It’s hard to believe it isn’t theirs signature go to song instead of ace of spades

Stone dead forever is my all time favourite! But i only like the classic Motörhead line up until Another perfect day, which is an awesome album with an awesome Guitar player!

My first ever concert, at 14, was the Ace of Spades tour. Very, very few bands I saw in the later years ever bettered Ian, Phil & Eddie.

My friend met Lemmy. Lucky girl

Seen lem once in 84. So fucking loud . After all these years he is still the badest mfr that ever lived

I was there, in Hamburg in 1998. Back then it was just one fucking awesome concert...now it's a legend.

This isn't just their greatest live recording. It is THE greatest live recording.

1980 was 🔥🔥🔥

Forever🤘🏼♠️♠️♠️

@psycho'si carter Long live punk!

Me too. Record shop in Wakefield.

I never looked at them like that. Hmmm

😉😉😢

lovely words for the true king of rock n roll :)

they were both kings of two different genre's

The King is The King, but Lemmy is a God

And now RIP Fast Eddie. The only band I know of that has lost all their members to death.

@@kaboobe1 don't sorry keep on rocanrol on hello we meeting again

@@kaboobe1 & Ramones

ROCK THE COSMOS, FELLAS! JOYFUL NOOOOISE!!!

@@kaboobe1 Larry Wallis is dead as well, it's only Lucas Fox from the early days that's still living.

Back in which day? Monday? Tuesday?

Snap

Lemmy au sommum👌

Pro trick : watch movies on instaflixxer. I've been using them for watching loads of movies lately.

@Kalel Henrik yup, I've been using instaflixxer for since november myself :D

How, the fuck, did I miss Philthy leaving us?? Massive R.I.P.

@@marcusjohns5166 THE MUSIC LIVES ON!!!

I have their real Lochem bootleg. There is Dead man tell no tales, and this version it is not. This is not from Lochem Pop.

Yeah, he swaps the verses. 😉

You're thinking of the "beer drinkers and he'll raisers"ep.ive got the black vinyl version.

jimmy j this rock n roll !! Not metal

@@colinmcquail442 ...AS LONG AS ITS LOUD AND HARD!!!

+Ian Ren Actually, there's an out-of-print version of No Sleep that features The Golden Years as bonus tracks. A really great idea to combine the two releases, but sadly it's rather difficult to come by.

I have to agree this recording is better than No Sleep Til Hammersmith, not only in terms of performance but of mix. We can only dream that one day somebody may find the complete tape of this gig in an archive somewhere and unleash it upon us. That would be a fantastic tribute to Lemmy.

I bought thin Version in America in 1995 on USA label roadracer on vacation/holiday.now Very hard to find.

Ich mein no sleep til hammersmith and the golden years Tracks as Bonus cuts.

+Neil Purcell You can find the golden years in the bonus tracks of bomber nowadays (at least in france) However, some people say the recent cd have bad mix

You reply suggests that you are unaware of just how popular Motorhead were in the U.K at the time this came out, the crowd noise may well have been dubbed in, in fact it's likely that a lot of it was redone in the studio. It was common practice at the time. But there was no way that it was recorded at some small club because Motorhead were selling big numbers of records and selling out venues like the Hammersmith & Birmingham Odeons capacity of about 3500 & 2500 respectively.

Millie Burton Actually I knew how popular they were-in a really vague way-when they toured the U.K. with Ozzy Osbourne THEY headlined over him. I have another cassette of Motorhead actually playing a relatively small club-my copys called Whats Words Worth-it's a bootleg that also goes under the name Live 1978 and it's also been released as Iron Fist and The Hordes From Hell. When they started out they were playing small clubs, and Leaving Here IS one of their earliest tunes...

What's words worth was recorded in Jan 78 and The Golden Years EP in 1980, in between they had two hit albums. I'm not arguing that Leaving Here is an old tune, it's a cover of an even older tune and they played it at their first gig in '75.. I'm not even arguing that the crowd noise on TGY sounds dubbed on. My only argument is that they were playing small clubs at the time it was recorded, they were not. My guess is that it was a hastily recorded effort (probably in the studio) designed to keep the momentum that the band had built up going (because I can find no info on where it was recorded) until the release of Ace of Spades. Both are great but you must hear a complete difference in the band in between the two recordings.

I politely disagree with your theory, and I'll explain why. To carry on from what Slankisam said, the original CD release of No Remorse ommitted Leaving Here but included Too Late Too Late from The Golden Years. That has applause during the intro and outro, although it's much lower in the mix than on The Golden Years. Also, it begins with a stray bass note from Lemmy, which doesn't appear on The Golden Years. So it would seem there was some "sprinkling of glitter" upon the tapes, but nothing to suggest the music itself was anything but live. One other thing to bear in mind regarding the possible deliberate faking of these tracks as live recordings; Motorhead were not the kind of band who would knowingly do such a thing. Can you imagine Lemmy, of all people, agreeing to go into a studio to re-record a bunch tracks with the intention of them being overdubbed with fake applause and sold to the fans as live recordings?

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Years_(EP)

i do

Ok. Where?

A festival in Holland called Lochem Pop. Would love to hear the whole set. They really were on fire at this gig.

This is NOT from Lochem Pop.

I'm pretty sure it's Lochem pop. Just see the note under the setlist. www.setlist.fm/setlist/motorhead/1980/openluchttheater-lochem-netherlands-3daedd3.html