Went to see motorhead in 92 at camden town forum. Lemmy pointed at me playing this song. I will never forget it. Had to stop on the way home because i could not here a thing
It is much better when you see it live front stage at a small venue. or In a giant arena with a raging mosh pit that your part of 'Live it Love it" Motorhead the real deal. Their will only be one "LEMMY". And he will always live forever in a part of my heart and my soul. He truly lived his life on his own terms and never compromised his style.
You have to remember that Motörhead were a household name in the UK in the early 80s. They regularly appeared on kids TV shows and - believe it or not - were often featured in teeny pop mags like Smash Hits. Between 80 and 82 they were a huge act.
"There's a Mr Death at the door darling. I think he's come about the reaping, or something". "I have come for you. You're all dead" "So, how could we all die at the same time then?" "The salmon mousse".
Utkarsh Dubey think the song had it's real magic with Wurzel and Pete . Actually think it sounds best with this old school metal vibe rather than the more uptempo version they played later on.
Al Willmott Look for the BBC tv series "the Young Ones",there's an episode where Motörhead plays it with Phil Animal Taylor on drums and it's fuckin' great
By 1984 we can clearly see now after almost 40 years /4 decades gone that it was still directly connected to the prior 70’s …. But like myself if you’re there in 1984 it was miles , light years from the 70’s , I do remember in 1984 looking my mothers magazine from 1976 and it to me looked like light years behind like centuries, but if you look it now it was only 4 - 5 years from the 70’s and l do remember my mother mentioning the RollingStones and they also seamed like as pre historically as dinosaurs 🦖 like the rolling stones has been playing Rock’n’Roll for 20 years , it seamed a such old and prehistoric that some band has been together for 20 years and now I look anything 40-50 years and it seams so young and fresh … everything I remember has at least 30 years ago , and it seams to me it was only yesterday’s, it’s really amazing how the whole perspective changes as you grown older !
One thing you gotta respect Motorhead for is they still fucking rocked this song out like there was 100,00 people there....all of the band too. The lame ass crowd did not affect their commitment to their mission. I guess that is why they lasted, they truly didn't give a shit what people thought about them.
Also, just completely professional musicians. There to do a job and give it 100 even if the 0:05 crowd can’t be fucked. Another live version of this from Finland is one of the greatest live performances I’ve ever heard- Motörhead at their absolute best.
Here you can witness how great there were as a 4 piece. Wurzels & Campbells solos compliment each other so well, just listen to the dynamicsand the build-up of this great fucking classic and marvel at their raw ebergy.
This is how filthy rocknroll was always meant to be played...RIP Lemmy gone but never ever forgotten, one of a kind which the universe is a much better place for:-)
Such a killer band.Great raw footage too. I’m just imagining how loud that was with 6 100 watt full stacks on stage. Lemme might have even been using the 200 watt Marshall major amps. That’s a LOT of volume. I play with one full stack and it’s louder than hell. I saw them in the early 2000s at an outdoor amphitheater show and it was so loud that they were getting noise complaints from the nearby airport 😄😄😄 you could hear Motörhead over the sound of jets taking off 😄😂😂 That’s become my musical goal. To be so loud you can hear my band over departing jet airliners😂😂😂😂
Lemmy said somewhere that the neighbors of this lot werent too happy. They rehearsed this first at like 8AM, Im guessing at the same volume, and its a bit much for some English folk I would say. but I love this version because you can hear just how FUCKING LOUD THEY WERE. Even in open air as they are!!
We played with this line up of Motorhead in New Zealand and I simply cannot relate in mere words just bloody loud the soundcheck was. Standing next to the drum kit and every time the kick drum was struck, my head felt like it was being rocketed about 3 meters up in the air. Sort of like being in an ultra-fast lift. I just could not comprehend how it was going to be possible for the four of them to play a set with that level of stage volume.
I always brought ear plugs when I saw Motorhead. I brought extra ones and offered them to my gf at the time at one show. She turned them down and regretted it later. They were the loudest band I ever witnessed.
There will never be another Lemmy and the will never be another Motorhead. Thank God that I lived to see them perform. Thankyou Lemmy. I still have the ringing in my ears!!!!
So cool to see more footage of them with Pete Gill. One of my favorite drummers. I’ve only seen their 10 Anniversary show that has him. So much good music from this era. Snaggletooth, Steal Your Face and of course Orgasmatron later. 🤘
YEAH, BUT AT THE SAME TIME THEY (THE CAMERAMEN) FAILED TO SHOT THE CORRECT WAY AND WE MISS SOMETHING OF LEMMY AND THE REST OF THE BAND, WHAT DO YOU THINK, CHILLTON ?
Best MH-line up after Lemmy/Eddie/Phil. Great days. Still remember the feeling, when "No Remorse" came out and how I was looking forward to receive that parcel. I guess it was short before christmas and I had startet to earn my own money a few months before, at age 16. And "Orgasmatron" is still one of my favorite MH-albums.
This reminds me of the first, and only, time I saw Motörhead. The Netherlands, Leiden, 1982. I totally wasn't into hardrock. Queen (best band ever btw) was the loudest I liked. But a friend I was visiting bought a ticket for me, and we went. I didn't know what to think about it, but I was there, not knowing what a legendary concert I attended at the moment. Now, 40 years later, and a Motörhead fan now, I am so happy that friend took me to see Motörhead then.
Espectacular interpretación de este temazo para un público tan soso ,parecen no saber ni que están escuchando,es una canción para vibrar,saltar !!joe,muy profesionales 🤘🖤
Yeah! the little kid MUST be a Rocker by now!!! Rip lem, We'll never forget you guy play Rock 'n Roll!!! ;)....Forever MOTORHEAD, once in you never leave.
Pure joy, Lemmy and co belting it out in some fucking brutal carpark, but the best bit is at 4:12 when young Tommy or whatever is dragged away by his horrified mum. Another convert.
Lemmy was in his thirties when this was filmed.........12/24/11 he turns 66 and he's still rocking the shit out of hell today, Happy Birthday Lemmy we all love you.
Yes it really was; it was first thing live on Saturday -Motörhead were playing in a Birmingham car park near the the studios I guess. Tommy Boyd and Timmy Mallet! I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. You can tell it was extremely loud! I saw three of the four numbers before I had to go out that day😢
Motorhead is the only band I ever saw that chased me out of the venue with volume, and that's counting one band that made it so I couldn't hear for 2 days, and also one time when I took a stage pyro explosion to the face that physically knocked me on my ass. First I was up in the gallery, and I noticed that the whole structure was rocking and that was a first. Concert tragedies came to mind, so I wisely went downstairs. I kept receding to the back due to pain, until I eventually had to leave the hall. Outside there was quite the crowd, and most of them had tickets.
It's a kids TV show.. they are probably playing at 10am on a Saturday.. to an audience who mostly may not know who they are. Props to the one kid banging his head a bit
Good ol' Pete Gill on drums. Still alive and well, in fact I sometimes bump into him at the local supermarket here in Sheffield. :)
Not seen him in years 04 ish glad he's ok
Manchester apolo 1986. Pete Gill on drums awesome. I'm still deaf. Zodiac mind warp.
Having seen him with this set up rumours are he is still to this day wearing those shorts.
@@GlennPowell-ls3lg 🙂
His drumming on Locomotive is incredible
Went to see motorhead in 92 at camden town forum. Lemmy pointed at me playing this song. I will never forget it. Had to stop on the way home because i could not here a thing
It doesn't get any better than this. RIP Lemmy. You will not be forgotten.
It is much better when you see it live front stage at a small venue. or In a giant arena with a raging mosh pit that your part of 'Live it Love it" Motorhead the real deal. Their will only be one "LEMMY". And he will always live forever in a part of my heart and my soul. He truly lived his life on his own terms and never compromised his style.
MrSmokeydog
I saw them,and they were so fucking loud I can still hear them!
Exactly PickCity...It doesn't get any better than this!
How could we forget that ugly disgusting mole
It had been much better than this with Fast eddie and Phil Taylor, this was Motorheads long slow decline
I like the power/volume of this video.
You have to remember that Motörhead were a household name in the UK in the early 80s. They regularly appeared on kids TV shows and - believe it or not - were often featured in teeny pop mags like Smash Hits. Between 80 and 82 they were a huge act.
For some of us they are still a huge act.
@@SteveGuyCRIC like me and you maybe?
@@vennuv5626 and me
@@RabidGerry And me
And me. Lemmy Is God
"There's a Mr Death at the door darling. I think he's come about the reaping, or something".
"I have come for you. You're all dead"
"So, how could we all die at the same time then?"
"The salmon mousse".
First album I bought was What's Wordsworth , seweeet. Great lyricist, Lemmy is.
@JasonPatterson-jr2ww As far as I know, Lemmy is the only songwriter who has managed to get the word "parallelogram" into a song!
Absolutely mental this was on a Saturday kids’ show! Superb.
Back when people actually cared about what kids were watching and listening to!!! Now they try to kill them and chop their bodies all to shit!! Sad!
They were so fuckin' badass! This is definition of rock'n'roll... Motörhead for life! Love this shit!
Love this killer song its my ring tone on my phone . RIP LEMMY
@@davidbenson3931 My ringtone is " ace of spades " ! R I P Lemmy !
Best live performance of KILLED BY DEATH ever
Utkarsh Dubey think the song had it's real magic with Wurzel and Pete . Actually think it sounds best with this old school metal vibe rather than the more uptempo version they played later on.
Al Willmott Look for the BBC tv series "the Young Ones",there's an episode where Motörhead plays it with Phil Animal Taylor on drums and it's fuckin' great
Al Willmott I am sorry I missed the song,it was Ace of Spades with the four piece.Sorry,still an awesome rendition of the Ace.
José Luis Estopiñá Ojeda
Correct!
No Sleep At All.
This is pure rock at it’s finest. I love Phil Campbell’s solo at the end.
Yes, I always liked that part ,👍
yeah that was a sweet live solo he did there. I was always more of a fast Eddie fan but he did rock that solo out I must say.
I like his solo after the beginning too.
At 4:11 you can see a little kid jumping up and down being dragged away by his mother. Safe to say he went on to be a rocker...
His mama was trying to tell him that " These are dangerous men!"
HAHAHAH well spotted.
Mother: no son rock n roll is the devil's music.
Son: sounds better than disco.
@@chrisgentry7242 Yeah disco sucks
"Killed by death" it doesn't get any better than that.
RIP Brother
Those few people that were there got a show. That guitar solo was amazing.
This footage is gold! Best tribute and legacy of an inmortal band.
Pete Gill absolutely on fire!!!
Peter Gill EX Glitter Band Drummer
@@99hawklord I thought he was in Saxon?
@@delaBoujardiere In Saxon as well good call thanks
Да ударник здесь даёт жару!!!
By 1984 we can clearly see now after almost 40 years /4 decades gone that it was still directly connected to the prior 70’s …. But like myself if you’re there in 1984 it was miles , light years from the 70’s , I do remember in 1984 looking my mothers magazine from 1976 and it to me looked like light years behind like centuries, but if you look it now it was only 4 - 5 years from the 70’s and l do remember my mother mentioning the RollingStones and they also seamed like as pre historically as dinosaurs 🦖 like the rolling stones has been playing Rock’n’Roll for 20 years , it seamed a such old and prehistoric that some band has been together for 20 years and now I look anything 40-50 years and it seams so young and fresh … everything I remember has at least 30 years ago , and it seams to me it was only yesterday’s, it’s really amazing how the whole perspective changes as you grown older !
One thing you gotta respect Motorhead for is they still fucking rocked this song out like there was 100,00 people there....all of the band too. The lame ass crowd did not affect their commitment to their mission. I guess that is why they lasted, they truly didn't give a shit what people thought about them.
They are Rock'N'Roll.
Also, just completely professional musicians. There to do a job and give it 100 even if the 0:05 crowd can’t be fucked. Another live version of this from Finland is one of the greatest live performances I’ve ever heard- Motörhead at their absolute best.
Here you can witness how great there were as a 4 piece. Wurzels & Campbells solos compliment each other so well, just listen to the dynamicsand the build-up of this great fucking classic and marvel at their raw ebergy.
This is how filthy rocknroll was always meant to be played...RIP Lemmy gone but never ever forgotten, one of a kind which the universe is a much better place for:-)
I was very fortunate to see Motorhead live in Pittsburgh at Metropol.
A fantastic show.
Such a killer band.Great raw footage too. I’m just imagining how loud that was with 6 100 watt full stacks on stage. Lemme might have even been using the 200 watt Marshall major amps. That’s a LOT of volume. I play with one full stack and it’s louder than hell. I saw them in the early 2000s at an outdoor amphitheater show and it was so loud that they were getting noise complaints from the nearby airport 😄😄😄 you could hear Motörhead over the sound of jets taking off 😄😂😂 That’s become my musical goal. To be so loud you can hear my band over departing jet airliners😂😂😂😂
Lemmy said somewhere that the neighbors of this lot werent too happy. They rehearsed this first at like 8AM, Im guessing at the same volume, and its a bit much for some English folk I would say. but I love this version because you can hear just how FUCKING LOUD THEY WERE. Even in open air as they are!!
125 decibels
We played with this line up of Motorhead in New Zealand and I simply cannot relate in mere words just bloody loud the soundcheck was. Standing next to the drum kit and every time the kick drum was struck, my head felt like it was being rocketed about 3 meters up in the air. Sort of like being in an ultra-fast lift. I just could not comprehend how it was going to be possible for the four of them to play a set with that level of stage volume.
I always brought ear plugs when I saw Motorhead. I brought extra ones and offered them to my gf at the time at one show. She turned them down and regretted it later. They were the loudest band I ever witnessed.
It's always good to have an aim in life. 🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
I think that is one best version in live of killed by death
There will never be another Lemmy and the will never be another Motorhead. Thank God that I lived to see them perform. Thankyou Lemmy. I still have the ringing in my ears!!!!
Motorhead still rocks in heaven . Most of them gone,....carry on !!!
I miss u Lemmy, I miss a motorhead show, an expecting till play kill by death on the list
3:59 is that Philthy walking away from the stage among the crowd?
Looks like him, yeh
So cool to see more footage of them with Pete Gill. One of my favorite drummers. I’ve only seen their 10 Anniversary show that has him. So much good music from this era. Snaggletooth, Steal Your Face and of course Orgasmatron later. 🤘
if only the crowd knew they were viewing one of worlds premier metal bands.
I love how the cameramen desperately try to avoid showing that crazy "crowd" :D
YEAH, BUT AT THE SAME TIME THEY (THE CAMERAMEN) FAILED TO SHOT THE CORRECT WAY AND WE MISS SOMETHING OF LEMMY AND THE REST OF THE BAND, WHAT DO YOU THINK, CHILLTON ?
Yeah lol.. noticed that straight away
Chillton fuck you punk be positive 🤘🏿
Best MH-line up after Lemmy/Eddie/Phil. Great days. Still remember the feeling, when "No Remorse" came out and how I was looking forward to receive that parcel. I guess it was short before christmas and I had startet to earn my own money a few months before, at age 16.
And "Orgasmatron" is still one of my favorite MH-albums.
Fantastic!!!!!
8 years later and no comment since my last one.
I need to quit drinking.
Killed by Death!!!
correction my brother: you need to drink MORE
@@michaelkennedy5126 Não, defitivamente não
I hope you are better now ;)
The whole town took a fuckiny sip.
I seen them in West Hartford Augora April 1987. Loudest show ever. My ears rang for weeks!
And then never again??? 🤔
@@christianopreuler1876 I went deaf after that.😁
@@gregfagan4405 🤘🍻😉
@@christianopreuler1876 Soon after, lol.🤘🤘🤘
This reminds me of the first, and only, time I saw Motörhead. The Netherlands, Leiden, 1982. I totally wasn't into hardrock. Queen (best band ever btw) was the loudest I liked. But a friend I was visiting bought a ticket for me, and we went. I didn't know what to think about it, but I was there, not knowing what a legendary concert I attended at the moment. Now, 40 years later, and a Motörhead fan now, I am so happy that friend took me to see Motörhead then.
RIP godfather of speed rock'n roll, we are motorhead and we play rock'n roll.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Motörhead war eine großartige Band
Love the drummer
Pete Gill ex Saxon
Always loved this clip! Hard to find somewhat earlier live stuff this good of quality.
Legends never die...
Classic! Seen this line up a few times in the day. Good, loud AF, times.
Best performance of this song I've seen by them.
No Sleep At All.
Motörhead shold be on the top of the list because this song is fucking good and I believe way better than Metallica Master of Puppets
+varun DUBEY also my alltime favorite song !!!
watched this when it was on in 1984 ...loved them ever since :)
2023 ABSOLUTELY magic. Philadelphia USA 🇺🇲
This was the first Sonisphere Fest, WHAT A CROWD !
Espectacular interpretación de este temazo para un público tan soso ,parecen no saber ni que están escuchando,es una canción para vibrar,saltar !!joe,muy profesionales 🤘🖤
R.I.P. Würzel
God bless you Lemmy, you are a true rock icon.......R.I.P
When your record company pays Kajagoogoo fans by mistake to attend the production of the video for your latest track.
+Graeme Dunn Brilliant hahaha...
Is that for real? Honestly the first time I saw lemmy on young ones in 85' I was kind of speechless as well...,
This wasn't a video. This was an appearance on a kids TV show so it's unlikely the crowd would be full of hardcore Motorhead fans.
I miss the motörhead show s lemmy thank you forever
Yeah! the little kid MUST be a Rocker by now!!! Rip lem, We'll never forget you guy play Rock 'n Roll!!! ;)....Forever MOTORHEAD, once in you never leave.
QUE EMOCION ME PRODUCE ESTE TEMA...
QUE GRANDE MOTORHEAD... LARGA VIDA LEMMY!!!
Pure joy, Lemmy and co belting it out in some fucking brutal carpark, but the best bit is at 4:12 when young Tommy or whatever is dragged away by his horrified mum. Another convert.
I feel bad for that little dude. Atleast he saw them
Moto red e tudo
Великолепно великие музыканты
you know, after so many years and albums you almost forget how fucking earth-shattering awesome lemmy's tone is
2:53 is a great reminder.
Fucking Jesus!! When Lemmy sings the bridge "Easy..easy..etc" it's totally fucking class.
Najlepszy skład zespołu.. Najlepsi gitarzyści, razem grają niesamowicie...
I can actually remember this. Wish it was then now!
Lemmy was in his thirties when this was filmed.........12/24/11 he turns 66 and he's still rocking the shit out of hell today, Happy Birthday Lemmy we all love you.
He was 39 in 1984.
Born 1945.
Killed by Death .... RIP Lemmy ...
RIP = rock in peace.....
That guitar solo is pure gold!
Best song in the world
U Have killed by death (everybody miss u Lemmy) and u have Master of Puppets, best song :) Metallica
Best Motorhead vid fkn ever.!!!
Hearing and seeing this fills my heart with love and happiness
MOTORHEAD♠️FOREVER!
Lemmy kill mister the greatest vocalist to ever sing a note 🎵🎶 hahahaha 🤪😛😛
incredible...phil is great there
definition of the word 'legend'
Qué grandes!
Ya son leyenda!!!
Bestial
Is this really from Saturday Starship, a kids TV programme? Ha ha. I suppose that would explain the lack of audience reaction.
Yes it really was; it was first thing live on Saturday -Motörhead were playing in a Birmingham car park near the the studios I guess. Tommy Boyd and Timmy Mallet! I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. You can tell it was extremely loud! I saw three of the four numbers before I had to go out that day😢
Сколько лет уже прошло. Это просто мега ультра супер парни
Killed by Death. What a way to go....
December's child....RIP!!!
Doesn't get better than this! Thanks for sharing!
Who's the drummer? Not a patch on Philthy or Mikki...
One of the best MOTORHEAD crude video, ever!!
The performances was so good!!😮
Память на века всем ушедшим рокерам рок 🎸 рольщикам рокершам рок 🎸 навсегда
Motorhead ever give the best of they, don't care if the audience is 200 or 200000 guys
Wahrheit 💪🏻
MOTÖRHEAD
Perfect performance of that song.
3:50 the solo is too way better than the original
Κομματαρα την φτωχεια μου μεσα!!!
The mix is awesome.
What a fantastic crowd!!
Zombies!! 🧟😒
31 years later .... RIP.
Gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Venezuela
Motorhead is the only band I ever saw that chased me out of the venue with volume, and that's counting one band that made it so I couldn't hear for 2 days, and also one time when I took a stage pyro explosion to the face that physically knocked me on my ass.
First I was up in the gallery, and I noticed that the whole structure was rocking and that was a first. Concert tragedies came to mind, so I wisely went downstairs. I kept receding to the back due to pain, until I eventually had to leave the hall. Outside there was quite the crowd, and most of them had tickets.
BS from first to last word.
@@garymitchell5899 OK Boomer.
can one be more badass on stages or anywear than Lemmy here 😁 He sums up all that is awesome about Rock.
One of the most memorable frontmen in Rock. regret not seeing them live.
Questo concerto è perfetto in tutto. A cominciare dalla musica ovviamente ❤
Incomparable vocals.
Motörhead war eine großartige Band, leider sind 4 Leute gestorben
The best for ever LEMMY Rules
How are the people in this crowd standing still!?!? I would’ve been losing my goddamn mind if this was happening in front of me!
In my country the crowd (never less of 50000) ever singed MOTÖRHEAD , MOTORHEAD, MOTORHEAD, i have proud of this xD
@@Tobi-zj6oh Yes, but probably not in the 80's
It's a kids TV show.. they are probably playing at 10am on a Saturday.. to an audience who mostly may not know who they are. Props to the one kid banging his head a bit
It's the back to the future effect
Guaw!!!! Historic VIDEO--THANKS!!!
Lemmy was the most Americanized British rock star.
❤️
Saw them play this SO MANY TIMES including their last UK gig in St Austell in 2015. Can't help the lump in my throat now. MHB744
The solos are on point. My fav version
We are MOTÖRHEAD, and we play ROCK'N ROLL !!
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 Believe me,...the hammer is comin´down,...down !!! 🔨🔨🔨
@@Muffell-os1om
💯🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘