He's Scottish - as am I - and he is complaining that someone is having a go at him for 'being on the bus'.

@@faeembrugh (i hope my comment was not seen a term of derision… I love Scottish dialect!)

Lol

a great man. funny too

I am Scottish too. That word is used in Scotland as a term of endearment ---or not---depending on the context. When a Scot says it it’s usually not difficult to understand the context.

Definitely

The band couldn't have toured without a roadcrew.

I met him a couple of times down The Marquee Club in London in the early 80s. He was always by the bar at the fruit machines. He was always willing to chat and share stories. Considering at the time Motorhead were a huge band riding high in the charts He was so down to earth. One time I remember he was at a little known punk band The Blood, I remember him saying he loved to see the emerging new punk stuff, plus he always got in for free haha. He was such a cool guy I was an 18 year old punk rocker and here he was chatting and really taking an interest to what I had to say

Ss diet with withhh 😊😊 Yea that’s that’s that’s 😊hucc

It was. Yabadabadoo!

I have slept or tried to anyway in a hammock under the stage while they played.. when you have time to crash you crash!!

I carried their f++king heavy monitors in 2005,, cables thick like arms and loud as hell.

the thief

It was at Kohlekeller studios, I have no idea if that was permanent or temporary.

His manager stole all his possessions when he died......"allegedly"

@@mjh5437 Not surprised. This world is full of snakes that love money, themselves and material possessions. Great big shit show.

@@mjh5437 must have been after the funeral as it was on display at the memorial service

The stuff he hoarded in his apartment seemed obscure enough but all of that Nazi memorabilia and other dark stuff actually comes up to a quite a hefty appraised sum. Lemmy definitely wasn't letting anyone into his shit to appraise it either lol Edit: also, back into the band; it's easy to forget in 2023 that in the early 2000's Motorhead and Iron Maiden were still a wee ways away from being respected enough as iconic legacy acts - Ozzfest had just taken off and people were still trying to figure out what had aged well and what didn't. By the time Motorhead snagged a Grammy off of a Metallica cover, the world figured out that basically the way AC/DC operated, Motorhead did it louder harder and faster with zero finesse, so Motorhead releasing the same album for thirty years made them just as dependable but not as wildly profitable for a long while, that long while being the 90's.

Probably they got ripped off by management, labels etc. years ago and more than once. Also, it didn't seem that they cared too much for increasing their wealth. Tickets were not too expensive. What did Lemmy had to pay for? Not sixty cars, not two chefs and a private jet. One million is quite some money if all you need is simple things.

Booze, Drugs, Women, Gambling. The rest he just wasted.

you have to be joking.

Divvy

Rock'n'Roll guitar solos should be improvised on the spot, not played "correctly". That's what Phil did.

Well off and listen to pop music

@@guillll yes. If the dafty want sterilized music he's in the wrong place

​@@guillllstfu. there better when they sound like they should not all fucked up.

Ive istened to this band for many years and when you hear a great tune and love it the way it sounded when it was made its hard to listen to some shit solo done differently, done by a amateur, the last lineup was the worst.