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Technically not original. Larry Wallace from Pink Faries was the guitarist in the first EP. But he wasn’t in the band for long. But yes, the best. Fast Eddie rules. Still the loudest show I’ve ever seen
@@acjody13 . There is nothing “ technically “ about it . Lemmy , Eddie and Phil was NOT the original line up . The original line up was Lemmy , Larry WALLIS not “ Wallace “ and Lucas Fox . Larry was not on the first EP whatever that means . The debut 45 “ Leavin’ Here / White Line Fever “ is Lemmy , Eddie and Phil .
I can vouch for that summary personally. First time I saw Motörhead was 1989. I had school in the morning! I remember reaching down to tie my shoelaces. I came back up and the sheer power and velocity felt like it moved my hair like wind. My ears rang for about a week afterwards. One of the best gigs I've been to.
They've been pretty loud, but not the loudest I've seen. My title candidates: Kyuss. Soundgarden. The Jesus and Mary Chain. Sleep. Manowar. And My Bloody Valentine. Their 1988 (89?) Munich clubshow gifted me with an one-sided sudden hearing loss. But it went back to normal within a week.
Good for you guys. Must have been a show to remember. I was only 7 at the time, living in America and probably listening to Devo, the Cars or whatever pop was on the radio. I've seen Motorhead more than any other band but it was the last version of Motorhead. Still had some good music but nothing beats the chemistry of this combo here.
@@tommywallbanger - Just my opinion, anybody listening to Devo and the Cars at 7 has a musical PhD! I was probably into Sonny and Cher and the Partridge Family, lol.
Theres fuck of a market for rock and heavy bands these days..blame this fucking utube and google,fucking poker machines,overpopulation,fuck the voice and shows as such..thats fucking why.
+Piranga I love Fast Eddie and Phil Taylor(RIP) as much as you, but you gotta admit Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee were both pretty damn right for the job also, considering Campbell's been in Motorhead for 30+ years and Fast Eddie only lasted 5 (albeit, great) years.
+Piranga "Iron Fist" is pretty good and "Another Perfect Day" was a little different, but was still pretty decent compared to most crappola out their today.
I saw this concert in 1980 and I have never forgotten it; still have little snippets of the songs in my head to this day. When it starts with Overkill no-one could quite believe it was so loud, like opening the door on a hurricane...awesome
@tommyrotton9468 We sat right in the center of the balcony of a medium size venue one time. The reverb was so loud that it was making my stomach turn and I couldn't make out what song they were playing. Luckily I had some shooting ear plugs I brought for my wife. Must have been in that right spot for that to happen. Every Motorhead show we went to, at different venues, my ears would be ringing for days. So much fun at those shows!
@@Ruger44Redhawk It was Saxon who raped my eardrums like that. My first ever gig I ever went too. Good god my bloody ears!!!! But at least back then you could afford to go to gigs even on a low income, now the prices are just taking the p***
The proper line up, proper set list, the baddest band in the world. Saw them first time in 1980, last time in 2015. What the fuck are we supposed to do now, Lem?
As great as Mikkey Dee, Phil Campbell, Wurzel, Pete Gill and Brian Robson were in their time with Lemmy in Motorhead... this is the Motorhead line up i was brought up with and love the most ... A kick ass power trio at the top of their game ....Fast Eddie , Philthy and Lemmy ...thanks for the up load ... cheers ...Love it
@Peter Very well stated. I was fortunate enough to get to see Mötorhead five times, including on Ace Of Spades tour with this classic lineup. Also saw them when they were a four piece with Phil Campbell & Wurzel, as well as with the later lineup consisting of Lemmy, Phil & Mickey three times. They were great everytime I saw them but there was nothing like that first time with Philthy and Fast Eddie- simply a force of nature to be reckoned with. Rest in peace to those three legendary musicians, I doubt there will ever be anything remotely close to them.
All the later thrash metal drummers loved his style, he was about half a decade ahead of everyone. He had that great old school swing / swagger. His drumming on Jailbait is crazy
I first heard Motörhead in 1980. Saw the video for The Chase is Better than the Catch. It was at that moment that my musical life changed forever for better.
Motorhead perfected the perfect heavy metal image by 1980 - the .308 bullet belts, leather jackets, cowboy boots, Iron Crosses and Wehrmacht SS patches. Killer look. Wish I could go back in time to see Motorhead and Waylon Jennings in 1980. I was able to hang out with Lemmy around 2004/05 when I showed up to a Motorhead concert really early. Went to the bar to order a whiskey and Lemmy walks up after playing pin ball games and sits next to me. We just talked and drank whiskey for a while.
You certainly would have done. I saw them many times in the early days in places like the Marquee, Mornington Crescent, Roundhouse, Lyceum etc - and we always put ourselves flat against the speakers which were stacked up pretty high. You got that ear drum-damaging tingle and I am fortunately not yet deaf. I see people at live gigs now wearing ear plugs sometimes, and it's not even Motorhead. How the world has changed.
@@marksoftime fast Eddie said that sometimes on stage his ears would shut off and all he could hear was a weird buzzing sound so he’d have to look at Phil Taylor’s hands to try figure out where they were in the song
Seen them live at maysfield leisure centre in Belfast 1980, my ears still ain’t recovered! Absolute legends! So hard to think all 3 are no longer around.
I came here to compare the stadium MH show I had been watching with the original classic line up. No competition. As competent as Mickey and Phil were they simply cannot hold a candle to this fierce hungry performance. God bless you Phil, Eddie & Lem for some of the most exciting records of my youth.
This is the original and best line up....1980, Bomber and Overkill albums were in shops and Motorhead were really starting to get some traction, this is around the time the Beast was born....
What's nuts is the fact I saw motorhead about 2 years before lemmy died. And they hadn't changed a thing. They still rocked, lemmy still had a black button up shirt tucked in and half unbuttoned. And he never really looked at the crowd
It's so bloody sad that none of these chaps are around no more to spread music to us. My first bought record in the real heavy music genre when I was 15 was No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith in -82. I played that poor record over and over. RIP mr Kilmister, mr Clarke and mr Taylor, and thanks for all the music. And as Lemmy has told us, the music industry mightn't been perfect back then, but way more creative with smaller record companies before everything was bought up by huge industries (and this was way, way before internet pirating, napster and stuff).
I've always been fascinated by bands that had the guts to assasinate fashion and taste, good or bad. There is so much confidence in Motörhead, even in their revolt, and still damn good Rock-roll.
Ace of spades was just out freshman yr of high school. We were all like holy shit!!! My buddy had a maranz stereo. He left the room I jacked the bass 3/4 told him to put in the tape.......... shit fell off the walls his mom thought the house was caving in.
Amazing! They sound EXACTLY like the recorded versions only better. Check out Phil Taylors's non-stop right hand eighth notes, no one plays like that anymore.
WHAT a fantastic gig from the heyday of the absolute kings of their genre - whatever you or they perceive that to be. The casual ease with which they execute their songs makes the uninitiated believe they are easy to play - but you just try it. And NO Ace of Spades, that is the highlight for me. Great song but overplayed and sadly, so many of the fans expect to see and hear it that Lemmy feels obligated to do it. I would much rather hear one - or more - of their obscure classics any day.
Amazing to think this is 35 years old...and still as exciting and relevant today. That opener is an awesome sight as well as sound. To put it into context, 1980 to 1945 is the same time period!
If it was in the UK we probably crossed paths because I saw them loads during that period....Did you get to drink back stage with the band? Security was virtually non existent then.
@@Neontrifle Leeds Queens Hall, my mate slips in through side door during sound checks. Lemmy happy to share drinks. (we were about 16 at the time) I think they rolled up in some sort of american military truck if memory serves/ Loads of punks at the gig also having a great time. Brilliant gig.
@@stuartbowdell6549 I did that at 17 in 1980 at Sheffield city hall. We got backstage, while Fast Eddie and filthy Animal were signing our denims Lemmy asked us if we were old enough to drink, we said not really so Lemmy poured us all a large Vodka. If he did that with my son's I would have been mad haha!
Lemmy's playing the bass line as fast as the guitar line. Classic Lemmy. But I still think his apex was "Born To Go" with Hawkwind where he chased Dave Brock all over the song and most of the time he played the lead line, very rare for a bassist.
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they have no absolutely fucking idea, let me tell you this
And an audience with no mobile phones just enjoying the hell out of it
This was the best lineup, the ORIGINAL
Technically not original. Larry Wallace from Pink Faries was the guitarist in the first EP. But he wasn’t in the band for long. But yes, the best. Fast Eddie rules. Still the loudest show I’ve ever seen
@@acjody13 Also, Lucas Fox was the first Motorhead drummer, not Phil Taylor.
Definitely the classic lineup. When I think Motorhead it's Lemmy, Fast Eddy and Filthy Animal.
@@acjody13 . There is nothing “ technically “ about it . Lemmy , Eddie and Phil was NOT the original line up . The original line up was Lemmy , Larry WALLIS not “ Wallace “ and Lucas Fox . Larry was not on the first EP whatever that means . The debut 45 “ Leavin’ Here / White Line Fever “ is Lemmy , Eddie and Phil .
@@keithsimpson4618But Edie and Phil were present during creation best Motorhead records.
You NEVER knew what loud was unless you were at a Motorhead show. NEVER.
I can vouch for that summary personally. First time I saw Motörhead was 1989. I had school in the morning! I remember reaching down to tie my shoelaces. I came back up and the sheer power and velocity felt like it moved my hair like wind. My ears rang for about a week afterwards. One of the best gigs I've been to.
Yessss from a deaf guy!!!!!!
They've been pretty loud, but not the loudest I've seen. My title candidates: Kyuss. Soundgarden. The Jesus and Mary Chain. Sleep. Manowar. And My Bloody Valentine. Their 1988 (89?) Munich clubshow gifted me with an one-sided sudden hearing loss. But it went back to normal within a week.
Yes & Manowar
All hail "Philthy Animal" Taylor! The king of the double bass drum!
This is the Theatre Royal in Nottingham and I’m somewhere in the audience. Happy days.
I was their too
@trevorsmith9261
Life was good!
Good for you guys. Must have been a show to remember. I was only 7 at the time, living in America and probably listening to Devo, the Cars or whatever pop was on the radio. I've seen Motorhead more than any other band but it was the last version of Motorhead. Still had some good music but nothing beats the chemistry of this combo here.
@@tommywallbanger - Just my opinion, anybody listening to Devo and the Cars at 7 has a musical PhD! I was probably into Sonny and Cher and the Partridge Family, lol.
And you left and couldn't hear for days. You felt Motorhead when you saw them really LOUD! Just the way it should be.
Anyone agree this 37 year old presentation is better than some bands in 2017? *puts hand up*
vntr2006 better than most
vntr2006 they wouldn't allow it today
Sad but true, Motörhead is timeless. New Bands fucking sucks...myself growing up with Lemmy, Philty and Eddie.
хаха,, what do you expect?!!!!,,THIS IS MOTORHEAD!!!,,not some pose wankers with guitars and shit painting faces!!!
Theres fuck of a market for rock and heavy bands these days..blame this fucking utube and google,fucking poker machines,overpopulation,fuck the voice and shows as such..thats fucking why.
Pure rock n roll right here. No big hair or make up or gimmicks. Just three sweaty dudes belting out some sick tunes.
No big hair? 😂😂😂😂
@@Michael-wu5sq devia querer dizer,cabelos como nas bandas de glam rock, cabelos a fazer inveja,à maior parte dasmulheres!kkkkkkkkkkk
@@Michael-wu5sq 😁😁😁
Na,ja musikalisch war Motörhead ich hab se 1982 gesehen nicht der Ohrenschmaus .Krawall nix für mich😅😅😅
Music with bullocks!
Eddy and Phill were by far the right guys for Motorhead.
couldn't agree more
+Piranga I love Fast Eddie and Phil Taylor(RIP) as much as you, but you gotta admit Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee were both pretty damn right for the job also, considering Campbell's been in Motorhead for 30+ years and Fast Eddie only lasted 5 (albeit, great) years.
+razorfistforce1 That's true. However, the golden years are always Bomber, Overkill, Ace or Spades and No Sleep.
+Piranga "Iron Fist" is pretty good and "Another Perfect Day" was a little different, but was still pretty decent compared to most crappola out their today.
metalreign81 Agree.
Best loudest three piece ever.These three blokes made life great.
i cant believe theyre all dead
@@monkeyliver1986 Wurzel Taylor LEMMY Eddie all pass in 8years of each other. 😢😢 😢 FRIEND
@@monkeyliver1986 , tristemente así es, brother ! 😓🤟
Ces mecs auraient normalemen🎉du vivre au moins encore dix ans. On meurt souvent avant la limite chez les musiciens de rock.
Three "losers" with one thing in common ended up rewriting the entire rock 'n' roll history from the ground up in only 4 studio albums ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
RIP Eddie. The entire original lineup passed away. Keep rockin' beyond this world!
This isn't the original line-up but it's generally accepted as the best line-up.
Rip ALL
@@asensibleyoungman2978 What lineup was before this?? Lemmy, Eddie and Phil were the first I ever knew of since 1976 or so.
@@johngalt7382 Lemmy, Larry Wallis and Lucas Fox.
@@asensibleyoungman2978 Interesting, I am guessing right after hawkwind, and they never recorded with that lineup?
I saw this concert in 1980 and I have never forgotten it; still have little snippets of the songs in my head to this day. When it starts with Overkill no-one could quite believe it was so loud, like opening the door on a hurricane...awesome
If I could go back in time to a concert I would go back to see Motorhead and Waylon Jennings in 1980. I was only two when they played this.
Do you remember the support group called Tank. So much base the walks & seats were vibrating.
Bingley Hall Stafford OMG the speaker stacks were so loud nobody went near them!!!!
@tommyrotton9468 We sat right in the center of the balcony of a medium size venue one time. The reverb was so loud that it was making my stomach turn and I couldn't make out what song they were playing. Luckily I had some shooting ear plugs I brought for my wife. Must have been in that right spot for that to happen. Every Motorhead show we went to, at different venues, my ears would be ringing for days. So much fun at those shows!
@@Ruger44Redhawk It was Saxon who raped my eardrums like that. My first ever gig I ever went too. Good god my bloody ears!!!!
But at least back then you could afford to go to gigs even on a low income, now the prices are just taking the p***
28 minutes and 30seconds in , is the most Rock and roll thing ive ever seen in my life.
Eddie's guitar sound was so unique and so fierce but also so rhythmic and musical. Brilliant!
So sad they had a camera man who had not the f%$k an idea how to get Fast Eddie on screen.
The proper line up, proper set list, the baddest band in the world. Saw them first time in 1980, last time in 2015. What the fuck are we supposed to do now, Lem?
Should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
They fill up the entire Rock and Roll Hall of Fame just by themselves
Who cares about that boomer organization ?
As great as Mikkey Dee, Phil Campbell, Wurzel, Pete Gill and Brian Robson were in their time with Lemmy in Motorhead... this is the Motorhead line up i was brought up with and love the most ... A kick ass power trio at the top of their game ....Fast Eddie , Philthy and Lemmy ...thanks for the up load ... cheers ...Love it
Me gusta el metal de chorros
Más metal
@Peter Very well stated. I was fortunate enough to get to see Mötorhead five times, including on Ace Of Spades tour with this classic lineup. Also saw them when they were a four piece with Phil Campbell & Wurzel, as well as with the later lineup consisting of Lemmy, Phil & Mickey three times. They were great everytime I saw them but there was nothing like that first time with Philthy and Fast Eddie- simply a force of nature to be reckoned with. Rest in peace to those three legendary musicians, I doubt there will ever be anything remotely close to them.
Mikkey 'Dee'? Great? You're joking.
Lemmy WAS Motorhead! There is no band without him!
Best line up for me
The drumming is insanely good. Phil really was an animal.
Cracking drumkit
Incredible stamina and his grooves were just so damned good.
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All the later thrash metal drummers loved his style, he was about half a decade ahead of everyone. He had that great old school swing / swagger. His drumming on Jailbait is crazy
Yes and better feel for the music than Mikkey Dee, too rigid and no swing.
Eddie was the best Guitar Player for Motörhead !!!
I first heard Motörhead in 1980. Saw the video for The Chase is Better than the Catch. It was at that moment that my musical life changed forever for better.
"We are Motorhead, and we play Rock 'n' Roll!"
i like when Lem was saying it little different in 90's: "We are Motorhead, and we ARE Rock 'n' Roll!"
He said that shit until he died
@Jack - deff not my style. Why to 'pop/indie' for me.
What a killer performance 🔥🤘Fast &Loud and heavy
R.I.P. lemmy,eddie,phil
Philthy animal at his prime was a BEAST
Indeed he was. His groove was totally original.
Fast Eddie, Philthy Phil, and Jesus Christ himself. RIP to the legends
Best rock'n'roll band ever!
Motorhead perfected the perfect heavy metal image by 1980 - the .308 bullet belts, leather jackets, cowboy boots, Iron Crosses and Wehrmacht SS patches. Killer look. Wish I could go back in time to see Motorhead and Waylon Jennings in 1980. I was able to hang out with Lemmy around 2004/05 when I showed up to a Motorhead concert really early. Went to the bar to order a whiskey and Lemmy walks up after playing pin ball games and sits next to me. We just talked and drank whiskey for a while.
Motorhead weren't metal...sheer high energy, adrenalin rock'n'roll...
Classic early MOTORHEAD! ive been listening to the 79-81 years a lot lately. What a great band . RIP all three.
I loved Wurzel & Campbell but honestly people this 3 will for ever stand alone and I feel privileged to have been front stage seeing this
This line up is one of the greatest bands in rock and roll history.
00:35 Overkill
5:31 Too Late Too Late
8:45 Shoot You In The Back
11:41 Step Down
15:27 Jailbait
18:50 Leavin' Here
21:39 Metropolis
24:26 Train Kept a Rollin'
27:10 Bomber
30:20 Motörhead
Motorhead forever
Metropolis and Bomber at very best...simply awesome...great
Great set list! Only thing better would've been if they had included Ace of Spades into the set.., imo.
Thanks, I love Metropolis
@@fredcollins8919they hadn't written it yet. Surprised to see Jailbait on the list must have been trying it out....
Wish I had a time machine! Would love to witness this in the flesh! Pure badassery all the way around!! And a few beers...
You certainly would have done. I saw them many times in the early days in places like the Marquee, Mornington Crescent, Roundhouse, Lyceum etc - and we always put ourselves flat against the speakers which were stacked up pretty high. You got that ear drum-damaging tingle and I am fortunately not yet deaf. I see people at live gigs now wearing ear plugs sometimes, and it's not even Motorhead. How the world has changed.
I miss these guy so badly. Gone too soon.
Philthy Taylor...the most relentlessly rockin' drummer of his day, always nails it live! So good to see serious headbanging in 1980...
All gone now, but what an amazing legacy to leave behind. RIP Eddie, Philthy and Lemmy.
Yea, this is the true Motor Head lineup - they had the best chemistry
The atmosphere of Overkill is crazy I can’t explain it
It literally sounds like artillery fire and bombing rolls. What I would give to have seen this live at this point!
Shame the guitar goes out of time but wicked song
@@marksoftime Yes, a little oops moment there, but It almost adds the chaotic charm.
@@marksoftime fast Eddie said that sometimes on stage his ears would shut off and all he could hear was a weird buzzing sound so he’d have to look at Phil Taylor’s hands to try figure out where they were in the song
@@ellismackenzie8611?and Phil looked at Lemmys left hand to get a clue
For me, and a legion of others, the greatest Motörhead line up, so hard to believe all three of 'em are gone now ...
The only it went down hill afterwards
Absolutely
God speed, MOTORHEAD! We didn't forget, and NEVER will!
Lemmy went to HELL.
Seen them live at maysfield leisure centre in Belfast 1980, my ears still ain’t recovered! Absolute legends! So hard to think all 3 are no longer around.
There one and only lineup...RIP
Saw this tour and 3 others. You knew it was Moterhead when your ears buzzed for 3 days!!! Best memories RIP guys
This was the best line up! Phil & Eddy were killer!
I came here to compare the stadium MH show I had been watching with the original classic line up. No competition. As competent as Mickey and Phil were they simply cannot hold a candle to this fierce hungry performance. God bless you Phil, Eddie & Lem for some of the most exciting records of my youth.
HUNGRY is such a fitting description
Bands still can’t touch this!!! The best ever!!! 🤘🏻
My favourite Motorhead line up. R.I.P. Lemmy Eddie & Phil!!!!!
This is the original and best line up....1980, Bomber and Overkill albums were in shops and Motorhead were really starting to get some traction, this is around the time the Beast was born....
What's nuts is the fact I saw motorhead about 2 years before lemmy died. And they hadn't changed a thing. They still rocked, lemmy still had a black button up shirt tucked in and half unbuttoned. And he never really looked at the crowd
Fast Eddie Clarke, so much better than his so called peers at time.
Eddie going offbeat on Overkill is the most rock-n-roll shit ever 🤘🤘
It's so bloody sad that none of these chaps are around no more to spread music to us. My first bought record in the real heavy music genre when I was 15 was No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith in -82. I played that poor record over and over. RIP mr Kilmister, mr Clarke and mr Taylor, and thanks for all the music. And as Lemmy has told us, the music industry mightn't been perfect back then, but way more creative with smaller record companies before everything was bought up by huge industries (and this was way, way before internet pirating, napster and stuff).
This video grabs you by the throat and doesn't let go! Excellent show!
CLASSIC MOTORHEAD LINE UP delivering PURE , FAST , RAW , DIRTY, BRUTAL STRAIGHTFORWARD ROCK'N'ROLL !!
BEST LINE UP EVER FOR MOTORHEAD! RIP 3LEGENDS!
Shoot You In The Back with Original plays, Original players ❤️❤️❤️
I've always been fascinated by bands that had the guts to assasinate fashion and taste, good or bad. There is so much confidence in Motörhead, even in their revolt, and still damn good Rock-roll.
1980, before there was 🤘🏻 and 📱 .
I like the way that Eddie sung, it was very cool and authentic!!!
Philthy brought me here...RIP
+namuroisvantjaar And Lemmy brought me here... RIP.
+namuroisvantjaar I had never believed those two comments ever come together till now ... My God, Rest in Peace
+namuroisvantjaar I am so sad , the band that save me everyday from depression does not longer exist..
In his prime
Motorhead, forever, Kevin.
The best band the face of earth has ever seen
Saw them at Queens Hall Leeds around this time awesome
Pre - Ace of Spades Motorhead, just about, fantastic!!
Can't believe all 3 have now left us. Motorhead RIP....
Now they are together again. Thank you Fast Eddie. You are the man.
THE line up right here!
say what the fuck you like these three were the best, just blows you away no shit , real simple. RIP Lem & Phil, love you forever.
1982, NYC, Palladium. Almost didn’t happen, but probably the best performance I’ve ever witnessed. Thanks fellas.
Rip fast Eddie, the Best motorhead guitar player
Went to see them on this tour at the Birmingham Odeon..Still haven't got my hearing back properly!
Great stuff.
Yes kids, this is your fathers Motörhead!!!
You fuckin' ay right! I'm 58! and still here!
Aye,52 and still Motorhead mad!!
The best lineup ...
pity and sad all are gone...R.I.P..
we will be always Motorhead
Ace of spades was just out freshman yr of high school. We were all like holy shit!!! My buddy had a maranz stereo. He left the room I jacked the bass 3/4 told him to put in the tape.......... shit fell off the walls his mom thought the house was caving in.
Amazing! They sound EXACTLY like the recorded versions only better. Check out Phil Taylors's non-stop right hand eighth notes, no one plays like that anymore.
Yeah, his old school stamina and swagger are astounding. Also no one has ever played like Lemmy ever...
Still can't believe that they all are gone...
I was a Motorhead fan from day one and I remember when this was first broadcast on tv in the UK. This version of Bomber has got to be the best ever.
Opening with Overkill. Em's were the days !!!!!
WHAT a fantastic gig from the heyday of the absolute kings of their genre - whatever you or they perceive that to be. The casual ease with which they execute their songs makes the uninitiated believe they are easy to play - but you just try it. And NO Ace of Spades, that is the highlight for me. Great song but overplayed and sadly, so many of the fans expect to see and hear it that Lemmy feels obligated to do it. I would much rather hear one - or more - of their obscure classics any day.
Probably because that album hadn't been released yet.
Such a raw, powerful sound.... and they weren't doing anything really fast yet.
Seems like they were speeding up toward the end though :)
Amazing to think this is 35 years old...and still as exciting and relevant today. That opener is an awesome sight as well as sound. To put it into context, 1980 to 1945 is the same time period!
+vntr2006 Good music never dies and 35 years isnt a long time.
35 years is a long time to some. Compare yourself now to how you were 35 years ago. A lot of us were still children.
+vntr2006 I was 18 then, still got the hair but would swap the body and eyesight!!
I was 15. Time really flies. Still got my hair, too. No reading glasses would be nice, though.
I was born in 1980. And indeed, this is pretty amazing! This set is glorious!
Fast Eddie and Philthy were the best Band around Lemmy. No Lineup could beat this classic three piece dirty combination... RIP Classic Motörhead...
This is brilliant. Just like I remember them.
Motorhead FIRST CONCERT FOR ME NYC when I was 13 paid $5 1980 gd times
Absolutely killer live performance. Motorhead is awesome..
3 guys 1 stage and a couple of lights and it feels bigger than a giant stadium
That’s the whole idea..😂
It’s what you do with it!
Right on RIP Little Philthy . Motorhead forever. See you at the Rainbow January 9
🖤 best line up by far ♠️♠️♠️
Высший класс !!!!!!! R.I.P. (Rock in Peace) Lemmy , Eddie , Philthy.......
Saw this lineup (the BEST) 21 times between 1978 and 1982. Only Fast Eddie left now :-(
not no more sadley r.i.p motorhead!
666palerider Only memories left now, I was fortunate enough to have been able to see them live five times....
If it was in the UK we probably crossed paths because I saw them loads during that period....Did you get to drink back stage with the band? Security was virtually non existent then.
@@Neontrifle Leeds Queens Hall, my mate slips in through side door during sound checks. Lemmy happy to share drinks. (we were about 16 at the time) I think they rolled up in some sort of american military truck if memory serves/ Loads of punks at the gig also having a great time. Brilliant gig.
@@stuartbowdell6549 I did that at 17 in 1980 at Sheffield city hall. We got backstage, while Fast Eddie and filthy Animal were signing our denims Lemmy asked us if we were old enough to drink, we said not really so Lemmy poured us all a large Vodka. If he did that with my son's I would have been mad haha!
The best from the best Times/era.and the best Line Up...the three amigos.classic and legendary.why Not been Out on DVD?this will never been beaten.
Only heavy band that ever mattered and this is the original and best line up ! MAGIC
This is the real Motörhead, nothing else!
Rest In Peace Fast Eddie. we love you, Motorhead!
For me, the best line up. And now we lose Fast Eddie. Thanks for the music guys.
Wow! I saw this tour. Bomber Tour. Blackburn King George’s Hall, March 8th, 1980. Met the band after the gig. Super nice bunch of guys. RIP ❤fellas
Eddie on Step Down is fantastic!! - the BEST Motorhead lineup!! 🎸💪👍💥💥
😂 If he was full on singing and not be looking down at his guitar. Yeah with the right kind of lessons he would have pulled it off.
A very pure voice.
The real motorhead, what a 3-piece!! Hell Yaeh!!
The one and only 3-piece heavy Rockband, where the guitar solos never smear off. Because there is some BASS ♠♠♠
Classic MOTÖRHEAD, OVerklll is a nice entry.. i wish i was there
Lemmy's playing the bass line as fast as the guitar line. Classic Lemmy. But I still think his apex was "Born To Go" with Hawkwind where he chased Dave Brock all over the song and most of the time he played the lead line, very rare for a bassist.
Lemmy switched to bass.
The best line up ever out of any band 🤘
What a fucking rocking machine!!!!!!