In high school around 04' one of my friends wrote Lemmy a letter as a part of a school project. It was a sociology class and everyone was asked to write a letter to one of their idols. As you might have guessed, most people wrote to various celebrities ...actors, musicians, rappers. About 6 weeks later he received a response from Lemmy (which would be the only response in the class). I remember him showing me the letter and I still get goosebumps thinking about it, my jaw dropped. It was not short or haphazardly written, about two pages and Lemmy had taken the time to draw a diagram of how his amps were set up. He also took the time to give his input on some questions my friend asked about some songs he was trying to write. It's hard to believe that he would put this much time into a letter to a 16 year old that he didn't know who lived in another country. The world truly lost an irreplaceable rock n' roll legend when Lemmy passed.
HHH (wwe) said in Lemmy's memorial, that he rocked up to meet Lemmy one time, Lemmy didn't know Steph was going, (hhh's wife), Lemmy had only his jocks on, there was cocaine and an assortment of drugs on the table, when Lemmy saw Steph, he said "wait a minute" closed the door, Hhh waited, then the door opened, Lemmy had a robe on, the drugs were gone and hhh wondered "I can only assume he snorted all the drugs". Even though that was a crude side to Lemmy, he was very respectful, an absolute gentleman.
That man knew how to party but he also knew how to be a great guy. If I have to ill make sure to tell my kids and the next generation about Lemmy. His legacy wont be forgotten
Dave is basically one of the nicest people in the music industry, he's had a lot of close friends in the industry die on him, and still manages to be cheerful a lot. That's really something.
And it's been heartbreaking to just think about it. Lemmy probably didn't mean even 1% of what Taylor meant to him. I can't even imagine what this is like for him right now. I'm immensely sad for him.
Exactly. I was thinking this earlier how Dave was devastated when lemmy passed. I can’t imagine how he’s feeling now that it’s one of brothers in music.
it actually broke my heart... it reminded me of what happened to my friend it was the same situation... he got video of dave talking and saying happy birthday to his wife because she was a huge fan (my friend knows a photographer who works with the foo fighters) and he was gonna show her for her birthday but she passed away before he could even show her the video...
@@YogsenForfoth I couldn't figure out if you meant Tayler also when you made your original comment Yogsen .. I can't imagine the pain he's feeling tonight ...My heart goes out to him ..Can't imagine what he's going through .
Roadied for 30 years. Lemmy was one of the few musicians that respected the road crew for the work that we did, the risks that we took and the crap money we were paid. Every gig he made sure we got treats, legend
on ace of spades, even have a song called we are the roadcrew. it feels like telling my teacher that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell, but also, just that they made this song, seems to be a really "respect-move" to the ... yeah the roadcrew
Having worked a full time job and cared for my father for 11 years simultaneously, it's tough to remember those stories leading up to the big day. I was in a haze after he passed. I'd written a lengthy eulogy, when I was standing at the mic, all the memories came flooding back and I improvised a 20 minute speech on top of that I'd written. Best feeling ever, it was a surreal, almost out of body experience but a damn good one.
My hope is that when I die everyone is sharing all of the fun stories! If when I die everyone gets bummed out, then I'd say I haven't lived a cool enough life!
Lemmy was an amazing man, I met him, along with a friend of mine who had cerebral palsy, really bad, Lemmy was playing a pinball machine at the club, my friend also loved pinball....they ended up talking, and ended up playing pinball and talking all night..as much as I adore Lemmy I didn't want to Interfere..it was my friends special moment so I just hung back and watched them together..it meant the world to my friend, my friend died a few months later but Lemmy gave him the greatest night of his life, and he did it selflessly, he wanted to do this for a fan....beautiful man....r.i.p Mr. LEMMY....and thank you for being kind to my friend sir.
All these years, I have to admit that I thought he was a bit of a dick. Despite being into metal myself since the early nineties, I never listened to Motorhead. I've always seen people who are forthright in their views as people who don't give a shit who they insult or hurt. After watching a couple of videos, including this one, I have to say that I got him very wrong. My misunderstanding about him probably came from something he said about the Welsh. I went to the same school as he did, albeit about 20 years later, and he commented how much he hated it there because it was there that he learned how much the Welsh hate the English. He was right, of course, but we have some very good reasons. That school was, and still is, a dump.
@Elisha Fuck off please. If you can t respect these people that you hate so much for some reason while they re alive at least show some respect for The deceased. And you still dare claim you re a Christian... Disgusting.
It was hard to watch when Dave choked up after taking out the picture. He has lost a few good friends and I've never seen him tear up. This meant a lot to him and now it means something to me
agree. i mean i never liked the music of lemmy but that was pretty sad. i almost cried.. i have so much stories from by best friend and i was so much into that :/
To be honest the man has lost quite afew. I'd think most people would be torn up after a friend of theirs commits suicide and your true hero dies, hell I'd be a wreck.
Same here. I like motorhead. And Lemmy will be missed. But Dave just gave the most beautiful speech and almost stole the show in a nice, cool and respectful way.
One of my favorite videos of Lemmy is the one of him reading the letter from a Black metalhead who was being bullied by other black people for liking metal. Guy's heart wasn't just big, it was truly massive. He holds no hate in his heart for any one or thing
Lemmy was one of the nicest people in Rock I have ever met. I had the honor of accompanying him to secrets cabaret in Tampa Fl in 2005. He was such a great person. We talked about history all night. He was a collector of war memorabilia and loved history. He then made me go with him to the casino all night! One of the best nights of my life. Awesome person and musician. He had a great sense of humor as well. He was that nice to me and I am nobody…just a person that respected him and loved his music.
Sir you are far from a nobody, as Lemmy obviously saw and others gather from this kind, thoughtful, genuine and warm post.. What an amazing night for you and I would imagine Lemmy said the same too.. 🎩🎸🎩
I personally wasn't expecting it, because when I watched it live it went all glitchy so I was thinking he said something funny and humouros but after watching it again and heard him say that I was like, wow he is the guy i now aspire to be like, funny and crazy but have a kind heart for others.
lemmy was a true gentleman never lied and never hurt no one that's truly something considering who he was i have serious respect for that love live lemmy
That's exactly what I was thinking. Poor Dave, such a kind man having to deal with all this pain. #riptaylorhawkins 💔 Look, i'm not even a huge fan of The Foo's, but since I heard the news, I've been here watching all these videos like an idiot, it breaks my heart. I'm in awe of the kind of conection Dave and Taylor had, the purest love you could ever have.
The tenderness in his voice when he says "I wanted to give it to him on his birthday... but..." tears my fucking soul apart, oh my god. I'm a pretty cynical dude, but that had me tear up a bit.
Eratosthenes I had tickets to see Motörhead at download when he died. My godfather gave me his original Motörhead leather wrist band from the 70s, his ticket stubs and original records. All framed on my wall. Except for the wrist band that I've worn every day for 6 years
My favorite Lemmy story was when a reporter asked him after a show how Motörhead would sound in 30 years if they played that same venue? Lemmy replied, The same but LOUDER!!! Gotta love someone that walked it like they talked it!!!RIP Lemmy
I chilled with Dave a few times when we were teenagers. Down to Earth, nice guy , easy to get along with. He was 17 or so , as were my friends and I. He was pretending to be around 21 or 22 to stay in the band Scream.
@dani cali Someone that is truly a "goon" would have a history of violence or a few assault charges, arrests, that prove he is someone that uses aggression and violence in disputes or confrontations...instead of assertiveness. If you are thinking about the time he told someone in a striped shirt to get the fuck out of his show for fighting. That was assertiveness, not aggression. Dave neither threatened to beat him up, and he certainly didn't rush down in the crowd to actually fight him. He was rightfully angry with an actual "goon" for fighting as his show, and told him to get out. You don't have to be "nice" and assertive at the same time. You gotta be firm, direct, and authoritative to be effective with goons. Unless you know of a time he got violent or threatening with someone without a very good reason for it.
Lemmy died at my birthday. I was a teenager, on a small bar, going nuts over losing my wallet when the TV hit the news. Nobody there knew him, but my heart sank so low. He was a like a hero and a father for so many teens starting their rock life, and for that I really thank you Sir Lemmy
I can personally attest that Lemmy was a really kind and good person. After a show at Roseland Ballroom in NYC a few years back, I approached him outside the stage door and quickly told him how epic the show was - and it was! - and that it was my first (of eventually three) Motörhead show. Despite having women and people hanging around him, he reached out and took hold of my hand and proceeded to walk with me towards his tour bus. It was ten seconds, but it felt like ten HOURS! He just listened as I thanked him for a great show and he thanked me for coming, and we took a photo together - which I still have and posted on my Instagram page. Thank you for your music and your gentle heart, Ian Kilmister. Long live Lemmy!
Kristoffer Definitely was one of a kind, now we the Grohlmeister he has the flame now Lemmys gone . Every time it thunders , I know it crazy but I think Lemmys playing again.
Lemmy putting out his cigarette in his drink when he saw that his baby was there, that is just the greatest. What a loving, respectful, kind man he was. Absolute legend. Love you Lemmy!
The perfect tribute to a departed friend. A mixture of laughter, a few swear words, anecdotes, shared passions, tears and LOVE. Thanks, Dave for your thoughts and words.
Grohl really is a nice dude . I met him at bar in Seattle ( the ok hotel - now gone ) right before his first Foo album released i think about a year after Kurt’s death . I was really bummed out on life living at my grandmas and just quit a shit dishwashing job an hour earlier and said fuck it im getting some beers . So i went to that bar with no one there except the woman tending bar and started gettin a buzz on then low and behold in walks Dave and sits by me and orders a coffee . So i said something to him and we chatted briefly and introduced our selves then like 10 mins later some manager or agent looking dude came in and wisked Dave off to a back table booth and i was like oh well no biggy i got dissed by a rockstar but he’s a busy dude and im just some random nobody getting drunk at 1 in the afternoon , then like 15 mins later he came back up to me and was like ‘hey man best of luck to you it was nice to meet you i hope things work out for you” and said the same to him then he left with the other dude. I remember thinking , man that was really nice of him , he could have easily just blown me off but instead was cool even though he was obviously busy.
I was the "baby" in a band with some harDCore "Alumni" in the early 90s. Met Dave once when he was back visiting DC. Super down to earth guy. Wish i could see him again. Wish i could have met Lemmy too.....❤
Lemmy also appears in Foo Fighters- White Limo video. And at Studio 606 (Foo's Recording Studio) there is a mural of Lemmy on the outside back wall. www.google.com/maps/@34.2291946,-118.5341957,3a,25.2y,27.21h,95.02t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sLxr_Kfb4MR4UKR_c_c3kxA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
I'm just binging everything Taylor and FF tonight, trying to get through my sad. Watching Dave cry at this funeral makes me think of what he must be going through right now, though I can't begin to imagine how hard it is for him. Dave, all of us out here just want to wrap our arms around you and be there. Like the biggest universal hug of support and love. I don't know if energy or God or the universe or what could possibly help you feel that giant hug, but I sure wish there was a way to do it. I am so very sorry for your hurt. I know he won't see this, but it helps me to put it out there into the world.
Ok its 00:31 in the morning, I'm laying in the darkness of my room with my wife snoring softly by my side, I'm 54 years old and I'm fucking crying because Dave Grohl has a big heart.
Kerry King originally inspired me to play guitar (yeah yeah) and when i met him, he was in fact, a total dick. Psycroptic is easily my fave band. About 5 years ago, I met Joseph Haley from Psycroptic and Joe has to be one of the most humble and genuine guys i have ever met.
@TheTimbalanders he's like 5'6 or 5.7. After Kerry walked away, Paul Bostaph and Hanneman chatted my bud and I up for a couple of minutes. Those two were class acts.
That's a terrible saying. I've met some of mine and they've all turned out to be very cool and down to earth. Maybe it should be "Be careful who you idolize."
A perfect tribute to Lemmy. As a veteran of the Rainbow, I shared many Jack Daniels with Lemmy at his favorite spot by the first floor bar. He was always the same down-to-earth guy, content to have a drink and a chat with whoever came over to say hello. A true original...as are you, sir
This is a poem I wrote after hearing that Lemmy had died. I have this thing called tinnitus, that's ringing in my ears. I can't remember when I got it, I've had it years and years. I know it was in my teens, those rock years of abuse. I really don't mind though, those wondrous times of youth. Motorhead were the culprits, Lemmy he's now dead. But the legacy he's left me, is here inside my head. I wouldn't want to change it, if that's a choice I had. I have all those memories, of the times that I was bad. So here I am listening, with ringing in my ears. An invisible part of me, memories of those years. I'm 62, wouldn't have missed it for the world :-)))
I, too, buddy would not trade a lack of tinnitus for all of the front row slam dancing and getting caught in a mosh and double guitar solos and pyro bombs and wailing vocalists and the MEMORIES of many many bands that I witnessed in the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s. Thanks for sharing my perspective. \m/_
I DONT HAVE A POEM AND I HAVE GOT TO USE CAPS, MY EYESIGHT HAS GONE TOTALLY DOWN HILL FAST !!!! ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR POEM ☮️ WITH EVERYTHING GOING ON IN THE WORLD TODAY WE ALL THINK BACK TO SOME OF THE WONDERFUL TIMES WE HAD. OHH HOW I WISH WE COULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN. SOME THINGS I WOULD CHANGE 😂🌈✌🏻🎸🥁
@@LisA82G ,yes u can, but he didn't say "I believe in God but I'm not religious" Usually when people say they are not religious and nothing else it means they don't believe in God. Let's hope I'm wrong though🙏
I think Lemmy'd get fucking bored in heaven, I bet he's drinking lucifer under the table and jamming like crazy whilst popping by to see what the old man upstairs is cranky about.
@@hammill444lost Kurt, lost his best friend at home Jimmy, lost his best friend and drummer for 25 Years and his mother in the same year.....what are u talking bout? This guy is the most energetic move forward, positive Individual u can find. Try to be like him.
Jimmy Griffin don't blame him. Shit was loud. One time I was at practice and my bass had no volume, so I fucked with my knobs, and nothing. Bent down right next to my speaker...bass full volume on both pickups, tone set to full, amp set to 100% volume. Right when I got my ear about two inches from the speaker cabinet I must have jostled a cord because my speakers popped to life. I was completely deaf for about ten seconds. Then I heard nothing but a loud ringing for like another 30 seconds. Then I started hearing out of my left ear. My right ear was shot the rest of the day though I couldn't hear anything but silence or ringing until about 2pm the next day. Judging from Dave's reaction they must have set a really similar volume as I had that day.
Was trying my best to remain stone faced but I fucking lost it when he pulled out the Little Richard autograph he wanted to give to Lemmy for his birthday. Manly, manly fucking tears man. Everywhere.
Somehow, I feel Dave has evolved into a higher being. He’s become someone who can make you laugh and then cry with two words. He has such a calm power. A true musical icon with lyrical power
I saw Lemmy at the Rainbow in Hollywood in 2008 (apparently he was there every day). I walked by him and said “Hey, Lemmy”. He simply responded by saying “Oi”. My coolest rock n roll story...
It doesn't matter who wrote it. Dave said the words and it seemed to me like he meant the words. That's all. I am a Lemmy fan, not a Dave Grohl music fan but I appreciate his speech and the way always pays respect to the guys who came before him.
I had a dream I was performing at some random bar, I usually play blues and stuff with guys i just sit in with. We were warming up and I was looking in the small regular crowd and leaning up against the stage was Lemmy. He felt so real. Drinking his whisky and smoking right there. I tried to maintain my composure but i couldnt help myself. I started playing ace of spades on my guitar, just as like a little warmup thing. I looked down and he grinned and tipped his hat to me. Last thing I remember is finishing my set and going to the bar to find him and he was gone. He's truly an inspiration
Can relate with you there, when I had a motorcycle crash a couple years back, and it was after Lemmy had passed, I remember his interview about bringing a guy out of a motorcycle crash, then while I was basically in a deep rest, he said to me "You're not dyin yet, you still got a life to live" and then I woke up in the hospital, though still having a horrible anxiety attack and being in sever pain, that brought me to tears cause it felt real to me
We all know Dave Grohl won’t read this but Dave, you are a magician with words. Whether it’s standing up for a lonely fan getting picked on in the crowd during your concerts , giving supportive advice to other people, loving all people, you’re just an awesome guy. In my heart I know the love you gave to Kurt, Taylor, and so many others meant something to them. I believe being human makes our true ability to see more difficult. However, we never fail, when it counts, seeing it in others. We all love you Dave!!!
@Simon Cowell I can imagine that when one of your best friends, someone you've travelled the world with, someone who you've created art with and experienced success with, suddenly dies from their own suicide, that it would always feel raw. It will never be good for him to talk about Kurt Cobain simply because he probably still cannot fathom what had happened. I guess you need to ask yourself what would happen if the person you loved the most died tomorrow. And then what would you say to the reporters for the next 20 years asking "so what about your dead friend, how was that? How do you feel?". God that hurts the most.
Absolutely. A giant among rock stars and a giant among all humankind. Was going to post similar but thought I'd run through the comments to make sure I wouldn't be double posting. Well said sir.
Ian Hamilton I was so lucky to see foo fighters front row at CalJam and I’ve never been so emotional at a concert before. Dave’s impact on the rock community and society as a whole is so powerful, and continues to be one of the most genuine celebrities out there. He doesn’t hold himself on a high pedestal, it almost feels like he’s your cool neighbor when he talks.
Whenever anyone ever tried to pigeonhole or stereotype Motorhead's music to any particular type of genre (heavy metal, thrash, punk....etc.), Lemmy would always just say, "We're a rock n' roll band, plain and simple." I loved him for his authenticity and attitude most of all. He never tried to be something he was not and always walked his own place. Another great piece of advice from him was, "Run your own flag up a pole and see who salutes it." RIP Lemmy Kilmister....a true rock icon.
Watching Dave bring out the photo of Little Richard just broke my fucking heart. Every time I have a Jack and Coke (which is not infrequently), I think of Lemmy. I was never a big fan of Motorhead (just knew a few songs), but some of my best memories had his music as the soundtrack. I still miss you Lemmy. Godspeed.
every time I order one I hold an Ace of Spades card up asking if I can get it for free if I show them this XD they knew I was referencing Motörhead and laughed about it
I’ve now watched this three times and every time he gets to the part about the pamphlet and how wanted to give it to him I start crying because if you listen carefully his inner child comes out, he sounds like a little boy who lost something so dear to him!
Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis started Rock'nRoll together and those are 3 people Lemmy looked up to, as well as The Beatles, especially the late, great, John Entwistle
Dude, little Richard was arguably the most badass dude on the planet, he kept a religious identity when everyone in that community told him he'd go to hell for being who he was, he preached equality in a time and a place where he was hated because of his race. If anyone deserves the respect of Dave Grohl and goddamn Lemmy it's Little Richard. There's nothing more badass than recognizing that you're not the only badass.
I helped a friend in Tullahoma, TN run a car wash that he owned for a while. Lynchburg, TN is maybe 15-20 minutes away from their which is where the Jack Daniels distillery is and also the home of Little Richard. LR would frequent the car wash in his black Escalade and he really is one of the nicest people you could ever meet. He would always bein the passenger side of the ride and would always roll down the window and chat with me for minute and always handed me a generous tip. This was about 5 years ago. A really good person.
In high school around 04' one of my friends wrote Lemmy a letter as a part of a school project. It was a sociology class and everyone was asked to write a letter to one of their idols. As you might have guessed, most people wrote to various celebrities ...actors, musicians, rappers. About 6 weeks later he received a response from Lemmy (which would be the only response in the class). I remember him showing me the letter and I still get goosebumps thinking about it, my jaw dropped. It was not short or haphazardly written, about two pages and Lemmy had taken the time to draw a diagram of how his amps were set up. He also took the time to give his input on some questions my friend asked about some songs he was trying to write. It's hard to believe that he would put this much time into a letter to a 16 year old that he didn't know who lived in another country. The world truly lost an irreplaceable rock n' roll legend when Lemmy passed.
A PROPER GEEZER !!!R.I.P.LEMMY g
Wow what a man!
Amazing story! Lemmy is a great legend that will always be remembered
HHH (wwe) said in Lemmy's memorial, that he rocked up to meet Lemmy one time, Lemmy didn't know Steph was going, (hhh's wife), Lemmy had only his jocks on, there was cocaine and an assortment of drugs on the table, when Lemmy saw Steph, he said "wait a minute" closed the door, Hhh waited, then the door opened, Lemmy had a robe on, the drugs were gone and hhh wondered "I can only assume he snorted all the drugs".
Even though that was a crude side to Lemmy, he was very respectful, an absolute gentleman.
That man knew how to party but he also knew how to be a great guy. If I have to ill make sure to tell my kids and the next generation about Lemmy. His legacy wont be forgotten
When Dave said that he wanted to give it to him for his birthday, my heart broke.
The Captain yeah, that sounded like a kid lost his friend. It was so genuine and touching
I honestly just started bawling when he said that, you could hear the heartbreak in his voice. So sad:(
Oliver Fitzgerald yeah that was tough to watch
@@mattthatsme8799 you must be a fun person to be around of huh? this comment section is nothing but good words for lemmy and dave dont ruin that
@@JimZap623 Dave Grohl who's a very good multi instrumentalist has played his songs as a tribute to him
Dave is basically one of the nicest people in the music industry, he's had a lot of close friends in the industry die on him, and still manages to be cheerful a lot. That's really something.
Is your profile picture Dean ween.
It absolutely is
Dean Ween. yes! and for that, you both win 🏆🏆
@@eddienebula6084 Id like to thank the academy.
Sure is something.
This happened 5 years ago, as of today he's writing another eulogy for another yet closer friend, so painful
And it's been heartbreaking to just think about it. Lemmy probably didn't mean even 1% of what Taylor meant to him. I can't even imagine what this is like for him right now. I'm immensely sad for him.
Exactly. I was thinking this earlier how Dave was devastated when lemmy passed. I can’t imagine how he’s feeling now that it’s one of brothers in music.
My heart breaks for Dave. First Kurt, then Lemmy, now Taylor.
I can’t even imagine….
@@neon9999 he has only been able to talk about Kurt in the last few years . This loss for him must be unimaginable.
The image of Lemmy sitting by himself listening to motorhead with a cigarette in his hand is the most metal thing on the planet
Infamous gamer Agreed. Also, 200th like
All it needs is Christopher Lee dressed as Charlemagne, and it'd be more epic than human minds can process.
It really fucking is 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
It’s bad ass to know even the bad asses can roll alone no matter what
Ha! What a fake story! Fuck you if you believe that shit!
The pause before he said he wanted to give it to him on his birthday is absolutely heartbreaking, rest in power Lemmy
And the voice cracking
I cried 😫
@@JAY1012225 I pride myself a fairly cold dude but I wept like a fucking baby.
I choked too!
If i liked this comment there’d be 667 likes on it. I just cant do that can I, let’s keep it at 666
“I wanted to give it to him on his birthday” tore me apart. Damn, Dave.
Tears were flowin. damn
Yep that got me too.
😭
it actually broke my heart... it reminded me of what happened to my friend it was the same situation...
he got video of dave talking and saying happy birthday to his wife because she was a huge fan (my friend knows a photographer who works with the foo fighters) and he was gonna show her for her birthday but she passed away before he could even show her the video...
@@AlexanderSanchez-qc4td That is one of the saddest things I have ever heard.
Dave has been to so many funerals of so many good friends. It’s so heartbreaking, because he’s such a good dude. 😢
He lost alot of friends alot of close ones and he stil is himself and i love that of dave
This comment means so much after the sudden passing of Taylor Hawkins last night in Bogota, Columbia.
So sad
Oh my god. I literally made this post a day before Taylor died. What the fuck, man?!?!? 😢🤦♂️
@@YogsenForfoth I couldn't figure out if you meant Tayler also when you made your original comment Yogsen .. I can't imagine the pain he's feeling tonight ...My heart goes out to him ..Can't imagine what he's going through .
You pretty much prophesized it
Roadied for 30 years. Lemmy was one of the few musicians that respected the road crew for the work that we did, the risks that we took and the crap money we were paid. Every gig he made sure we got treats, legend
Lemmy was Jimi Hendrix's roadie , he knew it was a tough gig. Great story fella :)
Best " treats" on earth.
My dad also worked at concerts (he did steel) and he said the same thing
Out of that rough exterior, was a heart of gold. R.I.P. Lemmy.
on ace of spades, even have a song called we are the roadcrew. it feels like telling my teacher that mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell, but also, just that they made this song, seems to be a really "respect-move" to the ... yeah the roadcrew
that's how funerals should be, telling stories and good memories
Having worked a full time job and cared for my father for 11 years simultaneously, it's tough to remember those stories leading up to the big day. I was in a haze after he passed. I'd written a lengthy eulogy, when I was standing at the mic, all the memories came flooding back and I improvised a 20 minute speech on top of that I'd written. Best feeling ever, it was a surreal, almost out of body experience but a damn good one.
It is
Spot on
and laugh!! It is a celebration of life!
My hope is that when I die everyone is sharing all of the fun stories! If when I die everyone gets bummed out, then I'd say I haven't lived a cool enough life!
Lemmy was an amazing man, I met him, along with a friend of mine who had cerebral palsy, really bad, Lemmy was playing a pinball machine at the club, my friend also loved pinball....they ended up talking, and ended up playing pinball and talking all night..as much as I adore Lemmy I didn't want to Interfere..it was my friends special moment so I just hung back and watched them together..it meant the world to my friend, my friend died a few months later but Lemmy gave him the greatest night of his life, and he did it selflessly, he wanted to do this for a fan....beautiful man....r.i.p Mr. LEMMY....and thank you for being kind to my friend sir.
All these years, I have to admit that I thought he was a bit of a dick. Despite being into metal myself since the early nineties, I never listened to Motorhead. I've always seen people who are forthright in their views as people who don't give a shit who they insult or hurt. After watching a couple of videos, including this one, I have to say that I got him very wrong. My misunderstanding about him probably came from something he said about the Welsh. I went to the same school as he did, albeit about 20 years later, and he commented how much he hated it there because it was there that he learned how much the Welsh hate the English. He was right, of course, but we have some very good reasons. That school was, and still is, a dump.
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Great story
@@iccohen1 it was a really great time. My friend was so happy!
You are a true friend ❤️
Dave has such a gritty singing voice but the most softest speaking voice ever, he could read children's books
He has, on Cbeebies bedtime hour
He could have a voice of ASMR. Enough to put yourself to sleep. You never know.
If you listen to his song “aurora”, you’ll see he can have the softest, most beautiful singing voice
@@philbrault3699 I wish he would start saying that’s ignorant or blanket
@@williamphillip9749 🤣
This is what a funeral should be. Somber stories that also have funny bits so people are laughing thinking of the memories they have of the departed.
absolutely last thing i want is to ruin everyones day ,should be like this
Same, same! Everybody better be laughing and drinking at mine!
@Elisha why are you commenting this to everyone, what're you trying to prove
@Elisha Fuck off please. If you can t respect these people that you hate so much for some reason while they re alive at least show some respect for The deceased. And you still dare claim you re a Christian... Disgusting.
Yes brother
The nicest guy in rock talking about the other nicest guy in rock.
Be safe
So true🤘♠️ ....p.s I didn't fail the intelligence test! 😋
not one bit of toxicity or negativity massive heart such a gent
@foo bar Oh my god, that is the best comparison I have ever heard lmao
@foo bar stop fucking praising keanu reeves you redditor
It was hard to watch when Dave choked up after taking out the picture. He has lost a few good friends and I've never seen him tear up. This meant a lot to him and now it means something to me
agree. i mean i never liked the music of lemmy but that was pretty sad. i almost cried.. i have so much stories from by best friend and i was so much into that :/
You should watch "Back and Forth" the foo fighters dvd. Dave talkes about curt und crys a lot :(
To be honest the man has lost quite afew. I'd think most people would be torn up after a friend of theirs commits suicide and your true hero dies, hell I'd be a wreck.
The man's heart is just enormous. Love Dave.
Same here. I like motorhead. And Lemmy will be missed. But Dave just gave the most beautiful speech and almost stole the show in a nice, cool and respectful way.
1:42 Lemmy always had a heart for doing stuff like this. To immediately give condolences for Dave about Kurt is really moving to me.
Kurt is my hero..... I heard what kimmy said through this...this video( with Dave). What a good man he was....be is still in me.
Not to mention, Lemmy liked Nirvana as well.
@@tangiers59 real recognise real
Lemmy isn't dead. He's just gone to the bar in the sky.
God wanted bass lessons
WOOPS HE WENT TO THE OTHER PLACE FOR TOO MUCH JACKIN OFF SATAN!!!!!
Yes sir
@Wayne lawson No he isn't. Hell isn't real
I think he's probably fighting dragons with Dio..
One of my favorite videos of Lemmy is the one of him reading the letter from a Black metalhead who was being bullied by other black people for liking metal. Guy's heart wasn't just big, it was truly massive. He holds no hate in his heart for any one or thing
Sent me here bro.
@@GlynnMatthews And me ;-)
☝️ Except for Nazis.
"Tell em to shove it boy, Jimi Hendrix did all right"
@@metalben005 If I was the kid he said that to I swear I’d get it tattooed like a badge of honor!
When I am gone. I wish someone will miss me, like Dave misses Lemmy.
1777DK I don’t know you but I’ll miss you. You’re loved
Same here
@@jubenville00 Same with you.
They will, trust me
Someone always does
Lemmy was one of the nicest people in Rock I have ever met. I had the honor of accompanying him to secrets cabaret in Tampa Fl in 2005. He was such a great person. We talked about history all night. He was a collector of war memorabilia and loved history. He then made me go with him to the casino all night! One of the best nights of my life. Awesome person and musician. He had a great sense of humor as well. He was that nice to me and I am nobody…just a person that respected him and loved his music.
Sir you are far from a nobody, as Lemmy obviously saw and others gather from this kind, thoughtful, genuine and warm post..
What an amazing night for you and I would imagine Lemmy said the same too.. 🎩🎸🎩
When he said that Lemmy said sorry to him about Kurt's death I teared up
I personally wasn't expecting it, because when I watched it live it went all glitchy so I was thinking he said something funny and humouros but after watching it again and heard him say that I was like, wow he is the guy i now aspire to be like, funny and crazy but have a kind heart for others.
Class. Honesty. Decency. And absolute self-consistency.
Siavash Massoudi me toooo dude
lemmy was a true gentleman never lied and never hurt no one that's truly something considering who he was i have serious respect for that love live lemmy
Fuck yeah bro
When he said ‘ I wanted to give it to him on his Birthday’ and you could hear his voice cracking it broke my heart
Same 😢
I love that Dave simply said: "I play in the Foo Fighters." when he, in reality, is so much more than that when it comes to the Foo Fighters.
the sign of a true musician in a band. He isnt the foo fighters, hes just another guy in a group effort, a true man of class.
He's more than that in general. Not arguing, just adding my peace to your point.
I heard he was the drummer for Tenacious D and Nirvana, too.
if everyone on the Earth were like Dave Grohl, it'd be paradise.
Amen
Right-on mate x
Imagine the music
thats weird. dont idolize people.
Hv u met him? Super sweet guy.
God bless him he'll be a mess now after poor Taylor I dunno what to even say about that. RIP Taylor another sweetheart.
Dave pulls out Little Richard pic.
Woman says, "Oh my god."
Someone starts cuttin' onions.
Sounds like the dreadful Sharon Osbourne.
PazBinv1 No it's not her.
@@mdnblues It's her. You can see her and Ozzy at the beginning sitting in the second row (3:05).
That were no onions being cut bro that's just grown men showing their damn emotions. i fucking cried my eyeballs out there
"Oh my god, dave". it's Sharon.
And this is why Dave Grohl is one of the greatest humans ever.
Connor James Jackson dude don’t do that
@@connorjackson4083 What the fuck bro
@@puweul what
@@roosetrolton4005 what
@@connorjackson4083 asshole
Dave is like the Keanu of the music industry such a class act and genuine fellow.
That’s a great comparison lol
Keanu is the Dave of the Acting industry ❤❤❤
absolute class act I havent cried in years but this video did it for me
Doesn't answer questions unless they're for fucking journalists, right? He's a better actor than a musician lol.
I don't know how he will be able to speak at Taylor's...... it's just horrible.
I know man, I know 😞
It’s would be so hard :(
That's exactly what I was thinking. Poor Dave, such a kind man having to deal with all this pain. #riptaylorhawkins 💔 Look, i'm not even a huge fan of The Foo's, but since I heard the news, I've been here watching all these videos like an idiot, it breaks my heart. I'm in awe of the kind of conection Dave and Taylor had, the purest love you could ever have.
I don't know how he can do it. Did he say something at Kurt's? I don't remember. Although, Dave is a tough guy, but, wow.
Damn. That was painful watch one of my heroes say goodbye to his.
TheAussieStig30 Same, it must've been horrible for him. PS: I like your profilepic. ;)
I found it a beautiful eulogy. Pain, oh yes. When he brought out the signed photo of Little Richard...tears. Grieving well expressed.
TheAussieStig30 there goes my hero, watch him as he goes...
Tidal Ninja beautiful!!!!!
Motörhead so much love!!! miss him terribly!
if anyone speaks like this at my Funeral then I will know I've lived a good kind life.
Shaun Thomas you'll never know lol
Fuck yeah
Shaun Thomas
It would be awesome at mine too .
The tenderness in his voice when he says "I wanted to give it to him on his birthday... but..." tears my fucking soul apart, oh my god. I'm a pretty cynical dude, but that had me tear up a bit.
Eratosthenes. Same here man. That was the bit that broke me. You can see how much love and respect he has for Lemmy when he talks about him.
Eratosthenes Took the words right out of my mouth, dude.
Eratosthenes I had tickets to see Motörhead at download when he died. My godfather gave me his original Motörhead leather wrist band from the 70s, his ticket stubs and original records. All framed on my wall. Except for the wrist band that I've worn every day for 6 years
i will not cry, i will not cry, oh fuck sake, i'm blubbing like a baby here. again, third time i've watched it.
"Lord knows I'm not a religious man" Dave is funny as hell and seems like such a truly good man.
My favorite Lemmy story was when a reporter asked him after a show how Motörhead would sound in 30 years if they played that same venue? Lemmy replied, The same but LOUDER!!!
Gotta love someone that walked it like they talked it!!!RIP Lemmy
For non believers Dave and Lemmy have amazing HEART'S I love you both signed Prema kanda HARE KRSNA BARCELONA
He just foresaw his hearing loss
Dave Grohl is just the Keanu Reeves of music
I chilled with Dave a few times when we were teenagers. Down to Earth, nice guy , easy to get along with. He was 17 or so , as were my friends and I. He was pretending to be around 21 or 22 to stay in the band Scream.
Why? Eather of them Are awesome... So
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@dani cali Whatever, my personal experiences with the guy were positive. He was genuine. Nice alias Cortney!
@dani cali Someone that is truly a "goon" would have a history of violence or a few assault charges, arrests, that prove he is someone that uses aggression and violence in disputes or confrontations...instead of assertiveness.
If you are thinking about the time he told someone in a striped shirt to get the fuck out of his show for fighting. That was assertiveness, not aggression. Dave neither threatened to beat him up, and he certainly didn't rush down in the crowd to actually fight him. He was rightfully angry with an actual "goon" for fighting as his show, and told him to get out. You don't have to be "nice" and assertive at the same time. You gotta be firm, direct, and authoritative to be effective with goons.
Unless you know of a time he got violent or threatening with someone without a very good reason for it.
@dani cali can you back up your claim by any measure? I'm not mad, just genuinely curious!
If Dave Grohl thinks you have a big heart, YOU'VE GOT A MASSIVE HEART.
Crashburn 32 I love ur Calvin and Hobbes profile picture
Lemmy died at my birthday. I was a teenager, on a small bar, going nuts over losing my wallet when the TV hit the news. Nobody there knew him, but my heart sank so low. He was a like a hero and a father for so many teens starting their rock life, and for that I really thank you Sir Lemmy
I can personally attest that Lemmy was a really kind and good person. After a show at Roseland Ballroom in NYC a few years back, I approached him outside the stage door and quickly told him how epic the show was - and it was! - and that it was my first (of eventually three) Motörhead show. Despite having women and people hanging around him, he reached out and took hold of my hand and proceeded to walk with me towards his tour bus. It was ten seconds, but it felt like ten HOURS! He just listened as I thanked him for a great show and he thanked me for coming, and we took a photo together - which I still have and posted on my Instagram page.
Thank you for your music and your gentle heart, Ian Kilmister. Long live Lemmy!
Kristoffer
Definitely was one of a kind, now we the Grohlmeister he has the flame now Lemmys gone . Every time it thunders , I know it crazy but I think Lemmys playing again.
Everyone who has disliked this eulogy are heartless freaks. That was beautiful.
Did not dislike this whatsoever...just think Dave is a better drummer than anything else.
Nah. I just think Dave Grohl is a narcissistic weirdo who makes everything about himself.
too much . i agree.
@@flogginmama seriously? i would explain what music is, mr misner, but i am too angry at you and i dont have enough crayons.
I assume their hands were shaking so they missed.
Lemmy putting out his cigarette in his drink when he saw that his baby was there, that is just the greatest. What a loving, respectful, kind man he was. Absolute legend. Love you Lemmy!
The perfect tribute to a departed friend. A mixture of laughter, a few swear words, anecdotes, shared passions, tears and LOVE. Thanks, Dave for your thoughts and words.
Grohl really is a nice dude . I met him at bar in Seattle ( the ok hotel - now gone ) right before his first Foo album released i think about a year after Kurt’s death . I was really bummed out on life living at my grandmas and just quit a shit dishwashing job an hour earlier and said fuck it im getting some beers . So i went to that bar with no one there except the woman tending bar and started gettin a buzz on then low and behold in walks Dave and sits by me and orders a coffee . So i said something to him and we chatted briefly and introduced our selves then like 10 mins later some manager or agent looking dude came in and wisked Dave off to a back table booth and i was like oh well no biggy i got dissed by a rockstar but he’s a busy dude and im just some random nobody getting drunk at 1 in the afternoon , then like 15 mins later he came back up to me and was like ‘hey man best of luck to you it was nice to meet you i hope things work out for you” and said the same to him then he left with the other dude. I remember thinking , man that was really nice of him , he could have easily just blown me off but instead was cool even though he was obviously busy.
beautiful story thanks!
God bless Dave!
*Nice, for you to meet with Dave*
I was the "baby" in a band with some harDCore "Alumni" in the early 90s. Met Dave once when he was back visiting DC. Super down to earth guy. Wish i could see him again. Wish i could have met Lemmy too.....❤
Rand Blackwell Pretty cool like it
"Im sorry for what happened to your friend"
So powerful. Noone ever got to disturb Lemmy when playing, but this is when he shows his true self.
I didn’t realise that David & Lemmy were such good friends until I watched the Lemmy documentary on Netflix. They were like brothers.
What's the name of the movie brother?
It’s just called “Lemmy”.
Shubham Lele Lemmy 👍
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Lemmy also appears in Foo Fighters- White Limo video. And at Studio 606 (Foo's Recording Studio) there is a mural of Lemmy on the outside back wall. www.google.com/maps/@34.2291946,-118.5341957,3a,25.2y,27.21h,95.02t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sLxr_Kfb4MR4UKR_c_c3kxA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192
I'm just binging everything Taylor and FF tonight, trying to get through my sad. Watching Dave cry at this funeral makes me think of what he must be going through right now, though I can't begin to imagine how hard it is for him. Dave, all of us out here just want to wrap our arms around you and be there. Like the biggest universal hug of support and love. I don't know if energy or God or the universe or what could possibly help you feel that giant hug, but I sure wish there was a way to do it. I am so very sorry for your hurt. I know he won't see this, but it helps me to put it out there into the world.
Beautifully said!
Ok its 00:31 in the morning, I'm laying in the darkness of my room with my wife snoring softly by my side, I'm 54 years old and I'm fucking crying because Dave Grohl has a big heart.
Same to me. RIP Lemmy and all those great musicians who had to leave this world..😟⚰️🥀
RIP Little Richard. Passed away May 9, 2020
Precious Lord,Take my hand...
His Song for Lemmy and himself...
They are at Home,now...
"The waitress brings two jacks & coke and his fukn mail?" Had to press pause as I could not stop laughing.
I got goosebumps when he said “I’m sorry about your friend”.
they say never meet your heroes, but lemmy is one exception.
Kerry King originally inspired me to play guitar (yeah yeah) and when i met him, he was in fact, a total dick. Psycroptic is easily my fave band. About 5 years ago, I met Joseph Haley from Psycroptic and Joe has to be one of the most humble and genuine guys i have ever met.
@TheTimbalanders he's like 5'6 or 5.7. After Kerry walked away, Paul Bostaph and Hanneman chatted my bud and I up for a couple of minutes. Those two were class acts.
@@briangeorgebowes same when I met Petrucci, thank God sometimes they're nice guys.
Dimebag was cool as fuck to me every time I hung out with him.
That's a terrible saying. I've met some of mine and they've all turned out to be very cool and down to earth. Maybe it should be "Be careful who you idolize."
man this hits you right in the feels
"Hey, I'm sorry about what happened to your friend."
Aaaaaaaaand I got some dust in my eye.
The only man who can get away with cussing at a funeral.
Watch John Cleese’s eulogy of Graham Chapman.
@@willer3399 you beat me to it by 6 months
@@willer3399 lol you stole my comment
Nah it was Lemmy's funeral, I'm sure it was welcome by and from all
Lemmy wouldnt want it any other way. I hope they all got loaded after the funeral and blasted motorhead
A perfect tribute to Lemmy. As a veteran of the Rainbow, I shared many Jack Daniels with Lemmy at his favorite spot by the first floor bar. He was always the same down-to-earth guy, content to have a drink and a chat with whoever came over to say hello. A true original...as are you, sir
This is a poem I wrote after hearing that Lemmy had died.
I have this thing called tinnitus, that's ringing in my ears. I can't remember when I got it, I've had it years and years. I know it was in my teens, those rock years of abuse. I really don't mind though, those wondrous times of youth. Motorhead were the culprits, Lemmy he's now dead. But the legacy he's left me, is here inside my head. I wouldn't want to change it, if that's a choice I had. I have all those memories, of the times that I was bad. So here I am listening, with ringing in my ears. An invisible part of me, memories of those years.
I'm 62, wouldn't have missed it for the world :-)))
Thanks for sharing mate
That was great my friend! #RIPLemmy
Bless your heart brother
I, too, buddy would not trade a lack of tinnitus for all of the front row slam dancing and getting caught in a mosh and double guitar solos and pyro bombs and wailing vocalists and the MEMORIES of many many bands that I witnessed in the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s. Thanks for sharing my perspective. \m/_
I DONT HAVE A POEM AND I HAVE GOT TO USE CAPS, MY EYESIGHT HAS GONE TOTALLY DOWN HILL FAST !!!! ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOUR POEM ☮️ WITH EVERYTHING GOING ON IN THE WORLD TODAY WE ALL THINK BACK TO SOME OF THE WONDERFUL TIMES WE HAD. OHH HOW I WISH WE COULD DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN. SOME THINGS I WOULD CHANGE 😂🌈✌🏻🎸🥁
The woman who says "oh my God, Dave" when he pulls out the little Richard signature and then he tears up...
damn son. damn.
I ain't crying... My eyes are just... Sweaty 😭😭😭😭
Dave's mom perhaps?
Sounds like Sharon Osbourne. I think that is her in the second row on the right at 3:05. You can hear her laughing as well.
Sorry so late but I think that was Lemmys GF Cheryl Keuleman
@@navidhendrix It's definitely Sharon.
Dave great words. Lemmy once talked to me for like 5 actual minutes and I am nobody. God Bless you Lemmy.
We need a new generation of rock and roll
Kurt Freaking Cobain No.
Kurt Freaking Cobain it's not going to be awesome as before
Kurt Freaking Cobain working on it.
Kurt Freaking Cobain damn right mate JoJo xx
theres still good rock and roll its just not in the mainstream like it used to be
dude, when Dave said "I'm sorry about what happened to your friend".... I really couldn't hold the tears
9:18 the last chord ever to be played on his rig...
Dave was scared of that his eyes POPPED open 😳
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don’t like how that guy handled the bass.
The world needs more Dave's and Lemmy's. Love wins, guys.
I don't care how manly anyone is, if this doesn't make you emotional, something is very wrong with you
well i know , but i gotta say i like it :D But yeah rip lemmy
aidan byrne I understand the situation, but I didn't get emotional watching the video.
Oh well lol
Yeah... I am crying like a little baby... Still to this day.
aidan byrne
Well said , totally agree with you.
When Dave Grohl arrives in Heaven, he will be greeted by God, Lemmy, Kurt Cobain, and Little Richard.
R.I.P. Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister 1945-2015.
Well he said he's not a religious man ,so he doesn't believe in heaven...
Lemmy is god!
You can believe in God or Heaven without being religious.
@@LisA82G ,yes u can, but he didn't say "I believe in God but I'm not religious"
Usually when people say they are not religious and nothing else it means they don't believe in God.
Let's hope I'm wrong though🙏
I think Lemmy'd get fucking bored in heaven, I bet he's drinking lucifer under the table and jamming like crazy whilst popping by to see what the old man upstairs is cranky about.
This was amazing , RIP Lemmy
THESNEAKERADDICT agreed. Finally someone who likes sneakers and good music lol
@@theun-knownmusician5468 thank you
He had from Prostate Cancer in 2015
Grohl has had the most tragic life, losing so many heroes, friends over the years, yet he still keeps that same big heart he speaks of Lemmy having
He’s endured tragedy for sure. But I do not think he’s had the most tragic life. Not by a long shot
@@hammill444lost Kurt, lost his best friend at home Jimmy, lost his best friend and drummer for 25 Years and his mother in the same year.....what are u talking bout?
This guy is the most energetic move forward, positive Individual u can find. Try to be like him.
Anyone notice when the guy hits the bass chord it scares the living shit outta Dave?
Jimmy Griffin lol yea I'm cracking the fuck up that was too funny
Jimmy Griffin lol yea I'm cracking the fuck up that was too funny ko
Jimmy Griffin don't blame him. Shit was loud. One time I was at practice and my bass had no volume, so I fucked with my knobs, and nothing. Bent down right next to my speaker...bass full volume on both pickups, tone set to full, amp set to 100% volume. Right when I got my ear about two inches from the speaker cabinet I must have jostled a cord because my speakers popped to life. I was completely deaf for about ten seconds. Then I heard nothing but a loud ringing for like another 30 seconds. Then I started hearing out of my left ear. My right ear was shot the rest of the day though I couldn't hear anything but silence or ringing until about 2pm the next day.
Judging from Dave's reaction they must have set a really similar volume as I had that day.
When Is That?
right at the end
First time i saw Dave crying,i can't help the tears!♥
I think this is wonderful ... thank you Dave
Was trying my best to remain stone faced but I fucking lost it when he pulled out the Little Richard autograph he wanted to give to Lemmy for his birthday. Manly, manly fucking tears man. Everywhere.
Dave has gone through so much grief with his friends passing, god bless his soul, and Rest In Peace Lemmy.
Somehow, I feel Dave has evolved into a higher being. He’s become someone who can make you laugh and then cry with two words. He has such a calm power. A true musical icon with lyrical power
agreed. kindaaaa cringee.
there goes my hero, watch him as he goes
Daemiex he's ordinary
Such a shame little richard passed, another legend gone.
V Raja it is relevant to the video😂 you’re the one with aspergers my friend
@V Raja Your whining on a fucking Lemmy funeral video? Come on go get a fucking life you pissflap
Yeah thats not very "OM" thing to say bro. Making Hinduism look like trash right now since you have OM as your image.
It's ashame but Lemmy and little Richard are together now
@V Raja Its clearly very relevant to the video - which it appears you did not watch.
I saw Lemmy at the Rainbow in Hollywood in 2008 (apparently he was there every day). I walked by him and said “Hey, Lemmy”. He simply responded by saying “Oi”. My coolest rock n roll story...
Thank you for this post...it says so much about both men..,I must admit Dave's speech really moved me.
Victor Jones what's your source?
Daniel Purvey source is pure bullshit
It doesn't matter who wrote it. Dave said the words and it seemed to me like he meant the words. That's all. I am a Lemmy fan, not a Dave Grohl music fan but I appreciate his speech and the way always pays respect to the guys who came before him.
You lying sack of dogshit
Are you talking to me?
Dave has always made me laugh.....never thought he would do the opposite to me.....great, thanks Dave!
I had a dream I was performing at some random bar, I usually play blues and stuff with guys i just sit in with. We were warming up and I was looking in the small regular crowd and leaning up against the stage was Lemmy. He felt so real. Drinking his whisky and smoking right there. I tried to maintain my composure but i couldnt help myself. I started playing ace of spades on my guitar, just as like a little warmup thing. I looked down and he grinned and tipped his hat to me. Last thing I remember is finishing my set and going to the bar to find him and he was gone. He's truly an inspiration
Can relate with you there, when I had a motorcycle crash a couple years back, and it was after Lemmy had passed, I remember his interview about bringing a guy out of a motorcycle crash, then while I was basically in a deep rest, he said to me "You're not dyin yet, you still got a life to live" and then I woke up in the hospital, though still having a horrible anxiety attack and being in sever pain, that brought me to tears cause it felt real to me
That's an awesome story that I'm sure not many can tell.
You got some resistance, I would've fell down and cried on that stage like a bitch.
That's so cool, I want a "gig dream" too!
We all know Dave Grohl won’t read this but Dave, you are a magician with words. Whether it’s standing up for a lonely fan getting picked on in the crowd during your concerts , giving supportive advice to other people, loving all people, you’re just an awesome guy. In my heart I know the love you gave to Kurt, Taylor, and so many others meant something to them. I believe being human makes our true ability to see more difficult. However, we never fail, when it counts, seeing it in others. We all love you Dave!!!
Dave Grohl at Lemmys funeral. Interviewer: So tell us about Kurt Cobain.
That story will always too raw to Dave Grohl........
Adam. I dont know Dave so well but I sense you mean its always like that to Dave? I mean always same questions about Cobain?
@@LucaBrasi0 yup
@Simon Cowell I can imagine that when one of your best friends, someone you've travelled the world with, someone who you've created art with and experienced success with, suddenly dies from their own suicide, that it would always feel raw. It will never be good for him to talk about Kurt Cobain simply because he probably still cannot fathom what had happened. I guess you need to ask yourself what would happen if the person you loved the most died tomorrow. And then what would you say to the reporters for the next 20 years asking "so what about your dead friend, how was that? How do you feel?". God that hurts the most.
@@sahasrahlamusic9068 They weren't "dear friends." Dave had developed some legitimate frustration and animosity with Kurt.
Dave's lost a few close friends, it must be really hard know that.
@Richard Harrold do you know how hospitals work in the US?
I think it probably brings him clarity tbh. He knows it'll end, so he needs to get on with it
Dave Grohl is a giant amongst rock stars...........with a heart, soul and feeling.
Absolutely. A giant among rock stars and a giant among all humankind. Was going to post similar but thought I'd run through the comments to make sure I wouldn't be double posting. Well said sir.
Ian Hamilton I was so lucky to see foo fighters front row at CalJam and I’ve never been so emotional at a concert before. Dave’s impact on the rock community and society as a whole is so powerful, and continues to be one of the most genuine celebrities out there. He doesn’t hold himself on a high pedestal, it almost feels like he’s your cool neighbor when he talks.
Can you imagine loosing 3 big friends during your life and still shining :) Dave is real hero and good example for young people :)
Whenever anyone ever tried to pigeonhole or stereotype Motorhead's music to any particular type of genre (heavy metal, thrash, punk....etc.), Lemmy would always just say, "We're a rock n' roll band, plain and simple." I loved him for his authenticity and attitude most of all. He never tried to be something he was not and always walked his own place. Another great piece of advice from him was, "Run your own flag up a pole and see who salutes it." RIP Lemmy Kilmister....a true rock icon.
Watching Dave bring out the photo of Little Richard just broke my fucking heart. Every time I have a Jack and Coke (which is not infrequently), I think of Lemmy. I was never a big fan of Motorhead (just knew a few songs), but some of my best memories had his music as the soundtrack. I still miss you Lemmy. Godspeed.
Well said cant watch it all the way through only managed it once
every time I order one I hold an Ace of Spades card up asking if I can get it for free if I show them this XD they knew I was referencing Motörhead and laughed about it
can't lie, I almost teared up
same
i did
pUSSYcREAM I did as well
The Interesting Carrot same dood
The Interesting Carrot What do you mean "almost"?
I’ve now watched this three times and every time he gets to the part about the pamphlet and how wanted to give it to him I start crying because if you listen carefully his inner child comes out, he sounds like a little boy who lost something so dear to him!
Dave Grohl is one of my favorite people... what a great tribute for a friend. RIP Lemmy
I just shed my weight in tears.
Myself as well my friend....myself as well.
You dont need to be Religious to be a Faithfull man,so was Lemmy
Who’s Lenny
@@BostonsF1nest the guy from red dead redemption ,Lennnneeeeyy
If this speech didn't melt your heart, then surely you do not possess one. Great eulogy Dave
I cried so hard when i heard I had to pull over it was like losing a father every time I'm reminded he's gone I get so sad
Yes. I still tear up even now in 2018. Great memories of the band. Great memories of this person.
I guess you haven't lost a real father
thats the definition of true fan.
that's how the chinese feel about shiro ishii lol
Amy Mcphee You're adorable.
Beautiful tribute to a legend. I was in pieces when he mentioned the photo he was going to give to Lemmy. RIP Lemmy.
Dave Grohl is just flat out a great human being. We are so lucky to have him here with us. God Bless.
Kurt, Little Richard and Lemmy. So many people in the industry have died on Dave and he’s still the nicest guy in the industry.
Now Taylor too.
"Who's more badass than Little Richard???"
DUDE. YOU. MET. LEMMY. KILMISTER.
nobody lemmy worshipped Little Richard. Same attitude. Same heart.
Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis started Rock'nRoll together and those are 3 people Lemmy looked up to, as well as The Beatles, especially the late, great, John Entwistle
Dude, little Richard was arguably the most badass dude on the planet, he kept a religious identity when everyone in that community told him he'd go to hell for being who he was, he preached equality in a time and a place where he was hated because of his race. If anyone deserves the respect of Dave Grohl and goddamn Lemmy it's Little Richard. There's nothing more badass than recognizing that you're not the only badass.
Good Golly Miss Molly
"Imagine being black AND gay in Macon, Georgia."
-Lemmy
Dave is one of the coolest and kindest and most genuine people in music, I never cease to be impressed by him. Total class act.
Dave's a genuine human being.
Dave could make a grocery list sound interesting and fun. He's such a good story teller.
I helped a friend in Tullahoma, TN run a car wash that he owned for a while. Lynchburg, TN is maybe 15-20 minutes away from their which is where the Jack Daniels distillery is and also the home of Little Richard.
LR would frequent the car wash in his black Escalade and he really is one of the nicest people you could ever meet. He would always bein the passenger side of the ride and would always roll down the window and chat with me for minute and always handed me a generous tip. This was about 5 years ago. A really good person.
"...he bridged my love of AC/DC, Sabbath and Zeppelin with my love of GBH, The Ramones and Black Flag..."
When even Dave Grohl is crying, you know that music has lost one of its best talents and greatest friends.
I couldn’t love this dude more. Read his book if you haven’t already.