most Motorhead fans consider their 1983 Another Perfect Day record to be a highly under-rated masterpiece of an album. sure, at the time it came out, it wasn't too popular with the hardcore Motorhead fans, but over the years it has improved like a fine wine. one of the reasons for its charm is the fact that it is the sole album that included ex-Thin Lizzy guitarist Brian Robertson. he only lasted in the band for about a year and a half. this King Biscuit session is a CD that Motorhead fans need to snatch up because this is one of the very few discs that features a live performace of that line-up who's set list consisted mainly of the Another Perfect Day album (Robertson refused to play most of the earlier material, save for Iron Horse/Born To Lose, and Don't Need Religion). the only other live recordings of this line-up that were ever semi-officially released are the albums: Live At Manchester Apollo, and Live 1983 (both are European imports that have been out of print for many years).