vntr2006 better than most

vntr2006 they wouldn't allow it today

Sad but true, Motörhead is timeless. New Bands fucking sucks...myself growing up with Lemmy, Philty and Eddie.

хаха,, what do you expect?!!!!,,THIS IS MOTORHEAD!!!,,not some pose wankers with guitars and shit painting faces!!!

Theres fuck of a market for rock and heavy bands these days..blame this fucking utube and google,fucking poker machines,overpopulation,fuck the voice and shows as such..thats fucking why.

I was their too

@trevorsmith9261 Life was good!

Technically not original. Larry Wallace from Pink Faries was the guitarist in the first EP. But he wasn’t in the band for long. But yes, the best. Fast Eddie rules. Still the loudest show I’ve ever seen

@@acjody13 Also, Lucas Fox was the first Motorhead drummer, not Phil Taylor.

couldn't agree more

+Piranga I love Fast Eddie and Phil Taylor(RIP) as much as you, but you gotta admit Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee were both pretty damn right for the job also, considering Campbell's been in Motorhead for 30+ years and Fast Eddie only lasted 5 (albeit, great) years.

+razorfistforce1 That's true. However, the golden years are always Bomber, Overkill, Ace or Spades and No Sleep.

+Piranga "Iron Fist" is pretty good and "Another Perfect Day" was a little different, but was still pretty decent compared to most crappola out their today.

metalreign81 Agree.

Motorhead forever

Metropolis and Bomber at very best...simply awesome...great

Great set list! Only thing better would've been if they had included Ace of Spades into the set.., imo.

Thanks, I love Metropolis

​@@fredcollins8919they hadn't written it yet. Surprised to see Jailbait on the list must have been trying it out....

This isn't the original line-up but it's generally accepted as the best line-up.

Rip ALL

i cant believe theyre all dead

@@monkeyliver1986 Wurzel Taylor LEMMY Eddie all pass in 8years of each other. 😢😢 😢 FRIEND

@@monkeyliver1986 , tristemente así es, brother ! 😓🤟

Ces mecs auraient normalemen🎉du vivre au moins encore dix ans. On meurt souvent avant la limite chez les musiciens de rock.

Cracking drumkit

Incredible stamina and his grooves were just so damned good.

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All the later thrash metal drummers loved his style, he was about half a decade ahead of everyone. He had that great old school swing / swagger. His drumming on Jailbait is crazy

Yes and better feel for the music than Mikkey Dee, too rigid and no swing.

i like when Lem was saying it little different in 90's: "We are Motorhead, and we ARE Rock 'n' Roll!"

He said that shit until he died

@Jack - deff not my style. Why to 'pop/indie' for me.

No big hair? 😂😂😂😂

@@Michael-wu5sq devia querer dizer,cabelos como nas bandas de glam rock, cabelos a fazer inveja,à maior parte dasmulheres!kkkkkkkkkkk

@@Michael-wu5sq 😁😁😁

Na,ja musikalisch war Motörhead ich hab se 1982 gesehen nicht der Ohrenschmaus .Krawall nix für mich😅😅😅

Music with bullocks!

If I could go back in time to a concert I would go back to see Motorhead and Waylon Jennings in 1980. I was only two when they played this.

Do you remember the support group called Tank. So much base the walks & seats were vibrating.

Bingley Hall Stafford OMG the speaker stacks were so loud nobody went near them!!!!

@tommyrotton9468 We sat right in the center of the balcony of a medium size venue one time. The reverb was so loud that it was making my stomach turn and I couldn't make out what song they were playing. Luckily I had some shooting ear plugs I brought for my wife. Must have been in that right spot for that to happen. Every Motorhead show we went to, at different venues, my ears would be ringing for days. So much fun at those shows!

@@Ruger44Redhawk It was Saxon who raped my eardrums like that. My first ever gig I ever went too. Good god my bloody ears!!!! But at least back then you could afford to go to gigs even on a low income, now the prices are just taking the p***

It literally sounds like artillery fire and bombing rolls. What I would give to have seen this live at this point!

Shame the guitar goes out of time but wicked song

@@marksoftime Yes, a little oops moment there, but It almost adds the chaotic charm.

@@marksoftime fast Eddie said that sometimes on stage his ears would shut off and all he could hear was a weird buzzing sound so he’d have to look at Phil Taylor’s hands to try figure out where they were in the song

​​@@ellismackenzie8611?and Phil looked at Lemmys left hand to get a clue

Me gusta el metal de chorros Más metal

@Peter Very well stated. I was fortunate enough to get to see Mötorhead five times, including on Ace Of Spades tour with this classic lineup. Also saw them when they were a four piece with Phil Campbell & Wurzel, as well as with the later lineup consisting of Lemmy, Phil & Mickey three times. They were great everytime I saw them but there was nothing like that first time with Philthy and Fast Eddie- simply a force of nature to be reckoned with. Rest in peace to those three legendary musicians, I doubt there will ever be anything remotely close to them.

Mikkey 'Dee'? Great? You're joking.

Lemmy WAS Motorhead! There is no band without him!

Best line up for me

Lemmy went to HELL.

You certainly would have done. I saw them many times in the early days in places like the Marquee, Mornington Crescent, Roundhouse, Lyceum etc - and we always put ourselves flat against the speakers which were stacked up pretty high. You got that ear drum-damaging tingle and I am fortunately not yet deaf. I see people at live gigs now wearing ear plugs sometimes, and it's not even Motorhead. How the world has changed.

The only it went down hill afterwards

Absolutely

Probably because that album hadn't been released yet.

Seems like they were speeding up toward the end though :)

Indeed he was. His groove was totally original.

HUNGRY is such a fitting description

Yeah, his old school stamina and swagger are astounding. Also no one has ever played like Lemmy ever...

not no more sadley r.i.p motorhead!

666palerider Only memories left now, I was fortunate enough to have been able to see them live five times....

If it was in the UK we probably crossed paths because I saw them loads during that period....Did you get to drink back stage with the band? Security was virtually non existent then.

@@Neontrifle Leeds Queens Hall, my mate slips in through side door during sound checks. Lemmy happy to share drinks. (we were about 16 at the time) I think they rolled up in some sort of american military truck if memory serves/ Loads of punks at the gig also having a great time. Brilliant gig.

@@stuartbowdell6549 I did that at 17 in 1980 at Sheffield city hall. We got backstage, while Fast Eddie and filthy Animal were signing our denims Lemmy asked us if we were old enough to drink, we said not really so Lemmy poured us all a large Vodka. If he did that with my son's I would have been mad haha!

+vntr2006 Good music never dies and 35 years isnt a long time.

35 years is a long time to some. Compare yourself now to how you were 35 years ago. A lot of us were still children.

+vntr2006 I was 18 then, still got the hair but would swap the body and eyesight!!

I was 15. Time really flies. Still got my hair, too. No reading glasses would be nice, though.

I was born in 1980. And indeed, this is pretty amazing! This set is glorious!

+namuroisvantjaar And Lemmy brought me here... RIP.

+namuroisvantjaar I had never believed those two comments ever come together till now ... My God, Rest in Peace

+namuroisvantjaar I am so sad , the band that save me everyday from depression does not longer exist..

In his prime

Motorhead, forever, Kevin.

You fuckin' ay right! I'm 58! and still here!

Aye,52 and still Motorhead mad!!

GOOTENAGEN Lemmy is what metal is all about. I think he's around 70 years old now and he's still killing it.

+GOOTENAGEN Fuck metal, that's what real rock and fuckin' roll is all about....

+DanR67 Fuck metal, Lemmy's what real rock and fuckin' roll is all about....

+drheim1 As if what? 1980 couldnt rock?

I love the camera shots of the crowd going NUTS! I mean, people, literally, sweating while "banging their heads" and/or playing "air guitar" and/or "punching their fists in the air," and/or "belting out the lyrics, themselves." I'm "in the dark" as to WHY rock/metal crowds, TODAY, DON'T "get into the music" or "lose themselves in the music." In my opinion, those people must not be "real" fans. Today, UNFORTUNATELY, it's PRETTY MUCH, if NOT COMPLETELY, "ignore the music and stand there and tape the concert with your (high tech) gadget" or "stand there and look at the stage like it's a fast food menu."