I really dont know where american rock bands would be without the british bands of the 60s and 70s , they are totally insane and were such an influence on the US bands
And we would not have had those English bands if we didn't have the American rock of the 50's. And we would not have had the 50's rock if not for the 60 years of blues and minstrels gospels of black artist that have never got the praise they deserve.
@@jessluxsozzy hellz yeah gospels got to the MOFO blues with some MOFOs playing a 2 or 3 string old guitar made from w/e they can tune to get a beat and the REST is as they say..😊😊
@@jessluxsozzynd blues originally comes from the song structure of European folk and renaissance music along with rhythms from Africa . Depends how far back you wanna go. Interesting though, pretty much every style of music as far back as early blues is still influenced by a mixture of other things. A lot of people think it’s starts at blues, but without earlier European folk music and standards, there’s no blues either. That’s the beauty of music, it’s universal
@jessluxsozzy You wouldn't have rock without the high and low country sound of the hills. They never got their credit either. Quit being a racist turd.
@@Two_Seat_Pete_FatA55--- there is one exception, Jazz is purely American. It doesn't take from any other country's music or any music of any other people or religion. Jazz is the style of music that is all original that comes from the U.S. .
I'm sure you mean the actual drummer Phil Taylor. Lemmy was the bassist. Cause if you really thought Lemmy was the drummer that would be pretty embarrassing
I saw them around ‘88, with Slayer & Overkill. It was a big hockey arena in Grand Rapids & there were very few people there. Being a drummer, I was there to see Dave Lombardo play & I sidled up by the side stage, so I could see the drummers, which was easy since no one was there. Motörhead came on & I watched Phil Taylor play & forgot all about Dave Lombardo. He absolutely blew me away. The mix on most Motörhead albums is so muddled, it’s difficult to hear the drums cleanly. But watching what he could do was incredible. He had sweat flying off him, like all the way to the front of the stage.
I saw Motorhead live a dozen times over the decades, including twice in one night in 1981 on the Ace of Spades tour. My ears were ringing for a week, but it was worth it.
i will always think of the british tv comedy THE YOUNG ONES from the early '80s when i hear this lol. motorhead performs this literally in the episode titled "bambi" where the characters hurry off to compete in a game show called "university challenge", competing against a young hugh laurie and emma thompson - it was bloody hilarious!
Fast Eddie Clarke started a band called Fastway after he left Motorhead and they're fantastic! You guys would love their song called Say What You Will.
Yeah Fast Eddie Clarke and UFO bassist, Peter Way ! I LOVED the soundtrack they did for the metal themed horror movie "Trick or Treat" ! It had Gene Simmons and Ozzy Osbourne, who played a reverend in it !
Yep, Motorhead: adrenaline-fuelled rock 'n' roll turned up to 11. Lemmy was a really cool dude. Big hole left behind when he passed. Never be another Lemmy. Never be another Motorhead.
after following him from my first purchase of bomber only this man got me beleiving in his music.40 years later he still remains from the first albumwow he was true to himself.
Philthy Animal broke his neck shortly after recording this album, when a friend dropped him on his head. He wore a neck brace. He also played on tour with a drum stick taped to his broken hand. Badass. Lemmy was a roadie for Jimi Hendrix. You should listen to Blockbuster by The Sweet- Glam metal forefathers. Their bassist would camp it up since people thought they were gay anyway, and dressed up as gay Hitler on Top of the Pops in the mid-70s. David Bowie even told him he was overdoing it with his makeup. The balls on that guy.
I have been involved in a "few" of those brawls in my youth. Sometimes you just need to hit someone really hard, or get hit really hard. As an old man now I do my best to avoid those situations. Most of the time it works.
Man I found the only way to avoid these situation nowadays is to completely stop drinking out at the bars. Just everybody wants to fight nowadays ! And they're all gangsta so if you fight one, you have to fight them all and they all think they're MMA stars and just as likely to knife you or pull a gun nowadays ! So I just gave it all up... It's fuckin bullshit ! And I'm an old man and can't drink like I used to... an old man with the mouth of a dumb punk !... not a good combo...
Ian Fraser Kilmister stepped up to the mic, threw his head back and let the awesomeness that was Lemmy erupt forth like a volcano straight from his diaphragm.
Only time I saw them live was in August of 2003, they were on the bill opening for Iron Maiden with Dio and they were awesome. Just a classic metal tune for sure.
back in highschool, this is the song my best friends and I opened every house party, cranked it as we cracked open the bottles and dealt the cards for at least 2 euchre games :) ('87-92/3) Got to see them live about 15 years ago, with Iron Maiden in Toronto.
Pretty good song! Lemmy passed at the end of 2015, shortly after David Bowie, Glenn Fry, and all the big named singers of 2016 passed too. If I am not mistaken he was on an episode of LA Ink "freshening up" his Ace of Spade tattoo by Kat Von D. [Side note on Uno: We play "Jump In" with two decks (8 wild cards)... Those games are fun but heated.] :)
Whenever I watch their 'Ace Of Spades' video, I convince myself that when the camera goes to Phil on drums, they speed the film up because nobody can drum like that.
I did security for one of their concerts and I was at the stage under the speakers….. I had cotton wool in my ears during the concert…. we didn’t have ear protection then and I still couldn’t hear properly for a few days after that! Lemmy was a really nice guy but I got on with Phil because we found both of us were skinheads in our younger days and were talking about the music back then….
Saw them at the Reading Rock Festival 1979. Had gone primarily to see Thin Lizzy but they cancelled. Not sure I would heard them properly anyway. My ears were ringing for days after Motorhead's set.
I call this song "Training Wheels Motorhead". Its a good song, but they have like 40 years of great music that no one bothers to check out. This is the tip of an iceberg.
Saw them open up for Ronnie James Dio and Deep Purple (Headliner) in Phoenix Az 2001. There is great Blu-Ray documentary called Lemmy check it out. He played a gambling game and hang out Rainbow Bar & Grill on Sunset Strip West Hollywood.
I got darted in my big toe whist wearing sandals by one of my best friends at a bar. Same night, another good friend lit my beard on fire, he got smacked. Another night, I was being arrested for something I wasn't involved in, given a cigarette, and offered money. U can't make that shit up...
My other bar fight story, this one that involved me, was one early December night we had finished up camera work at a basketball tournament shoot at the college I was attending and at the end the guys asked "So where are we going to go now ?", so we ended up deciding on a place that was pretty cool and we started the "pitcher club" that's where one person in the group of about 8 guys buys two pitchers, one for the table and one for himself kinda thing so at the end of a round each person had quaffed two whole pitchers. Well It came around to my second round buying the pitchers but this time I took my personal pitcher over to a table of girls that were out on their hen party. The bride-to-be I knew from working with her at a part-time job in a factory in town. So we were drinking and the hen group and I went up to the dance floor which was kinda a raised platform that was railing-ed off and there I was "dancing" with these girls after having consumed at least 2 pitchers by then and I was doing this "dance" where I would lean back and then lean in right close and then I'd step back and then step back in close and then I'd step back two steps and so on and so forth and I kept backing into this guy who was dancing with his girlfriend and he just went berzerk and twirled me around and threatened me and I got real tough and slurred "OH well then let's throw down then !" and I led the way off the dance floor across the bar and to the doors and pushed it open and yelled "AFTER YOU !" and he went out into the blizzard and I closed the door and went back and started dancing with the girls again and his girlfriend too ! And the doorman made the guy wait in line to get back in ! ! So one of the people I was with was kinda close with the bar owner and said "Look my friend is gonna get MURDERED when this guy gets back in" So, and I was told this afterwards because I was completely unaware, the guy got back in and was F*CKING LIVID ! and charged directly for me but the bouncers were ready and grabbed him just as he was gonna grab me, THANK F*CK ! So it wasn't long that I was continuing to do that "dance" stepping two steps back, three steps back, four, five... and ...and... I tripped backwards into the DJ booth that was off to the corner of the dance floor and recessed down a couple of steps and THIS part I remember absolutely crystal clear... the music just stopped with that ZZZIP of the record needle scratch and I shook myself and looked up at this GIANT bouncer with these MASSIVE BICEPS and TRICEPS and he bellowed "GO ! ! !" and I got up and... do you remember watching the Flintstones, whenever Fred did something humiliating and he shrank smaller and smaller ?... well that was like me that moment. So I sheepishly bolted for the door with EVERYBODY gawking at me ! and I got outside in the blizzard and the person who looked out for me brought my winter coat and I started walking home. ... But I decided to take a "shortcut" through a big park and as I was walking I just got really tired and thought... "I'll just sit down for a minute and have a little rest..." Except that I decided to actually lie down and take a nap... in a blizzard... in the middle of the road that bisected this park ! So there I was, nice and warm in my parka, when I noticed these two lights far far off in the distance, getting bigger and swerving and getting bigger and bigger until they were just blindingly near right in front of me ! Luckily it was the remnants of the group of guys I was with and they sobered up and decided to come look for me to give me a ride home and they instinctively knew I would take the "shortcut" but weren't expecting to see me, a white snow-covered speed bump, passed out in the middle of the road ! So anyway, epilogue to this story, This was just before Christmas break when this happened and when I got back from Christmas break, the very first house party I attended was at the house of one of my friends and fellow student who was boarding with a guy who owned his own house and was one of the lead salesmen at the biggest Stereo Electronics stores in town, Polk Audio, let's say and I knew he was like the guy who did sales and service for the bar in question, so I sheepishly went up to him and said "Oh man, I'm really sorry for falling in the DJ booth that night..." and he laughed and said "NO PROBLEM !... I got a $3000 commission right before Christmas because of you !"
You should react also to some other Motorhead-songs. Locomotive, Iron Fist, Overkill, Snaggletooth, Deaf Forever etc.. LIke Lemmy said in the 80's "We're not the best band in the world but we're definitely the fastest"
Ok you wanted a bar story. Mine kinda reinforces what Ryan was talking about. I briefly worked as bouncer part-time at the college bar where I went to school and the first Friday night I worked I had to jump in and break up a fight that almost erupted into a complete bar fight as the two who actually were fighting knocked over all the drinks on long table , but we jumped in, another bouncer and I and we kinda wrestled them out the door. I held back about a minute in the cool, late in the autumn, as one of they guys girlfriends pleaded with me to take the ticket for the guy's coat out to him from the coat check and so I did and there were the two guys sitting on a bench at the top of the stairs one of them lighting the cigarette of the other you know... it's just what happens sometimes.
A mostly unknown Great Speed Metal song, which may be the First one actually, is from Sweet, you know the Love is Like Oxygen, Little Willy etc group. Try Sweet FA from them, and be amazed.
If you think that Lemmy has a gritty voice, you should listen to Motorhead's cover of "Sympathy for the Devil"... It's as though it was specifically written for them 😛
Lemmy actually Learned to play the bass in Hawkwind! They did many free shows in the UK Lemmy play with the band on many shows. Hall of the mountain grill from 1974 features a song sung by Lemmy called Lost Johnny. You guys will Never react to Hawkwind! This is a Space Rock band from the 60s that is still going strong because of sole original member Dave Brock. 1979 - 1987 are the best yrs imho!!
Going to have to que this up at some choice scene entrances/gun battles on one of the Fistfull of Dollar movies or The Good, the Bad and the Ugly now... 🍻
This song is not a metaphor... it's genuinely about the thrill of gambling and Lemmy lived that life legit. His name is Ian Fraser Kilmister but he got the nick, Lemmy because in high school he was addicted to one-arm-bandit slots and he used to ask all his mates at school, "Lemme a fiver til payday"
If you listen to really early Motorhead and then later you'll see a world of difference. In Motorheads case; louder is most definitely better. First saw them on their Bomber tour
One should also give a shout-out to Phil Campbell, the guitarist who replaced Clark, and was with the band for the final 32 years. Other latter day long-timers were Michael "Wurzel" Burston (the 2nd guitarist from 1984-1995; when he left, they went back to being a 3-piece) and Mikki Dee, the drummer from 1991 onwards. They rocked until the end. Favorite song: "Killed by Death". (An excellent live performance was at Dusseldorff in 2004; it's on YT.) If you think their connection to WWE was a bit out of left field, you should know that "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" named an episode "Killed by Death", after the song.
No it’s nothing like a western there is nothing American about this song ,,it’s hard British hard rock before the softness of Bon jovi and guns and roses , these guys had real talent , the Drummer is something else
Can I interest you guys in some these Powerwolf and Sonata Arctica songs? Powerwolf - Blessed and Possessed, Incense and Iron, Panic in the Pentagram, Sanctified With Dynamite, Resurrection By Erection Sonata Arctica - The Cage, Wolf and Raven, San Sebastian, The Rest of the Sun Belongs to Me, Ain't Your Fairytail
Love you like a reptile - th-cam.com/video/Kd6dtkuKvao/w-d-xo.html Just cos you can (doesn't mean you got the right) - th-cam.com/video/fQRwcHtQzyg/w-d-xo.html
Cmon? Really ? One of you HASNT heard this classic ?…. I’m good with that fiction as I want to hear it badly and see what you guys have to say about it 😆
Speaking of Dave Grohl, what would you think a song written by him for Lemmy would sound like? ..... Well - here it is: th-cam.com/video/T09hBGGpSjk/w-d-xo.html
“We are Motörhead and we play rock n roll” -Lemmy
I really dont know where american rock bands would be without the british bands of the 60s and 70s , they are totally insane and were such an influence on the US bands
And we would not have had those English bands if we didn't have the American rock of the 50's. And we would not have had the 50's rock if not for the 60 years of blues and minstrels gospels of black artist that have never got the praise they deserve.
@@jessluxsozzy hellz yeah gospels got to the MOFO blues with some MOFOs playing a 2 or 3 string old guitar made from w/e they can tune to get a beat and the REST is as they say..😊😊
@@jessluxsozzynd blues originally comes from the song structure of European folk and renaissance music along with rhythms from Africa . Depends how far back you wanna go. Interesting though, pretty much every style of music as far back as early blues is still influenced by a mixture of other things. A lot of people think it’s starts at blues, but without earlier European folk music and standards, there’s no blues either. That’s the beauty of music, it’s universal
@jessluxsozzy You wouldn't have rock without the high and low country sound of the hills. They never got their credit either. Quit being a racist turd.
@@Two_Seat_Pete_FatA55--- there is one exception, Jazz is purely American. It doesn't take from any other country's music or any music of any other people or religion.
Jazz is the style of music that is all original that comes from the U.S. .
"We're Motorhead, and we play rock and roll." And the music would start!
As an old punk I can confirm motorhead was loved by punks and metal heads.
As a punk-adjacent metalhead... 100%
Even my older brother, a Mod liked this song.
@@ashyclaret your brother has good taste (at least with one song) 👍😁🇬🇧
The drummer is a fuxxing Animal amazing 🇬🇧🇬🇧 rip lemmy legend.
I'm sure you mean the actual drummer Phil Taylor. Lemmy was the bassist. Cause if you really thought Lemmy was the drummer that would be pretty embarrassing
Motorhead FIRST CONCERT FOR ME 1980 NYC when I was 13.. Saw them 26x in different countries They where great. REST IN POWER LEMMY KILMISTER
Thank you for your service.
God bless Motorhead. They all Rest In Peace now 🙏. Lemmy, Eddie and Phil.
Yeah they're all bangin angels with their pants 'round their ankles up in heaven now...
Louder than the big bang.
Saw them live 1977 in Bolton Lancashire England brilliant
Saw them in a small club in LA in around ‘81, and they blew the roof off the place.
I saw them around ‘88, with Slayer & Overkill. It was a big hockey arena in Grand Rapids & there were very few people there. Being a drummer, I was there to see Dave Lombardo play & I sidled up by the side stage, so I could see the drummers, which was easy since no one was there. Motörhead came on & I watched Phil Taylor play & forgot all about Dave Lombardo. He absolutely blew me away. The mix on most Motörhead albums is so muddled, it’s difficult to hear the drums cleanly. But watching what he could do was incredible. He had sweat flying off him, like all the way to the front of the stage.
I saw Motorhead live a dozen times over the decades, including twice in one night in 1981 on the Ace of Spades tour. My ears were ringing for a week, but it was worth it.
This song netted me my first speeding ticket...and my 3rd....It's impossible to drive slow to this song. Lemmy always put on a great show!
Everything a metal band should be!
No, remember they are motorhead they play rock n roll
I went to see Motorhead in a small theatre in England.It was too loud to stay in the hall everyone was in the corridors.Proper rock band.
We are Motörhead,we play rock n roll…………… CRASH BANG WALLOP.
Love them.
i will always think of the british tv comedy THE YOUNG ONES from the early '80s when i hear this lol. motorhead performs this literally in the episode titled "bambi" where the characters hurry off to compete in a game show called "university challenge", competing against a young hugh laurie and emma thompson - it was bloody hilarious!
Scumbag College 🤘
Best dvd boxset I ever purchased!
"Can you actually kill yourself with laxatives?"😂
They were made for each other, a perfect fit!
They were Motörhead and they played Rock' N Roll
This song rocks!! I have always liked it!? Yes great rasp in his voice. Great reaction!!
Fast Eddie Clarke started a band called Fastway after he left Motorhead and they're fantastic! You guys would love their song called Say What You Will.
great song
Fastway rocked! Both Fast Eddie and Pete Way have passed now…R.I.P.
Yeah Fast Eddie Clarke and UFO bassist, Peter Way ! I LOVED the soundtrack they did for the metal themed horror movie "Trick or Treat" ! It had Gene Simmons and Ozzy Osbourne, who played a reverend in it !
Yep, Motorhead: adrenaline-fuelled rock 'n' roll turned up to 11.
Lemmy was a really cool dude. Big hole left behind when he passed. Never be another Lemmy. Never be another Motorhead.
What's the difference between Lemmy and God ?
Trick question... Lemmy IS GOD !
after following him from my first purchase of bomber only this man got me beleiving in his music.40 years later he still remains from the first albumwow he was true to himself.
They’re Motörhead and they play Rock N Roll.
Such an important song in my youth and helped me finding my way (to metal)
Philthy Animal broke his neck shortly after recording this album, when a friend dropped him on his head. He wore a neck brace. He also played on tour with a drum stick taped to his broken hand. Badass. Lemmy was a roadie for Jimi Hendrix. You should listen to Blockbuster by The Sweet- Glam metal forefathers. Their bassist would camp it up since people thought they were gay anyway, and dressed up as gay Hitler on Top of the Pops in the mid-70s. David Bowie even told him he was overdoing it with his makeup. The balls on that guy.
When he died , the Pubs in Brum (Birmingham)home of heavy Metal, renamed a J.D and coke … the Lemmy
When I listen to Motörhead so do my neighbours
I love your visualisations, awsome
I have been involved in a "few" of those brawls in my youth. Sometimes you just need to hit someone really hard, or get hit really hard.
As an old man now I do my best to avoid those situations. Most of the time it works.
Man I found the only way to avoid these situation nowadays is to completely stop drinking out at the bars. Just everybody wants to fight nowadays ! And they're all gangsta so if you fight one, you have to fight them all and they all think they're MMA stars and just as likely to knife you or pull a gun nowadays ! So I just gave it all up... It's fuckin bullshit ! And I'm an old man and can't drink like I used to... an old man with the mouth of a dumb punk !... not a good combo...
I feel you brother 😂
Ian Fraser Kilmister stepped up to the mic, threw his head back and let the awesomeness that was Lemmy erupt forth like a volcano straight from his diaphragm.
"The Chase is Better Than the Catch" same album won't be able to get it out of your head!
Lemmy epitomized Rock & Roll............RIP Brother
Also "Live to win"🤘
Only time I saw them live was in August of 2003, they were on the bill opening for Iron Maiden with Dio and they were awesome. Just a classic metal tune for sure.
When it kicks off at British football this is the song the hooligans put on in the pub on the box and steam in.
back in highschool, this is the song my best friends and I opened every house party, cranked it as we cracked open the bottles and dealt the cards for at least 2 euchre games :) ('87-92/3) Got to see them live about 15 years ago, with Iron Maiden in Toronto.
Pretty good song! Lemmy passed at the end of 2015, shortly after David Bowie, Glenn Fry, and all the big named singers of 2016 passed too. If I am not mistaken he was on an episode of LA Ink "freshening up" his Ace of Spade tattoo by Kat Von D. [Side note on Uno: We play "Jump In" with two decks (8 wild cards)... Those games are fun but heated.] :)
Like AIC’s “Them Bones” - another absolutely PERFECT rock/metal song in under 3 minutes……Has everything ya want
Lemmy was the original angry, three-legged dog in the saloon 🤣🥰
I'm looking for the man who shot my paw..!
Heavy or any metal really is completely not my thing but I love this song! There's something about it that appeals...
Sounds just as good now as the first time I've heard it
Whenever I watch their 'Ace Of Spades' video, I convince myself that when the camera goes to Phil on drums, they speed the film up because nobody can drum like that.
I did security for one of their concerts and I was at the stage under the speakers….. I had cotton wool in my ears during the concert…. we didn’t have ear protection then and I still couldn’t hear properly for a few days after that!
Lemmy was a really nice guy but I got on with Phil because we found both of us were skinheads in our younger days and were talking about the music back then….
Synchronised head banging from start to finish 😆
Great reaction!!! Rip Lemmy...
Lemmy started out in the biz as a roadie for Hendrix.
Yes, that is bass on the opening.
Saw them at the Reading Rock Festival 1979. Had gone primarily to see Thin Lizzy but they cancelled. Not sure I would heard them properly anyway. My ears were ringing for days after Motorhead's set.
Motorhead is a live performance band. I recommend "Overkill" from the "No Sleep till Hammersmith" album.
Sincerely,
MHB # 1204
Born To Die ~ Live To Win
lemmy was called that cos he used to say lemmy have a fiver (5 pounds) he was so nice and down to earth
I call this song "Training Wheels Motorhead". Its a good song, but they have like 40 years of great music that no one bothers to check out. This is the tip of an iceberg.
RIP Lemmy
Should listen to Lemmy's preius band, Hawkwind, where he learnt to play the bass. Orgone Accumulator or Assault and Battery are good ones
The phrase that starts the bar fight and how the song should have started......."WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU LOOKIN AT?????"
This is indeed one of those rare perfect songs
Saw them open up for Ronnie James Dio and Deep Purple (Headliner) in Phoenix Az 2001. There is great Blu-Ray documentary called Lemmy check it out. He played a gambling game and hang out Rainbow Bar & Grill on Sunset Strip West Hollywood.
Lemmy drank jack daniels by the bottle, a total fucking legend.
I got darted in my big toe whist wearing sandals by one of my best friends at a bar. Same night, another good friend lit my beard on fire, he got smacked. Another night, I was being arrested for something I wasn't involved in, given a cigarette, and offered money. U can't make that shit up...
We're all still cool tho
My other bar fight story, this one that involved me, was one early December night we had finished up camera work at a basketball tournament shoot at the college I was attending and at the end the guys asked "So where are we going to go now ?", so we ended up deciding on a place that was pretty cool and we started the "pitcher club" that's where one person in the group of about 8 guys buys two pitchers, one for the table and one for himself kinda thing so at the end of a round each person had quaffed two whole pitchers. Well It came around to my second round buying the pitchers but this time I took my personal pitcher over to a table of girls that were out on their hen party. The bride-to-be I knew from working with her at a part-time job in a factory in town.
So we were drinking and the hen group and I went up to the dance floor which was kinda a raised platform that was railing-ed off and there I was "dancing" with these girls after having consumed at least 2 pitchers by then and I was doing this "dance" where I would lean back and then lean in right close and then I'd step back and then step back in close and then I'd step back two steps and so on and so forth and I kept backing into this guy who was dancing with his girlfriend and he just went berzerk and twirled me around and threatened me and I got real tough and slurred "OH well then let's throw down then !" and I led the way off the dance floor across the bar and to the doors and pushed it open and yelled "AFTER YOU !" and he went out into the blizzard and I closed the door and went back and started dancing with the girls again and his girlfriend too ! And the doorman made the guy wait in line to get back in ! !
So one of the people I was with was kinda close with the bar owner and said "Look my friend is gonna get MURDERED when this guy gets back in" So, and I was told this afterwards because I was completely unaware, the guy got back in and was F*CKING LIVID ! and charged directly for me but the bouncers were ready and grabbed him just as he was gonna grab me, THANK F*CK !
So it wasn't long that I was continuing to do that "dance" stepping two steps back, three steps back, four, five... and ...and... I tripped backwards into the DJ booth that was off to the corner of the dance floor and recessed down a couple of steps and THIS part I remember absolutely crystal clear... the music just stopped with that ZZZIP of the record needle scratch and I shook myself and looked up at this GIANT bouncer with these MASSIVE BICEPS and TRICEPS and he bellowed "GO ! ! !" and I got up and... do you remember watching the Flintstones, whenever Fred did something humiliating and he shrank smaller and smaller ?... well that was like me that moment. So I sheepishly bolted for the door with EVERYBODY gawking at me ! and I got outside in the blizzard and the person who looked out for me brought my winter coat and I started walking home.
... But I decided to take a "shortcut" through a big park and as I was walking I just got really tired and thought... "I'll just sit down for a minute and have a little rest..." Except that I decided to actually lie down and take a nap... in a blizzard... in the middle of the road that bisected this park !
So there I was, nice and warm in my parka, when I noticed these two lights far far off in the distance, getting bigger and swerving and getting bigger and bigger until they were just blindingly near right in front of me ! Luckily it was the remnants of the group of guys I was with and they sobered up and decided to come look for me to give me a ride home and they instinctively knew I would take the "shortcut" but weren't expecting to see me, a white snow-covered speed bump, passed out in the middle of the road !
So anyway, epilogue to this story, This was just before Christmas break when this happened and when I got back from Christmas break, the very first house party I attended was at the house of one of my friends and fellow student who was boarding with a guy who owned his own house and was one of the lead salesmen at the biggest Stereo Electronics stores in town, Polk Audio, let's say and I knew he was like the guy who did sales and service for the bar in question, so I sheepishly went up to him and said "Oh man, I'm really sorry for falling in the DJ booth that night..." and he laughed and said "NO PROBLEM !... I got a $3000 commission right before Christmas because of you !"
But Lemmy also has said "Good manners don't cost nothing".
Yeah... for a drug-fuelled whoremonger... Lemmy was one class act !
You should react also to some other Motorhead-songs. Locomotive, Iron Fist, Overkill, Snaggletooth, Deaf Forever etc.. LIke Lemmy said in the 80's "We're not the best band in the world but we're definitely the fastest"
Welcome to the "Ace Of Spades" experience.
I gotta say that might the best fuckin description of Motorhead I ever heard! A fucked up car with no brakes...hell yeah!
Yes!
Motorhead = raw
RIP, Lemmy
You should check out their collaboration with Girls School, Please Don't Touch. Fun tune.
Ok you wanted a bar story. Mine kinda reinforces what Ryan was talking about. I briefly worked as bouncer part-time at the college bar where I went to school and the first Friday night I worked I had to jump in and break up a fight that almost erupted into a complete bar fight as the two who actually were fighting knocked over all the drinks on long table , but we jumped in, another bouncer and I and we kinda wrestled them out the door. I held back about a minute in the cool, late in the autumn, as one of they guys girlfriends pleaded with me to take the ticket for the guy's coat out to him from the coat check and so I did and there were the two guys sitting on a bench at the top of the stairs one of them lighting the cigarette of the other you know... it's just what happens sometimes.
A mostly unknown Great Speed Metal song, which may be the First one actually, is from Sweet, you know the Love is Like Oxygen, Little Willy etc group. Try Sweet FA from them, and be amazed.
If you think that Lemmy has a gritty voice, you should listen to Motorhead's cover of "Sympathy for the Devil"... It's as though it was specifically written for them 😛
Have you heard Mötorhead's cover of David Bowie's "Heroes" ? Gives me friggin shivers man!
Bar fights are a hobby in Britain.
Classic fucking Motorhead. Lemmy, Fast Eddie, Philthy Phil.
Lemmy actually Learned to play the bass in Hawkwind!
They did many free shows in the UK Lemmy play with the band on many shows.
Hall of the mountain grill from 1974 features a song sung by Lemmy called Lost Johnny.
You guys will Never react to Hawkwind! This is a Space Rock band from the 60s that is still going strong because of sole original member Dave Brock.
1979 - 1987 are the best yrs imho!!
I love Born To Raise Hell
Turn it up and rip the knob off! Let’s rock!
I was a bouncer for a few years and you’re right that anything can happen. It also caused me to hate certain songs
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Going to have to que this up at some choice scene entrances/gun battles on one of the Fistfull of Dollar movies or The Good, the Bad and the Ugly now... 🍻
You guys would probably love the video for Killed by death….
side A but for the rookies its ok kkkkk, tnks from brazil
This song is not a metaphor... it's genuinely about the thrill of gambling and Lemmy lived that life legit. His name is Ian Fraser Kilmister but he got the nick, Lemmy because in high school he was addicted to one-arm-bandit slots and he used to ask all his mates at school, "Lemme a fiver til payday"
If yall liked Motorhead, listen to a band called Motorjesus.
If you listen to really early Motorhead and then later you'll see a world of difference. In Motorheads case; louder is most definitely better. First saw them on their Bomber tour
One should also give a shout-out to Phil Campbell, the guitarist who replaced Clark, and was with the band for the final 32 years. Other latter day long-timers were Michael "Wurzel" Burston (the 2nd guitarist from 1984-1995; when he left, they went back to being a 3-piece) and Mikki Dee, the drummer from 1991 onwards. They rocked until the end.
Favorite song: "Killed by Death". (An excellent live performance was at Dusseldorff in 2004; it's on YT.)
If you think their connection to WWE was a bit out of left field, you should know that "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" named an episode "Killed by Death", after the song.
No it’s nothing like a western there is nothing American about this song ,,it’s hard British hard rock before the softness of Bon jovi and guns and roses , these guys had real talent , the Drummer is something else
Can I interest you guys in some these Powerwolf and Sonata Arctica songs?
Powerwolf - Blessed and Possessed, Incense and Iron, Panic in the Pentagram, Sanctified With Dynamite, Resurrection By Erection
Sonata Arctica - The Cage, Wolf and Raven, San Sebastian, The Rest of the Sun Belongs to Me, Ain't Your Fairytail
Do overkill next.....Motorheads finest banger🤟
Concentrated rock
Still waiting for Supertramp gents.
Should be sometime next month
Ah yeah a Supertramp reaction would be great (Bloody Well Right or Hide In Your Shell).
You're right about Lemmy vocals. But you're wrong nobody can match him. Dan McCafferty of Nazareth was even louder
Hi guys could you listen to , Dire Straits, Sultans Of Swing , The Alchemy live version, Im sure you will like.
Alright corresponds. I Guess it's cool. Lol.
Lemmy Kilmister was the true rocker and outsider of Rock and not Mick Jagger.
Love you like a reptile - th-cam.com/video/Kd6dtkuKvao/w-d-xo.html
Just cos you can (doesn't mean you got the right) - th-cam.com/video/fQRwcHtQzyg/w-d-xo.html
You should really react to Dave Grohl's speech at Lemmy's funeral.
Listen to ozzy and Lemmy I ain’t no nice guy after all
how about that drummer?
Cmon? Really ? One of you HASNT heard this classic ?…. I’m good with that fiction as I want to hear it badly and see what you guys have to say about it 😆
it is nothing literally to do with gambling... it is a metaphor for living the rock n roll life and not giving a fuck.
Speaking of Dave Grohl, what would you think a song written by him for Lemmy would sound like? ..... Well - here it is:
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jahh its europa
So you know you're an icon when they create an all robot version of you..... Compressorhead th-cam.com/video/9gMX_hR-RoM/w-d-xo.html
3:37 Not bad? I'd rather say OH F*CK NO🤯
3 millennium's go back through time, and get their assessed kicked in bar...im gonna leave it at that!