MOTÖRHEAD share single, ‘Be My Baby (Live At Lowlands Festival 2007)’ from the 20th anniversary edition ‘KISS OF DEATH’
11-06-2026
First released in 2006, ‘Kiss of Death’ is MOTÖRHEADs’ 18th studio album and was the follow-up to their 2004 album ‘Inferno’. It also features guest appearances from Mike Inez (Alice in Chains) and C.C. DeVille (Poison). The 20th Anniversary Edition is newly half-speed mastered from the original tapes, alongside liner notes form Classic Rock’s Dave Ling. BMG now announce the 20th anniversary edition of ‘Kiss of Death’ will be released on July 3rd, 2026. Taken from the 20th anniversary edition of ‘Kiss of Death’, the Lowlands Festival performance of ‘Be My Baby’ is taken from the previously unreleased radio broadcast of Motörhead’s 2007 performance at the Dutch festival.
Watch ‘Be My Baby (Live At Lowlands Festival 2007)’ below.
Marking its 20th anniversary, this new edition sees the album newly half-speed mastered from the original tapes, with fresh liner notes from Classic Rock’s Dave Ling paying tribute to the contribution of the legendary Phil Campbell following his recent sad passing.
Both the LP and CD release also include an exclusive live album, capturing the band’s 2007 performance at the Lowlands Festival in Biddinghuizen, the Netherlands, officially available on vinyl and CD for the first time.
The CD includes three additional bonus tracks: R.A.M.O.N.E.S (2006 version), Whiplash (METALLICA cover) and R.A.M.O.N.E.S (live).
Available on 2LP gatefold (black vinyl) and 2CD digisleeve.
1. Sucker
2. One Night Stand
3. Devil I Know
4. Trigger
5. Under the Gun
6. God Was Never on Your Side
7. Living in the Past
8. Christine
9. Sword of Glory
10. Be My Baby
11. Kingdom of the Worm
12. Going Down
13. R.A.M.O.N.E.S.
14. Whiplash (METALLICA cover)
15. R.A.M.O.N.E.S. (Live)
16. Snaggletooth (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
17. Stay Clean (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
18. Be My Baby (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
19. Killers (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
20. Metropolis (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
21. Over The Top (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
22. One Night Stand (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
23. In The Name off Tragedy (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
24. I Got Mine (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
25. Going To Brazil (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
26. Killed By Death (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
27. Ace Of Spades (Live at Lowlands Festival, 2007)
A year ago, a Lemmy statue was unveiled during a ceremony in Burslem. The statue was constructed by local sculptor Andy Edwards out of Staffordshire clay. MOTÖRHEAD guitarist Phil Campbell was in attendance to place Lemmy‘s ashes in the statue with accompaniment from a biker’s corteo. The statue itself captures Lemmy in all his live glory from the 1981 era, which saw MOTÖRHEAD headline the Heavy Metal Holocaust just down the road at Port Vale Stadium back on August 1, 1981.
The unveiling of the Lemmy statue was held on May 9, 2025 during the “Lemmy Forever” ceremony in Burslem.
With MOTÖRHEAD guitarist Phil Campbell attending to place Lemmy‘s ashes in a magnificent statue created by Edwards, who is a huge MOTÖRHEAD fan, the day was filled with fun, friends, and some volume too.
The ceremony commenced in Burslem town center at approximately 4:00 p.m., with friends invited to come early and make a day of it by enjoying some pre-ceremonial MOTÖRHEAD beverages at the various site-adjacent hostelries including Old Post Office bar and Ale House, while the Market Place Café also had refreshments, including a special MOTÖRHEAD roast of the day.
Some of the ceremonial festivities included a biker’s corteo accompanying the ashes, various speakers, and a roaring 21-rev salute which hit the skies in ceremonial reverence. The statue itself captures Lemmy in all his live glory from the 1981 era, which saw MOTÖRHEAD headline the Heavy Metal Holocaust just down the road at Port Vale Stadium back on August 1, 1981.
MOTÖRHEAD fan Nobby, who was at the ceremony, told BBC Radio Stoke he had been following the band since he was 15 and described the unveiling as “absolutely awesome”.
“It’s unbelievable — it looks alive. Looking at it now, he really has captured Lemmy to a tee. It’s brilliant,” he said.
“It’s well worth the wait, well worth everything and I hope it brings people to Burslem to see it.”
Edwards, who had previously created sculptures of THE BEATLES, Bob Marley, Sir Alex Ferguson, Muhammed Ali and the BEE GEES, said: “Of all the figures in music, there aren’t that many that have the unique stature that Lemmy does. He’s like an avatar of the purest spirit of rock and roll — he’s one of us. I think it’s right that it the statue has been made locally.”
Lemmy, who was born in Burslem and later lived in nearby Newcastle-under-Lyme and Madeley, died on December 28, 2015 at the age of 70 shortly after learning he had been diagnosed with cancer.
MOTÖRHEAD had to cancel a number of shows in 2015 because of Lemmy‘s poor health, although the band did manage to complete a European tour a couple of weeks before his death.
In June 2020, it was announced that Lemmy would get the biopic treatment. The upcoming film, “Lemmy”, will be directed by Greg Olliver, who previously helmed the 2010 documentary of the same name, “Lemmy”.
Back in November 2016, Rainbow Bar & Grill dedicated its patio to Lemmy and re-named it “Lemmy’s Lounge.” It was a fitting gesture from the Rainbow, as when Lemmy wasn’t touring or recording, the majority of his waking hours were spent on said patio. There was already a life-size bronze statue immortalizing Lemmy at the Rainbow, which attracts fans from all over the world, and Lemmy’s Lounge allows hardcore fans and casual patrons alike to sample the wares and atmosphere that Lemmy loved so much.
To celebrate Lemmy’s Lounge, Roxy owner Nic Adler and Goldenvoice‘s Paul Tollett kindly agreed to allow the painting of a celebratory mural commemorating the life of Lemmy and MOTÖRHEAD on the side wall of the Roxy, opposite Lemmy’s Lounge and statue.
According to Visit West Hollywood, Lemmy loved the Rainbow so much that he moved to West Hollywood to be closer to it. In the last two decades of his life, he was a daily fixture at the Rainbow whenever the band was not on tour, and he was often seen playing the bar’s video poker machine.
Lemmy died on December 28, 2015 at the age of 70 shortly after learning he had been diagnosed with cancer.
MOTÖRHEAD had to cancel a number of shows in 2015 because of Lemmy‘s poor health, although the band did manage to complete the aforementioned European tour a couple of weeks before his death.
In June 2020, it was announced that Lemmy would get the biopic treatment. The upcoming film, “Lemmy”, will be directed by Greg Olliver, who previously helmed the 2010 documentary of the same name, “Lemmy”.
A custom-made urn containing Lemmy‘s ashes is on permanent display in a columbarium at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Hollywood, California.
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