Once upon a time the loudest, nastiest, speed-freaked trio in the land — the mighty MOTÖRHEAD — decided that they needed an intro-film to come on stage to, so they could tour their brand-new album “Iron Fist”. Not for them some gentle promo video, for this was MOTÖRHEAD in 1982 comprising the semina…
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