I love how Lemmy was absolutely sick of playing "Ace of Spades" but always played it and always gave it his all because that's what the audience wants.
He was never sick of that song, who said that? In fact it was always a closer because of it’s ease for him to play. I had the honor of meeting him at The Rainbow Room way back when. Autographed an ‘Ace of Spades’ poker card for me.
Maybe he was, but i dont think so cause he played what he wanted to play, even if it weren't the fav songs of most motorhead fans, and like even in this song like he did allot later in life/career, alltering the text. But yeah funny thing even for a die hard motorhead fan like me, ace of spades was not by far my fav song from them
Neil Fallon from Clutch told a story from a tour with Motörhead. Lemmy asked him why they weren’t playing Regulator and Neil told him they were sick of playing it. Lemmy told him it doesn’t matter how tired of it you are, there are fans that want to hear it because it’s many of their’s favorite song.
Lemmy was never sick of playing Ace Of Spades but Brian Robertson was (as well as other classics) which made Lemmy remind him "you play them, those songs pay the wages".
I think every band is somewhat sick of playing their biggest hits after a while. Take a chef for example once you went michelin star levels, you're not too excited about peeling potatoes anymore. They probably had songs closer to their heart, something they were especially proud of but had to play the same song for decades over and over again. But it's those well known songs that made them famous in the first place, so an artist is SOL there
That’s coz with 2 guitarists, you half to half the sound, then lower the bass to compensate for the low end from each guitar, then raise the drums volume so they can be heard at an even level to everything else. 1 guitar + 1 bass + 1 drums + 1 singer is the best design for a band, but doesn’t always work for specific genres. Keep in mind how great slipknot are with the seemingly ‘bad’ setup, but then how great bands like nirvana are, with the minimalistic design. Also, Motörhead had their amps turned to 11, which also helps.
I wondered the same thing, then I started playing guitar I realised what Lemmy was doing. He played the bass the same as a rhythm guitar, and with a lot of distortion. Most of the rhythm stuff I thought Eddie was doing, was Lemmy.
I was thinking exactly the same thing! Very, very few bands can pull that off when they desperately need a rhythm guitar but are too cheap to add one on tour. They add a rhythm track on their recordings, but never add a rhythm guitar player in concert. So the whole sound seems shallow, especially when the inevitable guitar solo comes up... Motley Crue comes to mind immediately; they just turn up the amps and hope the wall of sound drowns the lack of a rhythm guitar line: you can barely hear Nikki Sixx's bass....Or Ozzy, who just has his guitarists go to that God awful pinched harmonic sound to add an extra note of noise where the rhythm line should be....But Lemmy...man he could play that bass! Reminds me of the late, great Felix Pappalardi, the original bass player for Mountain. Listen to Missisippi Queen live....its Pappalardi's fuzz bass that drives the whole sound-you'd never know they didn't have a rhythm guitar player!
@@djm4457 Well said. There’s nothing worse than when the bottom falls out of three-piece band’s rhythm section during a solo because the bassist’s tone isn’t meaty enough to fill in the sound.
Never forget the moment when I was 15 in 1980 when my dad burst into my bedroom with a look of fright and anger on his face while I was cranking this song on my 8-D-Cell boombox, screaming "what the hell is this shit?!?!" An experience shared by countless others of my generation. RIP Lemmy!
Man my Dad R.I.P would stomp on the floor and yell Turn that God-damned shit off it's like three in the morning lol I'm like 16 In 1980 good Ole daze stoned 😝🤘
1984 I was 14 had ST I saw your mommy blasting in comes dad and he throws the turn table at the window but the window was closed. It took him about 5 times to get it out the window
I saw Alice Cooper back in the 80’s and Motörhead was supposed to open. They announced that they had trouble getting Visas and would not be performing. Emptied out half the venue.
That's as may be, but give it 30 years of that and you'll have a neck and upper back as fucked up as mine. Headbanging wrecked my shit, but I wouldn't change any of it 🤘
These popular American late night shows suck these days... I am from Germany and I ve never seen something more inauthentic that this shit... well the Americans also like this wrestling sport
Worked at a Club in Long Beach CA. Called Fenders Grand Ballroom...Motor Head (opening acts: St. Vitus, Crow Mags) played there...They Had Amps and Speakers .. that covered both sides of the stage end to end had to squeeze by them .. on one end .. to get into the restroom...It was the Loudest thing I ever herd..across the street .. was a Holiday Inn .. they had noise complaints .. as well as houses and other businesses three blocks around...Awesome memories!!!!
I saw motorhead around 2005. I was sitting top right of the stage looking down on the band. during a drum solo Lemmy walked off stage but I could still see him standing behind some speaker cabinets because of where I was sitting. no word of a lie the man cracked a bottle of jack and drank the entire bottle within 5 minutes while casually chatting to a roadie. then proceeded to walk back on stage and hit his cue perfectly and deliver an awesome show. RIP legend of legends
I saw Motorhead live only once but damn, that was a killer show - one of those concerts where I was actually intimidated and a bit scared to mosh because there were nothing but bikers in the pit.
My first concert was Alice Cooper with Motorhead opening in 1987 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. It was in February in the middle of a snow storm but we were not deterred. Great show.
Saw at an open air middle of fucking nowhere in Spain in summer. The stage acted as a receiver and a local radio station started coming through the speakers. Lemmy just turned the sound up. It was nasty.
I saw them three times, once in the Aftershock tour and twice in the 40th anniversary tour. My mom hates metal and I remember she walked in with headphones and had some pop she was listening to, while I was just rocking out. I was only about 8 at the time so she didn't let me go into the mosh pit, but it was still great. Then after Lemmy died some friends and I watched the funeral service on RUclips. Great memories 🤘
I saw them live in 1991 and had a similar experience. Everyone was patted down on entry for weapons with not even belts being allowed, which was very out of the ordinary for Australia at the time.
An old work colleague of mine once met Lemmy in his favorite bar in Hollywood. He introduced himself, and Lemmy asked where he was from? Five days later, he walked into the same bar with his wife, and Lemmy yelled out "Hey Chris from Tprpmtp Camada" Chris was shocked he even remembered him, as Lemmy must have met a thousand people over the last five days.
It was about this time you can really see Lemmys struggles with his lungs. I had the pleasure of seeing in concert six months before he died. No one knew he was dying but Lemmy and his doctor until the last few days. RIP Lemmy.
Not quite entirely true. In August 2015, I talked to Nazi Scott and he told me that Lemmy had some major health issues going on wasn't doing well. What Lemmy was told in the last days is that it was terminal and nothing left could be done. Nazi Scott knew him very personally. He basically was Lemmy's gofer when he was at home in West Hollywood. Scott's a legend in his own right. Dude had his snakes in the seventies show for Alice Cooper and we always snuck at least one or two boas into the Rainbow for shock value. The owner, Mario Maglieri, was rather tolerant of Scott's hobby as long as there was no complaints, and in the Rainbow, you rarely saw anyone complain. It was all part of the vibe.
Tonight Show stagehand: Can I get you a pre-show drink for your singing voice? Tea with honey, maybe? Lemmy: Nope-make it a whiskey with Ajax and broken glass.
I stopped by a friend's house, back in the 1990's, a guy named Pig Champion. He says to me 'Guess who stopped by yesterday. LEMMY.' He was traveling thru Portland and rang him up. They sat around listening to records and drinking whiskey, Pig said. Lemmy was his hero.
Lemmy WAS A ROCK ICON.PERIOD. He was an excellent bassist, if one delves further than motorhead he was bassist for Hawkwind. That unique sound coupled with excellent drumming from Simon King gave them heavier and superb music. Just listen to tracks like orgone accumulator or lost johnny to appreciate Lemmy's bass playing.
Television doesn’t deserve legendary performances like this one. Big media is what forced these guys to push so hard to make their own spotlight. Fallon sure as hell didn’t deserve to share a stage with men with balls as big as Motörhead.
He was born just up the road from where i was born in Stoke on trent England, was a member of a band called Hawkwind in 1971 from Ladbroke Grove , London who now have a connection with Devon as Brock from Hawkwind has a farm there ...
I remember an interview when the reporter asked Lemmy, when do you think is the best time to stop playing, rocking, touring and Lemmy said, when I die, that's a good moment to stop.
The first gig for me ever was in the early 80s as a 14-years-old No Sleep ''til Hammersmith tour gig in Helsinki, Finland. The concert started with Ace Of Spades and it was like a riot started right away. People begin to try to get into a better stand and the security guys were pulling those out from their hair. Never heard anything as loud again. So it was quite a shock for 14 years old I never forget :). I started from the top and the loudest! R.I.P Motörhead
An apt description on Phil Campbells guitar strap. I've been involved in the music business for quite a few years and I've hardly heard anyone who's had a good word to say about him.
I use to hang out with my Best Rocker Friend, Scotty at the Rainbow Bar and Grill on the Sunset Strip on many a night there. His Best Friend was Lemme. We would hold down the end of the Outside Patio Bar . Next to a Computer Game , that Lemme would play all night. Then, Lemme's Black Girlfriend would show up . We both would sneak to the Upstairs Bar and dance. Many times to " Ace of Spades". Lemme's song. and some Funky stuff. If you ever go to the Outside Patio Bar at the Rainbow Bar and Grill. It's called the Lemme Lounge. And there's a Lifesize statue of Lemme. And pictures , too. You can play the same Computer Game, that Lemme played , too. And if you go to the Upstairs Bar. The DJs will play a few of his songs .
I played in a hard rock band in London,We were popular enough that we got to play the London Marquee quite regularly,Often I’d see Lemme there,He’d play the Pinball machine in the foyer all night,He told me that he loved any kind of arcade games,Great guy and a Kick Ass Rocker till his last breath….RIP Lemme
A guy I know, his company does all the plumbing for the Rainbow room. He had the same story of Lemmy hanging out in the back playing hours of video poker. Apparently he had to get to the water heater which was behind the video poker machine. One time he asked Lemmy to move and everyone lost their mind like,”don’t talk to Lemmy.” But Lemmy was totally cool about it and they became friendly with each other. He and Lemmy ended up decent enough friends that he went to Lemmy’s place a few times. He said Lemmy had a dirt cheap apartment in the area and always bragged about how cheap it was. Apparently he was the absolute coolest guy.
@@TimBuktu666 , I have known Scotty since 1994. He always came to a club in Huntington Beach that had a Rock Night on Sundays with Large snakes. He ( Scotty ) claims he ride Lemme to this Club in Huntington Beach from West Hollywood. I bet that was wild. Anyway, Scotty was my " coolest " Rock n Roll Friend.
Saw Dio, Motorhead and Maiden all three together, i cant remember the year probably around 2003 or so. Third row but that wasnt good enough, we slid our way up to the first. Greatest thing ever!
My dad did the same to AC/DC shake your foundation.busted into my room screaming the song .I told him dad you sound just like him lol ! He walked away silently lol ! I miss and love you dad rip!!!
Somehow motorhead and Lemmy's completely fucked up voice sound super cool together, can't imagine how his throat would've evolved if he took care of it, rest in power, absolute beasts ❤️
Mikkey dee stated once:he said to lemmy, some rich guy called and hes willing to put a lot of $$ to hire us for 5 songs out of the states, but he wants only a couple of amps and not the whole motor racks, .and lemmy goes: Nope..if we go there and we are not going to sound like motorhead, im not interested..forget the money..R.I.P. legend..
When i saw them out here in NZ around 1996 they had 2 guitarists. Worsel & Mike Campbell (I think) (Check out The Young Ones too) I talked with them after the gig and asked how they got to be in Motorhead. Mike told me he heard thru the grapevine Fast Eddie had quit n Lemmy was auditioning guitarists. He found out where & when he arrived he reckoned there 50 other guys ahead of him. In the end Lemmy couldn't decide between Worsel & Mike, so decided to take em both. One of the loudest gigs I've ever been to. Good times!
I love how Lemmy was absolutely sick of playing "Ace of Spades" but always played it and always gave it his all because that's what the audience wants.
He was never sick of that song, who said that? In fact it was always a closer because of it’s ease for him to play. I had the honor of meeting him at The Rainbow Room way back when. Autographed an ‘Ace of Spades’ poker card for me.
Maybe he was, but i dont think so cause he played what he wanted to play, even if it weren't the fav songs of most motorhead fans, and like even in this song like he did allot later in life/career, alltering the text.
But yeah funny thing even for a die hard motorhead fan like me, ace of spades was not by far my fav song from them
Neil Fallon from Clutch told a story from a tour with Motörhead. Lemmy asked him why they weren’t playing Regulator and Neil told him they were sick of playing it. Lemmy told him it doesn’t matter how tired of it you are, there are fans that want to hear it because it’s many of their’s favorite song.
Lemmy was never sick of playing Ace Of Spades but Brian Robertson was (as well as other classics) which made Lemmy remind him "you play them, those songs pay the wages".
I think every band is somewhat sick of playing their biggest hits after a while. Take a chef for example once you went michelin star levels, you're not too excited about peeling potatoes anymore. They probably had songs closer to their heart, something they were especially proud of but had to play the same song for decades over and over again. But it's those well known songs that made them famous in the first place, so an artist is SOL there
The amazing part of Motörhead is they only had 3 guys on the stage, but they threw a fucking wall of sound in ur face
That’s coz with 2 guitarists, you half to half the sound, then lower the bass to compensate for the low end from each guitar, then raise the drums volume so they can be heard at an even level to everything else. 1 guitar + 1 bass + 1 drums + 1 singer is the best design for a band, but doesn’t always work for specific genres. Keep in mind how great slipknot are with the seemingly ‘bad’ setup, but then how great bands like nirvana are, with the minimalistic design. Also, Motörhead had their amps turned to 11, which also helps.
I wondered the same thing, then I started playing guitar I realised what Lemmy was doing. He played the bass the same as a rhythm guitar, and with a lot of distortion. Most of the rhythm stuff I thought Eddie was doing, was Lemmy.
I saw them in a club sized venue and it was the loudest band I’ve ever seen
We are Motorhead and we play rock'n'roll
Distorted bass helps a lot!
Lemmy smashes that bass so hard that it almost sounds like there's a rhythm guitar when Phil takes a solo
That's what he's doing. Lemmy played guitar. Just did it on a bass.
I didn’t see any smashing at all. He was mildly strumming bass chords through a distorted amp.
I was thinking exactly the same thing! Very, very few bands can pull that off when they desperately need a rhythm guitar but are too cheap to add one on tour. They add a rhythm track on their recordings, but never add a rhythm guitar player in concert. So the whole sound seems shallow, especially when the inevitable guitar solo comes up... Motley Crue comes to mind immediately; they just turn up the amps and hope the wall of sound drowns the lack of a rhythm guitar line: you can barely hear Nikki Sixx's bass....Or Ozzy, who just has his guitarists go to that God awful pinched harmonic sound to add an extra note of noise where the rhythm line should be....But Lemmy...man he could play that bass! Reminds me of the late, great Felix Pappalardi, the original bass player for Mountain. Listen to Missisippi Queen live....its Pappalardi's fuzz bass that drives the whole sound-you'd never know they didn't have a rhythm guitar player!
That was Lemmy’s style. He played power chords with the gain up to 10. He was a rhythm guitar player before Motörhead.
@@djm4457
Well said. There’s nothing worse than when the bottom falls out of three-piece band’s rhythm section during a solo because the bassist’s tone isn’t meaty enough to fill in the sound.
Never forget the moment when I was 15 in 1980 when my dad burst into my bedroom with a look of fright and anger on his face while I was cranking this song on my 8-D-Cell boombox, screaming "what the hell is this shit?!?!" An experience shared by countless others of my generation. RIP Lemmy!
Man my Dad R.I.P would stomp on the floor and yell Turn that God-damned shit off it's like three in the morning lol I'm like 16 In 1980 good Ole daze stoned 😝🤘
Well did you fire back...."Its the ace of spades!!!!"?
@@shawndavis1910 Where were you when I could have used that line? LOL
1984 I was 14 had ST I saw your mommy blasting in comes dad and he throws the turn table at the window but the window was closed. It took him about 5 times to get it out the window
Ah yes, the countless D battery grave yard and my parents who wanted to put me in one 😂. Good times.🤘
even with health problems and cancer lemmy gave it his all.
lemmy was one in a million and a kickass bass player
One in a billon
If Lemmy's bass doesn't get you rock hard, you're not human.
Can't say a grandpa playing a bass has got me hard.
wait what?
I'm harder than the hardest material known to man
Gay.
Odd David very odd.
you can tell the 4 dudes on the upper right hand side row are total metal heads \m/
Yup...We're still here. Ain't goin' nowhere anytime soon.🤘
I saw Alice Cooper back in the 80’s and Motörhead was supposed to open. They announced that they had trouble getting Visas and would not be performing. Emptied out half the venue.
not in rhythm man, they were
they probably hired them to do this
@@Gacug1 i'm sure
The old bastard kept it going till the day he died. Rock on in heaven, Lemmy
Rock In Heaven!
You’re Forgiven In Hell!
Heaven? He rules HELL the devil is now his side bitch
The devil will shit in his has pants. Everybody knows it.
They say the devil has all the best tunes, so it follows that he probably has the most awesome party guests too \m/
@@commieslayer5045 Lemmy is in heaven
those guys head banging the whole song are legends 😭
No they just have to appropriate reaction to Motorhead.
That's as may be, but give it 30 years of that and you'll have a neck and upper back as fucked up as mine. Headbanging wrecked my shit, but I wouldn't change any of it 🤘
Got to see them live 3 times. 2004, 2010 and 2011. Had a ticket to see them again in January 2016, but it never happened.
RIP Lemmy. 🖤
Saw them open for Ozzy on Blizzard of Oz tour.
Me 1996, 2001 and 2008.
Saw them 14 times in France and i was so sad when he passed !
Just 2010 for me, in Chicago. It was spectacular!
A show planned for 2016... just shows that they truly rocked until they dropped. Toured constantly. That's rock 'n' roll!
Best shit ever on that knobs show
Have you seen Slayer play Raining Blood on Fallon?
@@rssadlier Wouldn't watch that Douche Fallon if I was paid to
These popular American late night shows suck these days... I am from Germany and I ve never seen something more inauthentic that this shit... well the Americans also like this wrestling sport
@@irgendeiner1234 Yes buy you guys love David Hasselhoff lol good day
@@loumelillo1790 I don't know any German who loves him
Worked at a Club in Long Beach CA. Called Fenders Grand Ballroom...Motor Head (opening acts: St. Vitus, Crow Mags) played there...They Had Amps and Speakers .. that covered both sides of the stage end to end had to squeeze by them .. on one end .. to get into the restroom...It was the Loudest thing I ever herd..across the street .. was a Holiday Inn .. they had noise complaints .. as well as houses and other businesses three blocks around...Awesome memories!!!!
What year about?
@@geothon 87 - 89
"I ain't gonna live forever... But apparently I am"
That joke always got to me
Lemmy will never die, he just left his mortal body behind
Awesome performance, just love the fact that Lemmy’s voice got more gravelly as he got older
Cigs and jack !
@@el_aleman and speed, never forget the speed
I loved when he would come out in Concerts and says
"We're Motorhead and we play Rock and Roll"
🤘🤘🤘
Mikkey Dee is an fucking beast on the drums 👌
I love his king diamond stuff
Ha haaaaa YEAH!! Reminds me of Animal from the MUPPET SHOW!!
Best drummer in the world! According to Lemmy anyway
@@nicholasbrown4109 Me too, love the albums he did with the King 🤴 (King Diamond) Abigail for one. In your face Rock N Roll
That's a proper drummer !
That's the longest I've ever watched that show. Wish the producer let them play a song actually on that album
Who else loves that Phil Campbell went on live TV with a guitar strap that says "Welsh Wanker"?
I saw motorhead around 2005. I was sitting top right of the stage looking down on the band. during a drum solo Lemmy walked off stage but I could still see him standing behind some speaker cabinets because of where I was sitting. no word of a lie the man cracked a bottle of jack and drank the entire bottle within 5 minutes while casually chatting to a roadie. then proceeded to walk back on stage and hit his cue perfectly and deliver an awesome show. RIP legend of legends
I saw Motorhead live only once but damn, that was a killer show - one of those concerts where I was actually intimidated and a bit scared to mosh because there were nothing but bikers in the pit.
My first concert was Alice Cooper with Motorhead opening in 1987 at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. It was in February in the middle of a snow storm but we were not deterred. Great show.
Saw at an open air middle of fucking nowhere in Spain in summer. The stage acted as a receiver and a local radio station started coming through the speakers. Lemmy just turned the sound up. It was nasty.
@@christophermerlot3366 saw them with also Cooper , Judas Priest at Irvine Meadows Ca Dessert Storm tour.. 90-91
I saw them three times, once in the Aftershock tour and twice in the 40th anniversary tour. My mom hates metal and I remember she walked in with headphones and had some pop she was listening to, while I was just rocking out. I was only about 8 at the time so she didn't let me go into the mosh pit, but it was still great. Then after Lemmy died some friends and I watched the funeral service on RUclips. Great memories 🤘
I saw them live in 1991 and had a similar experience. Everyone was patted down on entry for weapons with not even belts being allowed, which was very out of the ordinary for Australia at the time.
Blues mixed with metal mixed with punk mixed with hawkwind. Epic
the holy trinity of
Lemmy, Clarke, Taylor,
made the holy trinity of
Overkill, Bomber, Ace of Spades
The fact that Lemmy was in his mid 60’s during this performance is soooo badass 🤘
Those hired professional headbangers in the back 😂
An old work colleague of mine once met Lemmy in his favorite bar in Hollywood. He introduced himself, and Lemmy asked where he was from? Five days later, he walked into the same bar with his wife, and Lemmy yelled out "Hey Chris from Tprpmtp Camada" Chris was shocked he even remembered him, as Lemmy must have met a thousand people over the last five days.
I seen them once. My ears rang for a week but it was totally worth it. RIP Lemmy
The headbangers in the background though… 🤘🏼
Staged af
It was about this time you can really see Lemmys struggles with his lungs. I had the pleasure of seeing in concert six months before he died. No one knew he was dying but Lemmy and his doctor until the last few days. RIP Lemmy.
Not quite entirely true. In August 2015, I talked to Nazi Scott and he told me that Lemmy had some major health issues going on wasn't doing well. What Lemmy was told in the last days is that it was terminal and nothing left could be done. Nazi Scott knew him very personally. He basically was Lemmy's gofer when he was at home in West Hollywood. Scott's a legend in his own right. Dude had his snakes in the seventies show for Alice Cooper and we always snuck at least one or two boas into the Rainbow for shock value. The owner, Mario Maglieri, was rather tolerant of Scott's hobby as long as there was no complaints, and in the Rainbow, you rarely saw anyone complain. It was all part of the vibe.
Tonight Show stagehand: Can I get you a pre-show drink for your singing voice? Tea with honey, maybe?
Lemmy: Nope-make it a whiskey with Ajax and broken glass.
Brilliant! All washed down with a dash of hot asphalt.
I stopped by a friend's house, back in the 1990's, a guy named Pig Champion. He says to me 'Guess who stopped by yesterday. LEMMY.' He was traveling thru Portland and rang him up. They sat around listening to records and drinking whiskey, Pig said. Lemmy was his hero.
Lemmy WAS A ROCK ICON.PERIOD. He was an excellent bassist, if one delves further than motorhead he was bassist for Hawkwind. That unique sound coupled with excellent drumming from Simon King gave them heavier and superb music. Just listen to tracks like orgone accumulator or lost johnny to appreciate Lemmy's bass playing.
Television doesn’t deserve legendary performances like this one. Big media is what forced these guys to push so hard to make their own spotlight. Fallon sure as hell didn’t deserve to share a stage with men with balls as big as Motörhead.
But he’s the only one who put them on Late Night
Also on Conan O'Brian.
@@Grandizer8989 not true.
Ahhh jueveos grandes you like no?
Motorhead forever. From russia with love.
What a Legend Lemmy he was, from Hawkwind to Motorhead. He has the absolute respect from every Rock band and fan.
and he was a roadie for J. Hendrix - let´s not forget that!
L & R to Lemmy, you really lived that Rock n' Roll thing !
Can't see a backing tape being used here, just a freakin' iron wall of noise!!!!! props to the head bangers too!
He was born just up the road from where i was born in Stoke on trent England, was a member of a band called Hawkwind in 1971 from Ladbroke Grove , London who now have a connection with Devon as Brock from Hawkwind has a farm there ...
motorhead is legendary..absolutely timeless and on a branch of thier own.
Want to know the irony?
Fallon is a bigger alcoholic than Lemmy.
Didnt knew that
how.
Staying hammered is only way Fallon can stand himself.
The difference is that Fallon is way more miserable
@@AportesKike and significantly less talented. Seriously, Lemmy would be a better Late Night Talk host.
Lemmy, you'll remain forever in my heart.. 💖
he's really the boss! He dictates the speed of the song, which is all over the place!
Bass usually does 🤘🏼
The headbangers over Lemmy’s left shoulder
“Excuse me is Drake here?”
“Thank you”
I like that they had to do this in rehearsal also
Одна из самых лучших банд в истории рок-музыки!Лэмми,покойся с миром!
+
Аминь, брат.
The only 3 minutes of Fallon I will ever watch
Fantastic!!🤘motorhead is like opening a door and getting a enormous sandstorm in your face
That is by far the best definition of hearing Motörhead for the 1st time. Miss these guys so much.
Sat next to Lenny on the plane going to Vegas 15 years ago then he bought me drinks at a British pub very down to earth guy
Motorhead is eternal
Ian k. R.I.P
YOU'RE MOTORHEAD, REST IS NOTHING....
The "welsh wanker" campbell is an awesome guitarist🤘
This is the best thing that ever happened to Fallon. And the only 3 mins that ever watch his degenerate show. R.I.P Lemmy.
Uau!!!!!!! Sonzeeeeeeeraaaaa!!!!!!! Rock 'N Roll is forever!!!!!
From São Paulo, Brasil!!!!! 🇧🇷💚💙💛🇧🇷🐆
I remember an interview when the reporter asked Lemmy, when do you think is the best time to stop playing, rocking, touring and Lemmy said, when I die, that's a good moment to stop.
The first gig for me ever was in the early 80s as a 14-years-old No Sleep ''til Hammersmith tour gig in Helsinki, Finland. The concert started with Ace Of Spades and it was like a riot started right away. People begin to try to get into a better stand and the security guys were pulling those out from their hair. Never heard anything as loud again. So it was quite a shock for 14 years old I never forget :). I started from the top and the loudest! R.I.P Motörhead
"I don't want to live forever... that's right baby... but apparently I am!" haha classic.
Sadly, he was mistaken
@@andyborehol thankfully he got what he wanted
Lemmy, Legend and Jimi Hendrix Groupy and god knows what else. That’s a superb life well lived. RIP Ian Fraser Kilminster, AKA Lemmy.
God Bless Lemmy & his band mates.
ROCK ON IN HEAVEN LEMMY. 🤘🏻
Saludos desde Medellín. Colombia..
Saludos desde Lima
Ive still got my Motorhead Ticket from 2011 tour 18th November 🤘
This is the only fallon I’ve watched in my life and I’m not even a metal head ,
Says a lot about this legendary band
This is the first and last video that I press the LIKE BUTTON as long as it coming from Jimmy Fallon's show.
Pure unadulterated greatness RIP Lemmy!!!
I met his drummer, they were travelling with my cousins band,saw lemmy walk in the club b4 they played
We are Motorhead and we are playing rock n' Roll !!! 🤘👏
Best Rock Band in the world, we miss you Lem, the Rock is sad since december 2015.
This and Slayer are the best musical acts he’s ever had on.
An apt description on Phil Campbells guitar strap. I've been involved in the music business for quite a few years and I've hardly heard anyone who's had a good word to say about him.
I use to hang out with my Best Rocker Friend, Scotty at the Rainbow Bar and Grill on the Sunset Strip on many a night there.
His Best Friend was Lemme. We would hold down the end of the Outside Patio Bar . Next to a Computer Game , that Lemme would play all night.
Then, Lemme's Black Girlfriend would show up . We both would sneak to the Upstairs Bar and dance. Many times to " Ace of Spades". Lemme's song. and some Funky stuff.
If you ever go to the Outside Patio Bar at the Rainbow Bar and Grill. It's called the Lemme Lounge. And there's a Lifesize statue of Lemme. And pictures , too.
You can play the same Computer Game, that Lemme played , too. And if you go to the Upstairs Bar. The DJs will play a few of his songs .
I played in a hard rock band in London,We were popular enough that we got to play the London Marquee quite regularly,Often I’d see Lemme there,He’d play the Pinball machine in the foyer all night,He told me that he loved any kind of arcade games,Great guy and a Kick Ass Rocker till his last breath….RIP Lemme
A guy I know, his company does all the plumbing for the Rainbow room. He had the same story of Lemmy hanging out in the back playing hours of video poker. Apparently he had to get to the water heater which was behind the video poker machine. One time he asked Lemmy to move and everyone lost their mind like,”don’t talk to Lemmy.” But Lemmy was totally cool about it and they became friendly with each other. He and Lemmy ended up decent enough friends that he went to Lemmy’s place a few times. He said Lemmy had a dirt cheap apartment in the area and always bragged about how cheap it was. Apparently he was the absolute coolest guy.
@@TimBuktu666 , I have known Scotty since 1994. He always came to a club in Huntington Beach that had a Rock Night on Sundays with Large snakes.
He ( Scotty ) claims he ride Lemme to this Club in Huntington Beach from West Hollywood. I bet that was wild.
Anyway, Scotty was my " coolest " Rock n Roll Friend.
What was the game's name?
Saw Motorhead in 1989. Concert was on Friday night...Sunday night my hearing started to get back to normal. Motorhead messed up my hearing.....
レミー今までありがとう。貴方の様なロックスターはもう現れないと思うと寂しい。
レミーはいつも俺たちの生きる意味を教えてくれた。燃えたぎる心を秘めつつも表向きはクールに。
レミーのファンに対する一貫した接し方は全てのアーティストが学ぶべきだな。
人生はロックンロールだ。
レミーもう少しだけ待っていてくれ。
また会える日まで…
Worked with them many times, truly great people.
Love Lemmy. Big up the insane drum performance in this 😂This song is my gym zenith track.
David Letterman had Motorhead on his show and it was great. The whole show Dave kept talking about Motorhead and cracking jokes.
Amazing how three people can sound so LOUD ,l!!!!! , rip hero .
Thank God i was lucky enough to see them live at least 5 times .. Rip Lemmy we are missing you ...
This must be the best show of Jimmy Fallon. .. ever....
MOTORHEAD!! Built for speed..legends!! 🤘👏❤
Saw Dio, Motorhead and Maiden all three together, i cant remember the year probably around 2003 or so. Third row but that wasnt good enough, we slid our way up to the first. Greatest thing ever!
I saw iron Maiden with Dream theater in 2009 great show!
Rest In Peace lemmy !! Such a badass
Its a really cool in the Jimmy Fallon Show featuring all Metal and Rock Bands i see NIN Sevendust etc etc its really cool🎸🤘
Rip Lemmy, always was a big fan of his growing up
The way Lemme played that bass gets me every time, he was cool AF. RIP Moterhead, thanks for the music.
My dad did the same to AC/DC shake your foundation.busted into my room screaming the song .I told him dad you sound just like him lol ! He walked away silently lol ! I miss and love you dad rip!!!
R.I.P LEMMY 🕊️
Seen Head twice in the '80s. So blessed.
Vamos fazer esse vídeo chegar a 1 bilhão Motorhead forever 🤘☠️
This is awesome I wish lemmy was still around
Lemmy is now among the gods
The King is dead; long live the King
Fallon never deserved these gods on his show
Why
My hubby drumming like a maniac ♠️ Lemmy is so, so missed ♠️
Whoa!! You're the lovely wife of that beast?! Nice!
Mikkey Dee 🤘
How are the guys from The Scorpions treating your hubby?
Beating on those drums like they killed his dog then stole his car.
I can’t even begin to imagine how loud it must have been in there for this moment
Twenty bucks says Fallon had no idea who they were...
That is an easy 20 for you. Jimmy did not know the three Rock N Roll Outlaws on stage, and all fans of the Snaggletooth know it.
Saw them at Liverpool Empire 1981...my ears had a constant hum in them for days afterwards
R.I.P Lemmy
Straight Up Rock boys and girls...Stay safe everyone OCT 21 FL USA
Somehow motorhead and Lemmy's completely fucked up voice sound super cool together, can't imagine how his throat would've evolved if he took care of it, rest in power, absolute beasts ❤️
Motorhead is so much more than Ace of Spades.
Mikkey dee stated once:he said to lemmy, some rich guy called and hes willing to put a lot of $$ to hire us for 5 songs out of the states, but he wants only a couple of amps and not the whole motor racks, .and lemmy goes: Nope..if we go there and we are not going to sound like motorhead, im not interested..forget the money..R.I.P. legend..
Damn the world is not the same without you Lem
When i saw them out here in NZ around 1996 they had 2 guitarists. Worsel & Mike Campbell (I think) (Check out The Young Ones too) I talked with them after the gig and asked how they got to be in Motorhead. Mike told me he heard thru the grapevine Fast Eddie had quit n Lemmy was auditioning guitarists. He found out where & when he arrived he reckoned there 50 other guys ahead of him. In the end Lemmy couldn't decide between Worsel & Mike, so decided to take em both. One of the loudest gigs I've ever been to. Good times!