Motörhead debuts ‘Leavin’ Here’ music video

Motörhead is set to release a video for their 1976 previously unheard track ‘Leavin’ Here’ from the upcoming album ‘The Manticore Tapes’.

The album will feature songs recorded in 1976 with the ‘Three Amigos’ era of Motörhead, comprising Lemmy on bass/vocals, Fast Eddie Clarke on guitar, and Phil ‘Philthy Animal’ Taylor on drums. The band gathered at Emerson, Lake & Palmer’s renowned Manticore Studio in Fulham in August 1976 to rehearse and introduce the new lineup. During this time, they recorded together for the first time, and after nearly fifty years, this long-lost tape has resurfaced, been cleaned up, and restored to honor the legendary hard rock band’s 50th anniversary.

Scheduled for release on June 27, 2025, ‘The Manticore Tapes’ will contain a treasure trove of tracks. The first LP will include an Intro (Instrumental), ‘Leavin’ Here’, ‘Vibrator’, ‘Help Keep Us on the Road’, ‘The Watcher’, ‘Motörhead’, ‘Witch Doctor (Instrumental)’, ‘Iron Horse / Born to Lose (Instrumental)’, ‘Leavin’ Here (Alternate Take)’, ‘Vibrator (Alternate Take)’, and ‘The Watcher (Alternate Take)’. The second LP will feature a live set titled ‘Blitzkreig on Birmingham ’77’.

Additionally, there will be a 7″ live recording at Barbarella’s Birmingham ’77, featuring tracks like ‘Motörhead’ and ‘Keep Us On The Road’. Fans can also expect an intro, ‘Leavin’ Here’, ‘Vibrator’, ‘Help Keep Us on the Road’, ‘The Watcher’, ‘Motörhead’, ‘Witch Doctor (Instrumental)’, ‘Iron Horse / Born to Lose (Instrumental)’, ‘Leavin’ Here (Alternate Take)’, ‘Vibrator (Alternate Take)’, and ‘The Watcher (Alternate Take)’ on both LP and CD formats.

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In conclusion, Motörhead fans can anticipate a thrilling music experience with the release of ‘The Manticore Tapes’. This album promises to showcase the raw and authentic energy of the iconic band, providing a glimpse into their early days and the evolution of their sound. Mark your calendars for June 27, 2025, and get ready to rock out to some classic Motörhead tunes.