Back in the golden era of the single of the 1970s and 1980s, MOTÖRHEAD would regularly assault the ears of Top 40 chart listeners on a Sunday afternoon with a string of smash hits.
The single as a format may have been less prominent from the 1990s onwards due to the dawn of the CD, but that didn’t d…
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