Overkill and The Game, a song that Lemmy wrote for Triple H's entrance song in WWE, are two more great Motorhead songs. You guys have got to check out live performance videos of these guys. 👍🤘✌️

I second Overkill, it was my second single bought back when it came out. Pre-dates ‘Ace of Spades’ and is even better in my opinion!

If you want to hear a more mellow side of Lemmy, try "God Was Never On Your Side" which was prominently featured on the Supernatural tv show. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7Bld7qG2pOxnHk.html

Orgasmatron, by Motorhead or even better, Sepultura cover of it

Overkill, followed by Metallica’s cover of Overkill.

“Is it too loud for ya? Don’t worry, it’s gonna get louder.”

@@michaelr4063 "If it's too loud, you're too old."

The first time I saw them in '96 the line was: "We are Motörhead and we're gonna kick your ass." And they did, starting off with Iron Fist...

@@maccrazy7335 That is so cool man. I FINALLY got to see them thank God in 2008, before Lemmy became ill. Metal Masters tour, outdoors, Jones Beach NY. They opened for the freshly re-united ‘Heaven and Hell’ with a still healthy Dio, and Judas Priest still with Kk and Glen. Don’t remember how, but I scored 9th row seats, right side of the stage, in front of Lemmy AND Iommi..!!! I’d seen Priest (love em) seen Sabbath (same), but Sabbath with DIO, Motörhead!?!? This was bucket list shit, God just let me see the show,,THEN kill me, I’ll die happy. Back to what you said; Lemmy struts onstage, long, tall, ugly and confident as shit. Quick to the mic “We are MOTOR HEAD! And we play Rock and Roll...” Explodes BAM! Into ‘Dr. Rock’. Fast hard and loud. Few songs in, “Philthy” Phil, real calm and cool.., “Is is too loud for ya down in front here? Good, ‘cause it’s gonna keep gettin’ louder.” End of show; now the place is going nuts.., Lemmy, this time he shouts it out real LOUD and angry.., “We.., are Motörhead! And we play fuckin’ Rock ‘n’ Roll!!!” EXPLODES into Overkill. The song never really ‘ended’..., it was all just so much noise. When Lemmy had enough..., he walked to his massive bass amp rig stacked up behind him. Like a sadist he turns up the level knobs on all the amps, turns up the levels on his customized monster Ricky bass, unstraps tge guitar and leans it up against the amp. The feedback squeal was deafening and obnoxious. You look around realizing that you can’t even hear the crowd still roaring, due to the insane volume level of Lemmy’s bass amp cooking, screaming for it’s life. No blowing kisses to the audience, the band just walked off. I turned my head and missed it. The amp squeals and screams for another minute or so till a roadie finally comes out on stage, cuts the power to the tortured amplifier and retrieve’s Lemmy’s bass. Now the crowd’s sorta quiet and hushed. Everyone’s looking around dealing with that isolated feeling that comes with temporary loss of hearing. That ‘did you just see that?’ look after witnessing something great and terrible. I’ve been to 100’s of rock concerts starting in the early 80’s, this one is a top 3. I knew that I was witnessing greatness. And I was finally old enough to know that nothing lasts forever. I was right, both Lemmy and Dio are gone now, sad. GREAT memories though.

"We are Motörhead, we're gonna kick your ass"

My guess was correct then. Thanks for the confirmation.

not true, Ace of Spades was blasted all over the radio in its heyday. same with Iron Maiden! if you listen to ANY rock station in the 80's Iron Maiden was on there all the freaking time. Not sure where you are basing you information, but it is 100% wrong.

@@orion7741 What stations did you listen to ? In Philly the major stations WMMR 93.3 and WYSP 94.1 and WZZO 95.1 in Allentown were the rock stations of note. Only ZZO played a decent amount of metal in the late 70s and early 80s. Motorhead and Iron Maiden get more airplay NOW then they ever did back then .

Hi Lisa!

@@davemac1197 Hi Dave...

Thanks Lisa! -Ethan

@@fatherandsonreactions That was great today, Ethan! I loved your expressions.😊

Hahaha thank you so much 🤪

Man, the sounds of Back at the Funny Farm would literary make my eyes wet on numerous random occasions

Wow interesting. That’s good to hear 👍 -Ethan

That's because he likes the song.😉

I dig this, thx for the tip

Thanks Mark! -Ethan

Thank you Stephen!!! -Ethan

Thanks! 🤘 -Ethan

Thanks David! We actually already did Whipping Post! -Ethan

Hi Cheryl!

Hi Cheryl! I'm working on packaging your book. I decided Tom Hanks was too expensive, and according to the movie - his plane crashes half the time anyway - so it' going to be Royal Mail. Sounds more classy than FedEx!

@@lisamorrison2149 Hey Lisa. This was cat approved.!!😹

@@davemac1197 Nooo! Can't crash with precious cargo! Thanks so much.

@@cherylreichardt Definitely! Purrfection.

Lemmy's voice. Like gravel!! How's it going Dave?

@@cherylreichardt - I'm doing great. Looks like rain again, so I hope Noah finished his ark before posting here!

@@davemac1197 Rain on the menu all week. We need it but not a deluge!

@@cherylreichardt - it's okay, Noah's subscribed to the channel.

@@davemac1197 Then all is good!

Hey James! Glad to see ya back. That’s cool to know that they were one of the main innovators for metal. -Ethan

Good info, Dave. I remember Motorhead's release of this song. Probably because I'm older than Larry.

@@lisamorrison2149 - thank you. Maybe they had an earlier impact in Canada?

@@davemac1197 I don't know about that. It was on the radio all the time. Radio Stations from Toronto and Detroit. It must be an age thing. Ha ha.

@@lisamorrison2149 - this didn't make Billboard at all, and the ones that did from '82 onwards were in the very lowest reaches of the chart. Someone just posted that they got little airplay. Maybe it's got more airplay since it became a classic by word of mouth.

@@davemac1197 That makes sense. I could be mistaken on the date.

Man, read your comment and checked it out, lifelong Motorhead fan but never saw it before - and that just my day instantly better. Incredible performance, and I love those recordings where you can just physicallly feel the pressure of incredibly high volume - especially remarkable here since I'm sure the dude at the mixing desk did everything he could to mellow it out for the TV broadcast

@@SoreEater Glad I was able to help you find it! Yeah, it’s so good that when I watch it I usually wind up ‘re’- watching it at least 4 or 5 times. Great Chuck Berry lyrics about how the crew working on the RR tracks decide to f*** off, mess around, smoke cigarettes and play cards while the foreman is off collecting up their paychecks... then uh-oh, no one was paying attention- got a high steppin’ train coming, 2 miles out- clear the tracks!! What a great (typical) Motörhead performance. Can imagine the rehearsal with the ‘Late Night’ band. Chuck Berry, “yeah that’s easy, we all know that one”..., “OK, key of B, turn up loud, try and keep up....” The ‘Late Night’ band KILLS IT, probably thrilled to be ‘forced’ to let loose like that. And you’re 100% right.., whoever the engineer was that did the mix that ended up coming through our little “TV set” speakers did a phenomenal job, nice and clear. Motörhead is pure rock and roll, keep spreading the word. Thx and best wishes✌️

Haha you got it! !

Hope you've finished your ark, young man, because it looks like rain here! (Birmingham, UK)

LOOOOL! 🤣 -Ethan

I’m not. I’ve got a ton of friends that are though! -Ethan

That’s what people are saying! -Ethan

@@fatherandsonreactions You watch WWE at all?

Not much. Used to watch it a bit. My dad was into it in the 80s. -Ethan

Not sure! Maybe they came a bit before his radio days? -Ethan

That is funny - you should be a stand up comedian