lawman
3. Sweet Revenge
4. Sharpshooter
5. Poison
6. Stone Dead Forever
7. All The Aces
8. Step Down
9. Talking Head
10. Bomber
11. Sharpshooter
Live At la Rotunde, Le Mans – November 3, 1979
1. Overkill
2. Stay Clean
3. No Class
4. Metropolis
5. All The Aces
6. Dead Men Tell No Tales
7. I’ll Be Your Sister
8. Lawman
9. Too Late, Too Late
10. Poison
11. (I Won’t) Pay Your Price
12. Sharpshooter
13. Capricorn
14. Train Kept A-Rollin’
15. Bomber
16. Limb From Limb
17. White Line Fever
18. Motörhead
Motorhead: Bomber reissue
Motorhead’s 1979 album Bomber will be reissued in October to mark its 40th anniversary. All the tracks have been remastered from the original master tapes.
Motorhead: Overkill reissue
Along with the reissue of Bomber, Motorhead's Overkill album from the same year will also be reissued later this year. This pair of releases are not to be missed.

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