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 billtheglazier  twickenham 29 Dec 15 1.20pm |
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I had the privilege of playing The Sweden Rock festival with my band Killing Floor a few years ago and after we finished our set we went and had a meal on the site which was away from the stages.However we could hear faintly in the distance bands doing their sets.Then all of a sudden the ground started shaking,which I thought to be an earthquake.I said what the f..k is that? to which I was informed that it was Motorhead starting their set.
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| wombat84 29 Dec 15 1.24pm |
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Another one of my heroes gone.
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| Alexi_the_Eagle Newton-le-Willows 29 Dec 15 1.49pm |
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Absolutely gutted that's he's gone. He had more talent in his little finger than the whole X Factor/Voice generation combined. RIP Lemmy.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 29 Dec 15 3.02pm |
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Lemmy, proving that live fast, die young is only for pussies who can't handle the pace. 70 years old and he's probably lived more in those years than most of us could even dream of. I suspect the only thing I've done more of than Lemmy is sleep.
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| billtheglazier twickenham 29 Dec 15 3.13pm |
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Quote jamiemartin721 at 29 Dec 2015 3.02pm
Lemmy, proving that live fast, die young is only for pussies who can't handle the pace. 70 years old and he's probably lived more in those years than most of us could even dream of. I suspect the only thing I've done more of than Lemmy is sleep. He was also a little partial,-I understand!- to the 'Herb superb'....
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| Leicestershireeagle South Leicestershire 29 Dec 15 3.36pm |
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The fact that seasoned rockers call themselves tame compared to Lemmy kinda said it all. Talk about excessive lifestyle, but what a lifestyle. Booze, fags, girls, drugs and music; I can't believe he made it this far (same as Ozzy and Richards, to be fair). It's not like he mellowed either. Great loss. RIP Lemmy!
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| Superfly The sun always shines in Catford 29 Dec 15 4.16pm |
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I'd recommend the recentish documentary 'Lemmy' - saw it about a year ago. I imagine it'll be rescreened as a tribute. To be fair, parts of it portrayed him as a somewhat pitiful man in his later years (I don't think it was the films intentions, maybe more my interpretation) but his warmth and vunerability were obvious. Lots of great stories too (you couldn't take lsd for two days in a row coz it didn't work on the second day - but we discovered, if you doubled the dose, it did!). He was fanatical about Little Richard. Very fascinating though. RIP Lemmy.
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| punksnotdead croydon 29 Dec 15 7.00pm |
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Music will be a lot quieter now without Motorhead, saw them in the 80's at Worthing assembly hall ,loudest gig I've ever been to , brilliant!!
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mr. apollo  Somewhere in Switzerland 29 Dec 15 9.09pm |
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Actually did a light show for him back in the seventies, will be checking through staffies archives for some bootlegs to post in the coming days on the MP3 thread.
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| Inapickle South West 29 Dec 15 11.44pm |
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He had a good and very entertaining laugh.
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| MochMon Croydon 30 Dec 15 6.25pm |
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Quote Superfly at 29 Dec 2015 4.16pm
I'd recommend the recentish documentary 'Lemmy' - saw it about a year ago. I imagine it'll be rescreened as a tribute. To be fair, parts of it portrayed him as a somewhat pitiful man in his later years (I don't think it was the films intentions, maybe more my interpretation) but his warmth and vunerability were obvious. Lots of great stories too (you couldn't take lsd for two days in a row coz it didn't work on the second day - but we discovered, if you doubled the dose, it did!). He was fanatical about Little Richard. Very fascinating though. RIP Lemmy. RIP Lemmy. I have heard some cracking stories/tales of when he was living in Mon as a youngster. Here is the excellent documentary about Lemmy.
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-TUX-  Alphabettispaghetti 30 Dec 15 6.57pm |
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Quote billtheglazier at 29 Dec 2015 1.20pm
I had the privilege of playing The Sweden Rock festival with my band Killing Floor a few years ago and after we finished our set we went and had a meal on the site which was away from the stages.However we could hear faintly in the distance bands doing their sets.Then all of a sudden the ground started shaking,which I thought to be an earthquake.I said what the f..k is that? to which I was informed that it was Motorhead starting their set.
Lemmy the legend.
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