Home / Music / Motörhead's self-titled debut landed on Chiswick Records in 1977Music linernotes album music motörheadMotörhead's self-titled debut landed on Chiswick Records in 1977Motörhead’s self-titled debut album was released on August 12, 1977, on the pub rock and early punk label Chiswick Records. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesMotörhead's first Chiswick single was 'Motörhead' itselfLarry Wallis wrote Motörhead's B-side 'City Kids'Motörhead's debut came out on Chiswick Records in 1977Aguirre soundtrack: only 2 of 9 tracks are actually from the film — the rest are compiled from early-'70s Popol Vuh sessionsRay Charles joined Aretha on stage at the FillmoreExploreSteve Goodman's self-titled debut came out on Buddah Records in 1971Bobby Hutcherson's Stick-Up! took nearly two years to reach shelvesPaul Simon's Still Crazy After All These Years came out in 1975The Bill Evans Trio recorded Sunday at the Village Vanguard live at the clubCurtis Mayfield's Super Fly soundtrack dropped in 1972Previous Murray Head is the voice behind "One Night in Bangkok" and Jesus Christ SuperstarNext Motörhead's first Chiswick single was 'Motörhead' itself