Phil is the man. He made it ok for me to be myself on guitar. I saw Motörhead 6 times and two out of the six I got a pick and he gave me his beer.
@fab33683 күн бұрын
Why someone so British and deep in his thoughts (despite his appearance) liked to live in the US remains a mistery to me...
@williamweiss36203 күн бұрын
Can't believe they haven't burned down the rock and roll hall of fame yet.
@tomace1944 күн бұрын
What was the punch line in the first joke. I cant understand what he said.
@NonstickMilk4 күн бұрын
I will give you the strangest connection to Jane’s Addiction and how I fell in love with them. At the height of the pandemic, our little town was on lockdown. This was especially tough since we are in the middle of the Mojave Desert. We were as isolated as people can get. A bunch of us who had been a part of the Community Theater for years decided to put on two plays for the town. Come at your own risk. Even though the Community Theater had zero budget, we all chipped in and made it happen. We rehearsed and put on two different plays over the course of three months at no cost to the community. Every night was standing room only and there was never a Covid outbreak. Even the mayor showed up for a few shows. How did Jane’s Addiction fit in? With each play there is a lot of downtime while other actors are on stage. While we were off stage there was an old broken down RV out back for actors and makeup personnel can relax. The only music was a CD player left inside with a Jane’s Addiction mix CD stuck inside it. The CD couldn’t be ejected. We listen to that CD a hundred times until I memorized the lyrics to every song on the CD. Now those songs take me back to the Summer during the pandemic when six of us actors, a director, and a makeup crew entertained the town for a couple of months
@adamacote4 күн бұрын
Two legends
@MikeGray-fv4eg4 күн бұрын
❤❤❤ I love you Uncle Lemmy you are my Hero, I am missing you so much, I am working every day and I am behaving for you.
@tomace1944 күн бұрын
The ramones were the shit too. And lemmy would concur
@danielholsworth78044 күн бұрын
No one beats Ted Nugent :)
@RandyRockSolid4 күн бұрын
Allright go away, spoken so wonderfully, long live lemme
@ericlewis94724 күн бұрын
Water isn’t good for you anyway fish fuck in it!! Lol😂
@vudunof5 күн бұрын
Lemmy, Geezer & Entwistle are the only bass players I recognize🤘
@user-nl3cy6kk7l5 күн бұрын
I hate Dave grohl
@eastbay_bay6 күн бұрын
This interview was awkward.
@kenmandelin78126 күн бұрын
There is one match to lemmy here in the sense I don’t really give a shit… and that was marky ramone. Also that Ozzy was impressed is something to.
@pho3nix-6 күн бұрын
I wonder if Lemmy had tinnitus? something tells me he did not believe in hearing protection
@conchubharbeats6 күн бұрын
Lemmy is just a legend, I'm gutted he isn't with us today, in interviews he talked nothing but sense with heart, he was rough round the edges and lived to the fullest in many moments in his life and survived to recite the tales. He was the guy we all wished we was (hendrix's roady) , none of it gave him an ego like the many lesser out there, somehow made him more genuine and likable ❤ and that to all of us on the right side humanity just makes sense. There's no set way to be, cause the world was only big enough for one of him. You'll be missed, dear friend to the world, and I genuinely believe he was.
@keltecshooter6 күн бұрын
Who would win in a fight , Lemmy or God ?
@Moleskineman6 күн бұрын
y'know
@bryanfrombuffalo76856 күн бұрын
Idolize a dude who was a tweaker dyin in a dumpy ratbox...never took care of his son..
@siddcandy6 күн бұрын
Matt Dillon rocked in so many movies. Something about Mary and Singles come into mind first, but obviously so many other flicks he starred in, even more serious ones, were just as amazing. Or even more so.
@protestthisyouloser10936 күн бұрын
It wasn’t Nirvana…. It was Jane’s Addiction that was trailblazing against the shit hair metal trans looking band members . They were soooo different during 86-90
@leroylindblom25137 күн бұрын
Guys classic😂
@al112v47 күн бұрын
This is from 2007-08, he looked so young there.
@brgreg87258 күн бұрын
When you look at the shift in films from adult to teens: Matt Dillon was the catalyst. Over the Edge, My Bodyguard, Little Darlings, the SE Hinton adaptions, all those started before the John Hughes movies, beat pack etc. In the doc “Brats” they say Timothy Hutton, but Over the Edge was a year before.
@patrickmcmanus53738 күн бұрын
A collection of light weights. 😂
@elvislives-gl4rv8 күн бұрын
But this one goes to eleven..
@patrickmcmanus53738 күн бұрын
That speed fuelled toxic masculinity in leather pants that somehow works. Bless you LK
@mcginleypn73888 күн бұрын
RIP LEMMY PHIL & EDDIE
@gerardscott58159 күн бұрын
I remember a teacher shaming me infront of a whole class because i didnt turn up one day for a charity gig to play the kettle drums....the fucking kettle drums. Who even cares about them? Well....i think my first experience of real shame was the experience that teacher put me through infront of my classmates. If i seen now I'd fuckin smash him one. Dont let teachers speak down to your kids folks.
@user-qe1qt7pk8m9 күн бұрын
Running himself into an early grave...
@darrenfarrell-bn2cb9 күн бұрын
Damaged mine in The army I regret it now hearing is Gone by half. I’m 54
@13ghosts509 күн бұрын
I’m 54, constant ringing in the ears, only gets worse with age. Mine was from falling asleep with headphones on listening to my favorite music at the time, shooting guns, shooting fireworks at each other.
@darrenfarrell-bn2cb9 күн бұрын
@@13ghosts50 Drums are deadly for hearing without protection .
@davidmerola70709 күн бұрын
Hawkwind no words can even.. grasp .. only the god let's us one know of them .
@davidmerola70709 күн бұрын
Hawkwind are the gods.if you understand why its in the souls ov me .and any one yhat can understand why they ate ..god is with them
@user-xo3wb7yu9e9 күн бұрын
Lemmy was also a very talented Player with all this 50s and 60s stuff
@garymills22459 күн бұрын
I remember playing pinball with Lemmy at the Caster holiday village back in the 80’s
@Kaisan-vc8fw9 күн бұрын
Much missed ....
@vmvlev9 күн бұрын
how can this be the loudest band on earth when the AMPs only go to Vol. 6 ? .
@lewisb8510 күн бұрын
So that's what heidi may looks and sounds like, I've only ever heard the impressions henry does during his live shows.
@jesuscampos813610 күн бұрын
He also fired people in Motorhead for the same behavior but he couldn't smell his own tail 😂
@Semprini53711 күн бұрын
Imagine listen to MOTÖRHEAD...not loud. It's a sacrilege
@fergusmaher749011 күн бұрын
Lemmy. Legend.
@mh4zd12 күн бұрын
I can't hear Rollins pontificate without seeing the Portlandia Punk House sketch roll through my mind. He really is all that.
@billgates-qi9st12 күн бұрын
Music?
@billgates-qi9st12 күн бұрын
Nik Turner showing how bloody useless as a musician he was. I did that garbage in my bedroom as a teenager. Nothing experimental whatsoever, just loud noise. Yes i loved it but they were just blokes down the pub. Why glamourise them.
@laffta672712 күн бұрын
who needs earplugs when one has a full stack blasting-heheheheheheh
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My respect for Keanu Reeves has multiplied 🫡
Fish fk in it lmao 🤣
Sebastian Bach is a liar.
Phil is the man. He made it ok for me to be myself on guitar. I saw Motörhead 6 times and two out of the six I got a pick and he gave me his beer.
Why someone so British and deep in his thoughts (despite his appearance) liked to live in the US remains a mistery to me...
Can't believe they haven't burned down the rock and roll hall of fame yet.
What was the punch line in the first joke. I cant understand what he said.
I will give you the strangest connection to Jane’s Addiction and how I fell in love with them. At the height of the pandemic, our little town was on lockdown. This was especially tough since we are in the middle of the Mojave Desert. We were as isolated as people can get. A bunch of us who had been a part of the Community Theater for years decided to put on two plays for the town. Come at your own risk. Even though the Community Theater had zero budget, we all chipped in and made it happen. We rehearsed and put on two different plays over the course of three months at no cost to the community. Every night was standing room only and there was never a Covid outbreak. Even the mayor showed up for a few shows. How did Jane’s Addiction fit in? With each play there is a lot of downtime while other actors are on stage. While we were off stage there was an old broken down RV out back for actors and makeup personnel can relax. The only music was a CD player left inside with a Jane’s Addiction mix CD stuck inside it. The CD couldn’t be ejected. We listen to that CD a hundred times until I memorized the lyrics to every song on the CD. Now those songs take me back to the Summer during the pandemic when six of us actors, a director, and a makeup crew entertained the town for a couple of months
Two legends
❤❤❤ I love you Uncle Lemmy you are my Hero, I am missing you so much, I am working every day and I am behaving for you.
The ramones were the shit too. And lemmy would concur
No one beats Ted Nugent :)
Allright go away, spoken so wonderfully, long live lemme
Water isn’t good for you anyway fish fuck in it!! Lol😂
Lemmy, Geezer & Entwistle are the only bass players I recognize🤘
I hate Dave grohl
This interview was awkward.
There is one match to lemmy here in the sense I don’t really give a shit… and that was marky ramone. Also that Ozzy was impressed is something to.
I wonder if Lemmy had tinnitus? something tells me he did not believe in hearing protection
Lemmy is just a legend, I'm gutted he isn't with us today, in interviews he talked nothing but sense with heart, he was rough round the edges and lived to the fullest in many moments in his life and survived to recite the tales. He was the guy we all wished we was (hendrix's roady) , none of it gave him an ego like the many lesser out there, somehow made him more genuine and likable ❤ and that to all of us on the right side humanity just makes sense. There's no set way to be, cause the world was only big enough for one of him. You'll be missed, dear friend to the world, and I genuinely believe he was.
Who would win in a fight , Lemmy or God ?
y'know
Idolize a dude who was a tweaker dyin in a dumpy ratbox...never took care of his son..
Matt Dillon rocked in so many movies. Something about Mary and Singles come into mind first, but obviously so many other flicks he starred in, even more serious ones, were just as amazing. Or even more so.
It wasn’t Nirvana…. It was Jane’s Addiction that was trailblazing against the shit hair metal trans looking band members . They were soooo different during 86-90
Guys classic😂
This is from 2007-08, he looked so young there.
When you look at the shift in films from adult to teens: Matt Dillon was the catalyst. Over the Edge, My Bodyguard, Little Darlings, the SE Hinton adaptions, all those started before the John Hughes movies, beat pack etc. In the doc “Brats” they say Timothy Hutton, but Over the Edge was a year before.
A collection of light weights. 😂
But this one goes to eleven..
That speed fuelled toxic masculinity in leather pants that somehow works. Bless you LK
RIP LEMMY PHIL & EDDIE
I remember a teacher shaming me infront of a whole class because i didnt turn up one day for a charity gig to play the kettle drums....the fucking kettle drums. Who even cares about them? Well....i think my first experience of real shame was the experience that teacher put me through infront of my classmates. If i seen now I'd fuckin smash him one. Dont let teachers speak down to your kids folks.
Running himself into an early grave...
Damaged mine in The army I regret it now hearing is Gone by half. I’m 54
I’m 54, constant ringing in the ears, only gets worse with age. Mine was from falling asleep with headphones on listening to my favorite music at the time, shooting guns, shooting fireworks at each other.
@@13ghosts50 Drums are deadly for hearing without protection .
Hawkwind no words can even.. grasp .. only the god let's us one know of them .
Hawkwind are the gods.if you understand why its in the souls ov me .and any one yhat can understand why they ate ..god is with them
Lemmy was also a very talented Player with all this 50s and 60s stuff
I remember playing pinball with Lemmy at the Caster holiday village back in the 80’s
Much missed ....
how can this be the loudest band on earth when the AMPs only go to Vol. 6 ? .
So that's what heidi may looks and sounds like, I've only ever heard the impressions henry does during his live shows.
He also fired people in Motorhead for the same behavior but he couldn't smell his own tail 😂
Imagine listen to MOTÖRHEAD...not loud. It's a sacrilege
Lemmy. Legend.
I can't hear Rollins pontificate without seeing the Portlandia Punk House sketch roll through my mind. He really is all that.
Music?
Nik Turner showing how bloody useless as a musician he was. I did that garbage in my bedroom as a teenager. Nothing experimental whatsoever, just loud noise. Yes i loved it but they were just blokes down the pub. Why glamourise them.
who needs earplugs when one has a full stack blasting-heheheheheheh
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