FIRST TIME LISTENING TO MOTORHEAD 🏍️ Ace of Spades, Overkill, Bomber reaction
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
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My first time listening to Motorhead including tracks Ace of Spades, Overkill and Bomber! I hope you enjoy my first Motorhead reaction in 2021 and I'll see you soon for another video with more heavy metal reactions. RIP Lemmy!
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 intro
0:37 Bomber
4:16 Overkill
9:01 Ace of Spaces
13:29 outro
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How many times can someone confuse Lemmy's bass for guitar in 15 minutes? Tune in to find out
Lemmy plays the bass like others would play guitar. For me the only correct way is Lemmy’s! 😜🤘❤️
@@erwinamesz7642 i was so surprised but more than anything impressed when i found out it was his BASS not guitar!
Lol.... It might be due to the distortion
@@kirawasareactor greetz from The Netherlands! Keep those reactions coming, I’m really enjoying all your vids!
@@erwinamesz7642 thanks Erwin!!!
"How does someone continue to drum like this, the entire time?"
Amphetamines.
The clue is in the band's name, which is slang for a meth addict.
;))))
@@kemowery Speed, not meth.
@@FFM0594 You're confusing speed, methamphetamines, with crystal meth which is a particular type of methamphetamine, i.e. speed.
@@bhaastsd Crystal meth and ice are both street names for a very strong form of meth. Crystal meth differs from other types of methamphetamine also sold and abused for recreational purposes. The differences between crystal meth and other forms of meth are the strength and appearance of the drugs. While they both refer to the same substance, crystal meth refers to the drug in a more potent, distilled form.
fun fact: Lemmy took pride in the fact that he's the only person in history to fit the word "Parallelogram" into a song
Which song was that?
@@firefox3187 "motorhead" from their first album "motorhead"
You would love many Bad Religion songs
Saw Doctors did it too in "You broke my heart."
He also fit the word "Sturmbannführer" in "Death or Glory". Not sure if he's the only person to do that but it was amazing
“Who the hell are these three Mexicans and how do they play so fast?” Scott Ian, (Anthrax) about his first thoughts when playing Motörhead's Ace of Spades for the first time.
Also Lars throw up on Lemmy
🤣the old good times...🤣
Laughed so much when I heard him say that 😂
Lemmy always referred to Motorhead as a rock n' roll band....Said during each live show : "we're motorhead, and we play rock n' roll - don't forget us"
Yeah he always said that, I got to meet him a couple of times including spending about 2 hours in his company in the very wee hours in a hotel night bar in 1991.
@@RushfanUK don't forget
I was just about to say that. Yeah Motörhead may sound like one genre or another, that's not what's important. What's important is the the influence they had on the rock music world. They're an influence on countless bands, from punk to thrash to power metal. They have a mighty legacy that will live forever.
The reason he said that was to distance Motorhead from all the LA hair bands - who the media was calling "metal" because they didn't know any better. Lemmy despised hair bands and didn't want to be associated with them.
@Scott Silvers Yep or I heard this a few times at their shows "We are Motorhead, we play Rock n' Roll and were gonna clean your clock". I for one will never forget Motorhead and all the good times seeing them live.
"That's the way I like it baby, I don't want to live forever." RIP Lemmy. Great Reaction!!!
Love him , thanks!!
Lemmy also inspired the greatest eulogy I've ever heard. Dave Grohl's eulogy at Lemmy's funeral was everything a eulogy should be.
RIP Lemmy. Check out 1916 and Going to Brazil. this band was amazing in so many ways.
Absolutly
And there also a bloody good Blues Band 😉
Punks? Love Motörhead
Metalheads? Love Motörhead
Rockers? Love Motörhead
They were unique. Honored to met them, worked for them and have their mascot beneath my skin forever.
Id also consider him one of the godfathers of grunge. most of the 90s alt rock bands loved motorhead
Just like the rickenbacker bass so beloved of lemmy which is also popular in all genres
@@marcraygun6290 just the body.He ripped out the shitty stock pickups and replaced them with decent units.
@@JungleScene Consider again.
Im all 3 lol!
Lemmies way of playing bass is like a rhythm guitar more than a bass, that’s why it is hard to pick out .
Back in the day, the funny joke was: "Which one's the guitar player?"🤣
He actually used a Marshall guitar rig for the bass..
"What is that sound???"
This is BASS!!!
AAAAAHH!!!!!
@@kirawasareactor Lemmy full meal.
Had the honor of being Lemmy's friend for more than 20 years. Once having a conversation about his music he said to me " I don't play Metal. If you listen close , you'll see my music comes directly from Elvis." Mindblown
@kaczok Indeed, they are no less than the Stray Cats with Lemmy
Lemmy said about the band that they were so dirty if they moved in next door your lawn would die😂😂😂
OMG LEMMMMYYYYYY bahahaahha
@@kirawasareactor he did say that
I am proud to say that I was part of the crowd that witnessed Motorhead at the Hammersmith Odeon on more than one occasion. My ears have never recovered!!!
You & me both, brother, they're (literally (see below)) ringing still! I saw Mo'head 23 times in total, & (honestly no joke) blame them for the partial deafness that nags my left ear & the tinnitus that plagues me in both; solution (& prolly exacerbating said issues, but is worth it): quality headphones & Mo'head at full volume; it's likely too late to mend any damage, & I'm too old to care now anyway! Live to win, Ronnie my friend. Motörheadbanger for life!
Merry Bastard Christmas!
I wore earplugs when I saw them. Took one out and all I heard was a wall of noise. They claimed to be the loudest band in the world, and I'm a believer!
As an old punk rocker, I now regret never going to see Motorhead. I will just have to make do with my gold vinyl copy of No Sleep Til Hammersmith!
I just love how she has some of the most unmetal moves ever to metal music, but you can just see her enthusiasm and joy. And that's what it's all about. Metal forever! \m/
Love it, throwing shapes to Motorhead!
@@CousinCreepy HAHAAHAHAH
I can only imagine what Kira would do to KISS! 😁🤘🏻
@Leon Russell I think we'd want Kira to react to a lot of things, but we should build up to that. I'm in for the die-hard Power Metal (everything with Rhapsody to Gloryhammer), but I'll be patient ;). But before she moves on from the 70's, KISS definately is a must.
It reminds me of the episode of Friends where Phoebe goes jogging but she runs like a freak, lol
It's loud and fast but also infectiously fun. RIP Lemmy, he was a real one!
RIP to the entire band.
I went to a Motorhead concert in germany. I lost my hearing for three days.
Everything louder than everything else, you guys get it!
Drums: Phil „Philthy Animal“ Taylor † 2015
Singing, E-Bass
: Ian „Lemmy“ Kilmister † 2015
E-Guitar
: „Fast“ Eddie Clarke † 2018
Rock in Peace - together again!
In the late-70s and early-80s, there were only two bands that punks and metalheads could agree on, and those were Iron Maiden and Motörhead.
Iron Maiden eventually went in a different direction (but you can hear their punk roots on their eponymous first album), but Motörhead just kept doing this forever because this is what Lemmy liked to play.
Would throw early Plasmatics into that mix....
@@WHORTH-TheUglyDucklingOfFORTH
Wendy was both a butcher baby and a metal priestess, while Ritchie was a metal soloist trapped inside a punk guitarist.
@@WHORTH-TheUglyDucklingOfFORTH Wendy and Lemmy actually had a very close relationship/ friendship. Lemmy once said, "Wendy would come over and jump me, and believe me, when Wendy jumped you, you stayed jumped."
I still can't get over the fact that Lemmy, Philthy Animal & Fast Eddie are gone... 😭
Becoming a Metal Chick. Right on. I love all types of music but I'll always be a metalhead.
Best bandwagon i've ever jumped on
Your Daft Punk shirt made me go through the 5 stages of grief all over again for like 30 seconds lol
They had disbanded the day that I was filming :(
Lemmy always announced at the start of their gigs: "We are Motörhead and we play rock'n roll!" edit: ruclips.net/video/hlITGY9M8AU/видео.html
The problem with categorizations is that what we consider "metal" these days is very different from what was considered (heavy) metal at the time. For example, the AC/DC album "Back In Black" was considered a (heavy) metal album when it came out in 1980, but today it's pretty much classic hard rock.
The term "heavy metal" is different from the modern usage of metal. Heavy metal is most often used when talking about the classic era, roughly from the end of the 60's up to late 80's.
"Heavy Metal" was called such based on the heavy metal of a motorcycle engine. It was popular among people living an alternative lifestyle that included freedom as represent by motorcycles. It was also representative of motorcycle gangs of the time so it was associated with crime as well.
The way she moves when she's enjoying its like every tuff headbanger felt inside
Gonna be honest i went true covid and got really depressed. This reaction made me extremely happy i cant even explained it.
That sucks! I hope this isn't presumptuous of me, but have you heard of BAND-MAID? Their music always makes me feel better when I'm down, and if you're here you like good rock and roll, right? Check out any of their live performances, but Freedom from Feb 14, 2020 always makes me so happy.
@@iDEATH oh no, thanks. Ofc i know them. Not my first pick but very fun band.
@@tomekgulash Whenever I am down, my favorite band picks me up...
The Warning: Three teenage girls from Mexico, sisters. Their 2nd album, Queen of the Murder Scene, is a concept album/rock novel, which is best listened to in album order because it tells a linear story, and live because of the energy of their performance with an audience. The following links are from their 2019 concert at Foro Didi, which I consider their finest performance. Through technical difficulties, they push on giving professionals a lesson to aspire to. One particular technical issue caused a version of the second track I find more immersive than it ever was before. A failure with an acoustic guitar grants the song a whole other dimension I feel contains depth already there but certainly stronger.
Anyway, here's links for your viewing and listening pleasure, and please do watch as well as listen...
Foro Didi concert...
The Warning-
Queen of the Murder Scene:
Prologue:
The Warning Track 1: Dust to Dust at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/23U8jqI6vLE/видео.html
Chapter 1
The Warning Track 2 Crimson Queen at Foro Didi (featuring a technical issue)
ruclips.net/video/lIFz9iAZL64/видео.html
The Warning Track 3 Ugh at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/HDCcPTZXqlY/видео.html
The Warning Track 4 The One at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/I0--mj59PIE/видео.html
Chapter 2
The Warning Track 5 Stalker at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/f1Meitj3rGQ/видео.html
The Warning Track 6 Red Hands Never Fade at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/PD0VDbDxbmA/видео.html
The Warning Track 7 The Sacrifice at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/x268iVM-uWg/видео.html
Chapter 3
The Warning Track 8 Sinister Smiles at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/NzQ_oxv5iVo/видео.html
The Warning Track 9 Dull Knives (Cut Better) at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/fDYNNl9j1Xo/видео.html
The Warning Track 10 Queen of the Murder Scene at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/KBIx0NvT1gw/видео.html
Chapter 4
The Warning Track 11 P.S.Y.C.H.O.T.I.C. at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/Tyv5kvzu5WE/видео.html
The Warning Track 12 Hunter at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/t3OhlkzJ0k4/видео.html
The Warning Track 13 The End at Foro Didi
ruclips.net/video/IeEFdpIP5UA/видео.html
Saw Motorhead live 6 times and they are hard, fast, wall shaking Rock'n'Roll, Awesome, loved by metal and punk fans,
My first time was the Another Perfect Tour, with Robbo, which was hilarious and awesome at the same time! They - especially Lem - have taken some of my hearing. It was worth it.
motorhead had the rare quality of melody, in each song......
Lemmy plays bass like a monster
it doesn't sound like anyone else's bass
when you do the punk bands absolutely listen to the Sex Pistols
And thd misfits
So many good punk bands to react to. My recommendation is that you react to NOFX and Bad Religion.
Lemmy taught Sid Vicious of the Sex Pistols how to play bass.
Often Sid was so wasted on stage, that they unplugged his guitar & Lemmy would actually be playing behind a curtain!
Motorhead and AC/DC the 2 bands you could always count on to be exactly what you thought they'd sound like with each release they never strayed very far from their lane.
Motorhead and we play fucking rock n roll 🤘😉
Vernon you're the best
@@kirawasareactor thank you kira, enjoy darling 🤘😘
R.I.P.
Lemmy
"Fast" Eddie Clarke
"Philthy Animal" Taylor
And thus she is slowly turning into a metalhead
Slowly???
”What’s that sound?...”
Answer: that’s the sound of non-digital drums. Priceless.
Me and my brother played Ace of spades full volume at our dad's funeral wake in November, I'm sure he heard it ,miss you dad x
They used to end all their gigs with overkill and those false endings were always insane i withnessed it myself 🙃
This is literally the best Motorhead reaction ever. You made my day
"How do you play drums like this?" With SPEED.
Phil Taylor was a really amazing drummer back in the day.
You should do Brotherhood of Man, and Orgasmatron! Motorhead forever! Or do Hawkwind - Silvermachine (first band of Lemmy).
omg Orgasmatron hahaahah i love that name
@@kirawasareactor the songs is like a train on speed. And brotherhood of man is the ultimate motorcycle song, ever
fuck yea these did to be done
@@erwinamesz7642 Speedfreak, I love that track
@@kirawasareactor Lemmy actually sings on Silver Machine, totally different before he wrecked his voice with drugs.
Motorhead is a must listen of the metal genre. If you want to hear more like Motorhead, Tank is really good as well and I would love to see more people react to them.
FNA TANK!
Motörhead is the band that had always united punks and metalheads :)
fun fact about Lemmy: he used to be in Jimi Hendrix's crew in the 60s
About the bass, you probably thought it was a guitar (the first riff in overkill, for example, is the bass)...
About the drums, all songs you listened was Phil "Animal" Taylor.. one of the best!
The coolest band on earth
Lemmy is actually the best thing ever
@@freddyfleal omg he is an ANIMAL!!!
@@kirawasareactor who would win a wrestling match between Lemmy and god? Trick question, Lemmy is god! (Dialogue from airheads, a fun movie with metalheads as the protagonists)
It is a delight to watch your reaction. Your enthusiasm is infectious!
YES! Love these guys! Talk about high energy! Keep Rocking!!! 🤘🏻✌🏻
So i guess you're not afraid of the band's name anymore :) Their earliest albums were very important to the development of heavy metal in the 80s. And yeah they have a lot of short songs but those pack a punch!
Also for other bands with a bassist singer, you should check out
Thin Lizzy (Irish hard rock band): jailbreak - emerauld - bad reputation - dancing in the moonlight - waiting for an alibi - roisin dubh
Budgie (very underrated Welsh band, sounds a lot like Black Sabbath!): guts - rocking man - breadfan - baby please don't go - in for the kill - crash course in brain surgery
and also Rush! (i can't really recommend songs though bc i don't listen to them much)
I've filmed a Rush video, so look out for that!
And noooo I am not afraid of MOTORHEAD anymore. But still scared of every black metal band ever lol.
yea they're important for the NWOBHM right? I'm trying my best to learn haha
yes Thin Lizzy is on my radar!
Budgie cover of baby please dont go is best one i ever heard (and there was like hundreds of them).
@@kirawasareactor That's great, Rush are a favorite of many people!
Yeah Motorhead was important to the NWOBHM movement, though they were a bit early. Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Angel Witch and Saxon were probably the most important bands from that genre.
And yay really looking forward to a Thin Lizzy reaction!
@@tomekgulash ikr their version is so good! really like how you can truly hear the bass throughout the whole song
@@tomekgulash ted nugents version is brilliant.
I just started watching these youtube reactions a little while ago since they started coming up on my page. Being a songwriter, musician and vocalist myself I was only looking for music related projects. Your reactions just started popping up on my page a few days ago so I watched some of them. You're to cool. You're having so much fun that it's like watching a party. I was waiting to see some balloons. You do a great job.
Back in the late 70's Motorhead was the one metal bands that punks embraced with open arms.
Jumping about on your feet like that is the only correct way to react to metal. I wish more reactors were as fast learners as you. You've got a new sub!
RIP Lemmy.. your enthusiasm is awesome Kira thank you for sharing... Take care.
ooomg what kira i think im obsessed with that first song i love the energy lol
This is the first video I've seen from you and your already my favorite because you were jumping around your room while jamming to motorhead😂 instant sub lol please do more motorhead
Excellent reaction to some great classics 👍🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
R.I.P. lemmy, fast eddie and philthy animal taylor.
Hi Kira, Great. Video, reaction to it and I love the your analysis on it. Can't wait to become a part of your patreon in a couple of days. I was a little surprised that you liked Motorhead as much as you did and I could see that you definitely did!!!!
your reaction echoes my own reaction when I first heard motörhead. THEE DRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUMMMMSS!!!
Not me avoiding your original metal reaction video after months of it being in my recommendations lol rip but I finally got around to it and I’ve been binging your videos today! Super fun reactions, high quality content, subbed ofc.
"We are Motorhead, We're from England, We play Rock and Roll!" they had the best intro of any band I've ever seen live
And at his last show he said “We are Motorhead and we played rock n roll” always brings tears to my eyes
One of the greatest bands of all time. I love your reactions. It’s easy to tell how much you really appreciate music and I love that.
We are Motörhead and we play Rock’n’Roll. Once you’re into Motörhead, nothing else compares. Lemmy plays bass like no one else. The bass is a constant driving force through all of their tracks. So glad you enjoyed it. Take care.
'What's that sound?' Actually a combination of bass slap and ... the spoons! Yep! It's true! 😃
Well now that you've heard Motörhead, I think it's time to do some Saxon, Iron Maiden, and Mercyful Fate
Oooohhhh, Mercyful Fate, YASSSS!!!
Man your taste is dead-on. All those bands Metallica grew up on were the best.
Lemmy always said "we are motorhead, we play rock n roll" 😊👌🏻
You make me smile,thank you
Love watching you react to most of my favorite music of all time. 😬🥰 (and that Phil Taylor was amazing)
Wonderful reaction and yeah, Motörhead really are one of my all time favorites, it was part of the essential classics to get into way back when I was a little teenage metalhead, but even though my tastes these days are far broader, Motörhead much like Black Sabbath, will always be a band I'll be listening to. I didn't think I was more than a casual fan but when Lemmy died it really hit me hard, especially because I had had plenty opportunity to seen them live but never found myself the time and money. I mean, I was pretty sure Lemmy was immortal. His legacy is though.
So good to see you enjoying real music . Motorhead will never die
Motorhead has been a favorite of mine since the early 80's. Just can't get enough of them.
Im a runner and have been running to Motorhead for over 25 years now, so what other 55 yr old
runs to Motorhead?!! I do and love it!!!
Love your reaction !
Lemmy did bass exactly the opposite way than your supposed to, ie, lowered the bass and treble, and raised the mids, played chords instead of arpegios etc. very unique individual, he did everything his way, and damn the torpedos
Gotta get a Motorhead Warpig T shirt now! lol x
Kira, you hit the nail right on the head. Back in the day we considered Motorhead metal but looking back it's more a hybrid of punk, rockabilly, southern rock sped up in a progressive hard rock style lol. It's honestly much much more than metal it's pure genius.
For the other side of the band, you might wanna check out I Don't Believe a Word and Killed By Death.
Ace of Spades has to be Motörhead's most iconic song. Love them. I'm glad you gave them a listen and enjoyed them.
As Lemmy used to say: "Rock and Roll is the only religion, It'll never let you down"
Nice to see the young team love the classics
You are quickly becoming one of my favorite reactors. Your energy and enthusiasm are a real treat to see. It was particularly gratifying watching you discover Motorhead, a band that doesn't fit into any category, but is its own category by itself. You got it right away: instead of shying away from the velocity and noise, you jumped up and danced. Is it Metal? Is it Punk? Is it something else? Yes it is - it's Motorhead, and that's all you ever have to say.
There's a reason you're confused by the bass on Motorhead songs. Most bassists will either follow the melody, play a counter-melody, or just play the root notes of the chords, but always an octave lower than the guitar. Not Lemmy. He's actually strumming the full chords, in the same octave as the guitar. The "what the hell is that?" sound is Lemmy's bass part. It's exactly like having two guitars playing the same part, except one of the guitars sounds like a Rickenbacker bass - because it is. There may not be as much low-frequency sound as you'd expect, but the sound in the frequencies where they do play is just crushingly intense.
As for the drums . . . there is no reasonable explanation for Philthy Animal Taylor.
Motorhead were the complete road-dogs: they toured constantly. I personally saw them open for Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest (on two different tours), Ozzy Osbourne, Guns N' Roses, Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer. They never once failed to deliver onstage, and the headliners had to work their asses off to come up to Motorhead's level..
Somebody who didn't lose their job when the 'Rona hit, please send this young lady a Motorhead T-shirt. She needs that iconic image to further her Metal identity. (Sorry, you can't have mine; I've had it since 1981, and it's still a cornerstone of MY Metal identity.)
Nice propic of Blue Öyster Cult
I saw Motorhead live on virtually every UK tour from 1989 till Lemmy passed and when they started the show Lemmy would always say "We are Motorhead and we play Rock 'n' Roll" so is it Metal? No it's Rock n Roll.
Nice video. I wish I could hear Motorhead for the first time again.
One line that sums up this entire video perfectly:
Rock'n'Roll ain't worth the name if it don't make you strut
Definitely hope you check out Iron Maiden soon, especially their newer albums like "a matter of life and death" or "the final frontier". Definitely their most underapreciated albums (and their best imo)
I definitely do check out Iron Maiden soon!
@@kirawasareactor The Talisman live is a must listen!
It's always better to go chronologically as you can with bands. The early albums are usually the most pungent, and establish everything a band is to become.
Love watching your unrestrained reactions
Love Lemmy's voice. I think Iron Horse/Born To Lose might be my favorite Motorhead. I find it inspiring and sad at the same time.
No Sleep Til Hammersmith version for sure
They're motorhead and they play rock and roll🤘😎
this band is timeless and will always be brilliant. everybody loves them, punks metalheads rockers, anybody, really.
glad you like them.
Another reaction of yours I really enjoyed, seen all your metal ones from the start and was looking forward to this! And like everyone else, when watching it shouting "that's the heavy/distorted bass!" when you said "I can't hear the bass" and "what's that sound?". Lemmy was unique.
As for that fast drumming on Overkill, drummer Phil Taylor said he got fed up seeing bands with double bass/kick drums and not using them, so he got a set up like that in the studio to try it out, see if he could do it. He was practicing when Lemmy and Eddie Clarke arrived, they heard it outside and said whatever you're doing, keep doing it! Overkill came out of that. Legendary, for all the fast metal bands it kicked off (pun intended!). Mike P
It is great to see a young punk rocker appreciate some of the fathers of heavy metal ,
in which probably some of your punk bands may have been inspired from Motorhead &
other famous bands!
Great review ,dig deeper in the archives ,it gets insane in the rocking world from generation
to generation!...Love your content!...✨....👍
She came to church and the road crew showed her to her seat the band tuned up and lemmy we praised
Motorhead is music sensation....and your sweet reaction!
I'm 38 and have listened to rock music since 13. Only last yeat I met Lemmy's music, and there is no going back now ♠️
Vintage Motorhead, Fast furious and full of Thunder .. amazing live RIP Lemmy he gave us lots of head banging tunes
Nice to see you again Kira!
Hey Kira....I love the way you respond to the music and have intelligent observations regarding structure and instrumentation. Your enthusiasm and open mindedness is truly infectious! Perhaps try Queensryche - 'I don't believe in Love' and 'Jet City Woman'!
"Google says everything is heavy metal"
You got mu suscription right there xD
(Btw you have some awesome listening skills: those where spoons, the thing you heard along the drums)
This is oldschool motorhead. Late 70s, early 80s.. but ANY and all Motorhead eras are amazing.. over their entire 40 year history. Other great songs are "I am the Sword", "I Ain't no nice guy", "1916", "Doctor Rock", "Angel City", "Smilin Like a Killer", "Orgazmatron", and "March or Die".. also their covers of the Stones "Sympathy for the Devil" and Bowie's "Heroes" are incredible.
No voices in the sky is among the finest
it is fun to listen with you songs I know more than 20 years, but have absolutily other feeling listening it alone
i do bring another level of energy i believe...
@@kirawasareactor you are open and fair. Keep going!
Best live band ever. Had the pleasure every year they came around. 😎
Too funny your Reaction to „bomber“, the same as mine every time i listen to it
There is nothing more satisfying than seeing a new Motorhead fan being born 😊
Overkill was my first Motorhead album back in my apprenticeship days early 80s ,bought it just on the cover design from Revolver Records great memories.
The best versions of all of these songs are on the No Sleep til Hammersmith live record.
Live Bomber is insane!
I think the sound you were hearing in the drums was Phil opening and closing the Hi-Hat cymbals during Ace of Spades.
Motörhead is mostly known for their fast-pace bangers, but Lemmy wrote a sh*t ton of great songs, a lot of medium paced songs and even some ballads. There is not a single Motörhead album you can call bad. He was a mistermind. As much as I love their fast paced stuff, sometimes I feel like Lemmy doesn't get enough recognition as a song writer, beacuse the fast stuff is all people are aware of. Anyways, great reaction! No wonder you had to dance! "On your feet you feel the beat, it goes straight to your spine
/ Shake your head you must be dead if it don't make you fly"
One of the greatest lyricists in all of Rock 'n' Roll. Really.
Freeze-frame facial expression @ 0:14 then again @ 11:10 - that's what the 'I've just listened to Motorhead' experience does. These tracks are four decades old but still manage to blow-away so much that's happened between then 'n now - especially now.
I can feel the wibe on "time to punch"
After an Motörhead concert (and a bottle of Jack Daniels) we listen to Motörhead all the way home on full blast mode on the Overkill stereo I had at the time, when rocking along to bomber I punched a big star in the windscreen...
It was worth it. 🤘
Loudest show i ever saw in a club in NYC was The Ramones opening for Motorhead,! Intense! Early 90!
Lemmy played his bass like it was guitar. Previous to Motorhead he was in the band Hawkwind. While in Hawkwind he wrote a song called Motorhead.
We ALL remember the first time we heard Ace of Spades. Magical.