Lemmy and Motorhead are the forever loudest 3 piece rock and roll band in the world, The live album Everything Louder than Everyone Else is thier best one, raw, loud, in youre face good old fashioned Rock and Roll played at a zillion hours. the career the band had was immense, there wasnt a band more on stage in a year then them, they were always nice to fans, bands and roadies, name a band that made a song for their own roadcrew. On 28 December 2015 Lemmy passed away, and Motorhead passed away with it he sure didnt lived forever. but he lived alot longer then most would have givin him. rock on Lemmy, and dont forget when it thunders you can bet on it Lemmy is rocking the house above you with his murder one amp, and his modified Rickenbacker bass.
Please do check out No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith if you already haven't it or own it. It is practically speaking a live - best of from the Lemmy - Fast Eddie Clarke - Animal Taylor when they were on the top of their game and abilities. It was deservedly # 1 album in the UK and big everywhere in Europe.
This was great. Lemmy was unique in so many respects, bass playing , vocals and songwriting. In terms of the vocals, if you listen to any of the live recordings of Motorhead, Lemmy was very consistent in his vocals and delivery with no or little effects on the sound board. You have to listen the different years and the live tapes from the soundboard are really good. My take is that Lemmy may not have had a wide range but his power and melodies he wrote for the songs had a kick to it.
Raw unadulterated music. Lemmy not a great singer but a straight forward classic cut from his own cloth. The best part about Lemmy’s voice is that no one could ever tell if he had an off night. Great live! Pure Marshall Stack power!
Lemmy was the personification of rock n' roll. Obviously not much of a singer in proper terms, but still, how many people are walking around that are truly cooler than he was.
I never thought I would see Lemmy here! He's a great songwriter. Mama I'm Coming Home. I Ain't No Nice Guy. I think it's his personality that really shines through. His mind and his attitude. When I listen to him talking in interviews I can just hear all the cigarettes. When he laughs. That wheezing sound. All the fluid in his lungs. I can't help but thinking that I would still love Lemmy if he hadn't ever smoked a cigarette.
Hey Ken! Lemmy's voice always reminded me of a guy that has been drinking and smoking non-stop for a month. Lol! The angels definitely know when Lemmy is on the pearly stage.😎
The thing most people seem to miss when they try to sing like Lemmy is they think his got this deep growly voice and they end up singing an octave to low. Obviously a lot of people just can't handle pushing their voice like he did and they just sing in a range they're comfortable in. But Lemmys voice had some wierd over/undertones in it, kind of making it sound high and low at the same time. In his later days he also recorded octave tracks on a lot of songs. Just listen to the ending of "All Gone To Hell"
"Who'd win in a wrestling match, Lemmy or God? Trick question; Lemmy is God." - Airheads, 1994 Lemmy and Motorhead were amongst the best of all time and it says a lot that Motorhead never even considered replacing Lemmy, they instead retired the band name. “Motörhead is over, of course. Lemmy was Motörhead. But the band will live on in the memories of many.” - Mikkey Dee, Motorhead drummer.
I love Lemmy he's actually from a town called Burslem in the city of Stoke on Trent which is the same place I live! When you hear him talk you can really hear his Stoke accent!
Ken you have so many good points about the songs that you are doing, and the way you put it, so even people without a huge knowledge about recording and all that other stuff can still get it. And the shirts you are wearing in your videos, they are so awesome, always a nice shirt with the colors and motives :)
this track is possibly responsible for the partial deafness in my left ear !! I used to lie on the floor with my head between the speakers and play this at full volume (whenever my mother was out lol !) Great review.
It is amazing how much energy is missing without the band. His voice squeaks and squawks. Just like his bass guitar was cranked to 11 (and sounded like a tightly strung rubber band), his voice was also cranked up to 11! He just didn’t give a f-k! He laid it out there. If you didn’t like it, f-k off! I will always love the rawness of his voice!
AND THIS GUY WAS SINGNED !!!!! Omg. this is horrible .. thank God he has a lot of noise in the background !!!! Thanks ken because i always compare my singing to the studio version and this just gave me a lot of hope !!
Cool series. There really are vocals that sounded heavy with the band. Lemmy's singing sounded dangerous to the cords. Like the vocal production. Copying the main vocal and lowering to an octave with a subtle reverb and delay. Making the sound heavier. Thanks a lot sir Ken.
He was a lot younger in those days for the recording, and he did have to scream for the sound to be picked up in those days, since they couldn't afford mics, I'd love to see you do a video on John Entwistles voice for songs such as "Boris the Spider" and "My Wife"
The pitch change is editing magic. wink. Lemmys vocs were a trick. I know it and I aint tellen. This here flicker show is poopallicamaximous. I fart in your general direction.
Can we get ken up to 1 million subscribers by june only 50k to go perfect for the start of summer,hes got a lot of cool stuff coming soon dont miss out
For me this is one of the great metal songs of all time! I also hope, as a huge metal head, you do a follow up for the three metal god vocalist all in a row! I already suggested either Where Eagles Dare or Flight of Icarus for Bruce and Stargazer for Dio, but if you do another for Halford I can't help feeling like Dreamer Deceiver or Blood Red Skies might really be just awesome to break down!
Love how you show and explain the differences. I'm not naturally in tune with musical nuances as I am very declined in the department; however, I find it very intriguing. Thank you. Motörhead has always (in my opinion) been extremely impressive. Lemmy was one of the best... still is.
I don’t think this is the original 1979 version. There are some vocal tracks from him on UA-cam, he sounds older here, and when you add the track, it’s not the same as the original. This might be from a re-recording
Saw Motorhead early 80's at a rinky-dink neighborhood hockey rink in Vancouver, Canada. Maybe about 3-4 thousand people. I'd never heard of them. I was there for the backup band, Ozzie! First tour with Randy Rhoads! Enjoyed Motorhead too...was fun watching Lenny pound back an entire bottle of JD by song 10 or so, lol.
might just be me, but it sounds like the "Mickey Mouse" bit, especially, is pitch shifted. Not actually him singing higher. So maybe the tape was sped up during the recording as in the 70s they obviously didn't have Plugins or automation stuff we have today
Love the production analysis side of this. While not technically great Lemmy and his band had the unsubtle rawness of a sledgehammer which cut through the bland music scene of the late seventies, especially in the UK. I remember they unsettled the snobbish British music media. It was great. I remember the DJs on BBC radio one got upset when they had to play on the breakfast shows. Lol
I actually really like to sing motorhead songs. Well I do it very different then Lemmy did. I am working my false chords really hard, but it sounds amazing. Now the question is will it cause problems on my false chords and throat, I dunno, but probably does.
remix was super solid dude. personally i would of dropped the cents back a bit on the doubler as the second sample was a bit to low and gives that demonic secondary sound which isnt in a lot of lemmy vocal, drawing that back about a cent or two would of made it spot on. btw with the eq, that sounds amazing.. did you run more then one low pass on it?
@@kentamplin just my two cents..lol, have you ever done James Dewar or David Byron?....Or Otep?? or how about Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory, or Glen Hughes...ok I'll stop..lol
I stumbled on to video, or actually two videos featuring T-Pain singing without the autotuner. He is known for using the autotuner to the extreme or actually part of his style. One of the videos is with pianist / tuber Kurt Hugo Schneider and the other is "NPR Tiny Desk Concert". Please do a video on them. At least I was truly surprised.
Request: the chorus in Prokofiev's Battle On the Ice from Alexander Nevsky, the St. Petersburg Orchestra performance. All those voices, not too blended, dark, full of tension. 1930s metal. Your comments would be interesting.
Not that later , you had some grunt by Halford and few others, David C , even wilson pickett etc...before . Paul dianno . But in 1980 , you had also a band Called Venom that kind of designed root of much extreme metal , and godfather of black metal . Its much gnarly than Motorhead .
That's a great question for my free singing forum. It is a great community of singers, currently doing the KTVA method, chatting about all things related to voice. You can join the discussion by enrolling, it's free. Check it out!: forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
"We are Motorhead and we play rock and roll!" 🤘
🤘🤘
🤘🤘🤘
I really wish we still had Lemmy, he was so amazing
Gone too soon.
Thanks for this! Lemmy will always be that voice of Rock-n-Roll... just like Louis Armstrong is for Jazz.
😀👍
Lemmy had a huge heart, he was a softie when it came to relating to people. Really cool guy.
Rock on!
Lemmy and Motorhead are the forever loudest 3 piece rock and roll band in the world, The live album Everything Louder than Everyone Else is thier best one, raw, loud, in youre face good old fashioned Rock and Roll played at a zillion hours. the career the band had was immense, there wasnt a band more on stage in a year then them, they were always nice to fans, bands and roadies, name a band that made a song for their own roadcrew. On 28 December 2015 Lemmy passed away, and Motorhead passed away with it he sure didnt lived forever. but he lived alot longer then most would have givin him. rock on Lemmy, and dont forget when it thunders you can bet on it Lemmy is rocking the house above you with his murder one amp, and his modified Rickenbacker bass.
Rock on!
Please do check out No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith if you already haven't it or own it. It is practically speaking a live - best of from the Lemmy - Fast Eddie Clarke - Animal Taylor when they were on the top of their game and abilities. It was deservedly # 1 album in the UK and big everywhere in Europe.
@@onsesejoo2605 i have hat album as well, the deluxe version
This was great. Lemmy was unique in so many respects, bass playing , vocals and songwriting. In terms of the vocals, if you listen to any of the live recordings of Motorhead, Lemmy was very consistent in his vocals and delivery with no or little effects on the sound board. You have to listen the different years and the live tapes from the soundboard are really good. My take is that Lemmy may not have had a wide range but his power and melodies he wrote for the songs had a kick to it.
Raw unadulterated music. Lemmy not a great singer but a straight forward classic cut from his own cloth. The best part about Lemmy’s voice is that no one could ever tell if he had an off night. Great live! Pure Marshall Stack power!
🤘🤘
Lemmy was the personification of rock n' roll. Obviously not much of a singer in proper terms, but still, how many people are walking around that are truly cooler than he was.
Rock on!
Awesome- Lemmy is all about the rawness, smoke and distortion - Legend!
👍👍👍
To this day, it still amaze me that Lemmy made a career as a singer. Who' s the first that got the crazy idea: oh, let the bassman sing?...😃
Haha!
Lemmy made a career as being Lemmy.
Listen to him in Hawkwind.
I never thought I would see Lemmy here! He's a great songwriter. Mama I'm Coming Home. I Ain't No Nice Guy. I think it's his personality that really shines through. His mind and his attitude. When I listen to him talking in interviews I can just hear all the cigarettes. When he laughs. That wheezing sound. All the fluid in his lungs. I can't help but thinking that I would still love Lemmy if he hadn't ever smoked a cigarette.
😀👍
Thunder Underground
Love the way Ken is not snobby about Lemmy"s voice.
It is what it is. The band definitely has its audience.
Hey Ken! Lemmy's voice always reminded me of a guy that has been drinking and smoking non-stop for a month. Lol! The angels definitely know when Lemmy is on the pearly stage.😎
For sure!
@@kentamplin Cool video!😎
Or 30 years.
The thing most people seem to miss when they try to sing like Lemmy is they think his got this deep growly voice and they end up singing an octave to low. Obviously a lot of people just can't handle pushing their voice like he did and they just sing in a range they're comfortable in. But Lemmys voice had some wierd over/undertones in it, kind of making it sound high and low at the same time.
In his later days he also recorded octave tracks on a lot of songs. Just listen to the ending of "All Gone To Hell"
😀👍
"Who'd win in a wrestling match, Lemmy or God? Trick question; Lemmy is God." - Airheads, 1994
Lemmy and Motorhead were amongst the best of all time and it says a lot that Motorhead never even considered replacing Lemmy, they instead retired the band name.
“Motörhead is over, of course. Lemmy was Motörhead. But the band will live on in the memories of many.” - Mikkey Dee, Motorhead drummer.
Rock on!
Motorhead. 1st big gig I ever went to Hammersmith Odeon. Ace of Spades tour. My ears are still ringing 40 years later. R.I.P. Lem.
🤘🤘🤘
I love Lemmy he's actually from a town called Burslem in the city of Stoke on Trent which is the same place I live! When you hear him talk you can really hear his Stoke accent!
Rock on!
Gotta love Lemmy, wish he was still with us! Great video Ken!
You and me both!
I only had the pleasure of hearing him in one concert sadly. The sound was so high it almost left me with a sun tan - good times 🤟😊
Haha! Rock on!
I am 😊 gonna try to talk some of your other students into singing Ballroom Blitz.
@@jeanettenielsen6014 ua-cam.com/video/sePexR8AymQ/v-deo.html
I know the Medley it’s a part of my hiking music, I want the entire song 😉
I also like the simple call and response in the rhythm daah daah daah da da da
Indeed!
best band in the world.....
Rock on!
Ken, thanks for explaining the vocals styles on all of our great vocalists. God Bless.
My pleasure!
Ken you have so many good points about the songs that you are doing, and the way you put it, so even people without a huge knowledge about recording and all that other stuff can still get it. And the shirts you are wearing in your videos, they are so awesome, always a nice shirt with the colors and motives :)
Thanks for listening!
This video is great and at 4:11 it becomes legendary! Its shocking how isolated vocals sound vice versa with the complete track! Awesome
Thanks for listening!
Iconic 🔥🔥
Thanks for listening.
I always liked that lemmy used that microphone. Great channel, the work is appreciated.
Thank you very much!
this track is possibly responsible for the partial deafness in my left ear !! I used to lie on the floor with my head between the speakers and play this at full volume (whenever my mother was out lol !) Great review.
I know what you mean, Alyson!
Had the privilage of seeing them live in 09 my ears are still ringing
Haha! No doubt.
It is amazing how much energy is missing without the band. His voice squeaks and squawks. Just like his bass guitar was cranked to 11 (and sounded like a tightly strung rubber band), his voice was also cranked up to 11! He just didn’t give a f-k! He laid it out there. If you didn’t like it, f-k off! I will always love the rawness of his voice!
Rock on!
AND THIS GUY WAS SINGNED !!!!! Omg. this is horrible .. thank God he has a lot of noise in the background !!!! Thanks ken because i always compare my singing to the studio version and this just gave me a lot of hope !!
Cool series. There really are vocals that sounded heavy with the band. Lemmy's singing sounded dangerous to the cords. Like the vocal production. Copying the main vocal and lowering to an octave with a subtle reverb and delay. Making the sound heavier. Thanks a lot sir Ken.
You're welcome!
Nice point ." The band provides a lot of the energy for you". Fuck yeah
Ken, if you haven’t already... would love to hear some isolated Robin Zander. Love this series!
Rock on!
Ken, you are great! A real teacher! I am amazed at your knowledge of all the subtleties! Thanks!
Rock on!
:Lemmy’s vocals nearly breaking the dimensional barrier:
Ken: “it’s not as gnarly as I remember it”
😊💛
😀👍
👍👍👍👍 Lemmys most devastating emotional piece is I dont believe a word. And great job taking that Aerosmith up✌
Thanks for watching, Greg!
He was a lot younger in those days for the recording, and he did have to scream for the sound to be picked up in those days, since they couldn't afford mics, I'd love to see you do a video on John Entwistles voice for songs such as "Boris the Spider" and "My Wife"
I would never imagine that I sing exactly like Lemmy. Out of tone. I 'm starting a rock 'n' roll band.
love this series. really helps me think about how to sing like different artists.
Very cool! I'm glad the series provokes thought!
Thanks Ken
You are very welcome!
Good man, Ken
Rock on!
You had me scared for a while there - I thought this ISO series stopped. Whew!
Still more to come!
I had the privilege of being in one of the best mosh pit of my life at Motorhead to this song here in Vitória - ES Brazil
Awesome!
The pitch change is editing magic. wink. Lemmys vocs were a trick. I know it and I aint tellen. This here flicker show is poopallicamaximous. I fart in your general direction.
Ok this is 1 im excited about..
Awesome!
I pressed like before I listened. Anything with Lemey is entertaining.
Rock on!
Lemmy started singing beautiful ballads in the 60s believe it or not.
That spx tuning/panning effect so is sick how it sets the vocal in the mix
Haven't listened to him, gonna have to!
Motorhead!
Thanks!
Can we get ken up to 1 million subscribers by june only 50k to go perfect for the start of summer,hes got a lot of cool stuff coming soon dont miss out
Finally the mistery Is solved! Thanks a lot Ken!!!
😀👍
Would love to see ACDC’s Riff Raff!
Rock on!
Best Comment Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy*🌠 ...... Cheerio.🌠🎼🎤🎼🌠👍👍👍🌠🌠🌟🌠🌠.
Thanks for listening!
Oh yeah Mötorhead. Saw m open for Ozzy Blizzard and a couple more ,they tought us alot about the power of vitamin V.
Rock on!
My first motorhead song is ace of spades
Lemmy was like my pioneer 40 watt stereo in my 82 mustang, turned all the way up all the time.
Rock on!
For me this is one of the great metal songs of all time! I also hope, as a huge metal head, you do a follow up for the three metal god vocalist all in a row! I already suggested either Where Eagles Dare or Flight of Icarus for Bruce and Stargazer for Dio, but if you do another for Halford I can't help feeling like Dreamer Deceiver or Blood Red Skies might really be just awesome to break down!
Great suggestion.
I Love Lemmy 😊
Glad to hear it!
Love n miss Lemmy
Thanx for this ken
My pleasure!
great channel Ken- Jimi Hendrix vocals ?
Perhaps!
Awesome! Lemmy was a god!
Rock on!
Love how you show and explain the differences. I'm not naturally in tune with musical nuances as I am very declined in the department; however, I find it very intriguing. Thank you.
Motörhead has always (in my opinion) been extremely impressive. Lemmy was one of the best... still is.
Cool, thanks!
I don’t think this is the original 1979 version.
There are some vocal tracks from him on UA-cam, he sounds older here, and when you add the track, it’s not the same as the original.
This might be from a re-recording
Thanks for the listen. Rock on!
Top my Friends Ken 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🇧🇷
Thanks for the visit!
Queensryche soon!? Rock on
Rock on!
Saw Motorhead early 80's at a rinky-dink neighborhood hockey rink in Vancouver, Canada. Maybe about 3-4 thousand people. I'd never heard of them. I was there for the backup band, Ozzie! First tour with Randy Rhoads! Enjoyed Motorhead too...was fun watching Lenny pound back an entire bottle of JD by song 10 or so, lol.
Rock n' roll!
boil it bake it that's it!!!
might just be me, but it sounds like the "Mickey Mouse" bit, especially, is pitch shifted. Not actually him singing higher. So maybe the tape was sped up during the recording as in the 70s they obviously didn't have Plugins or automation stuff we have today
Great!! Thanks mate!
Glad you liked it!
Nobody can actually sound like Lemmy
Rock on!
I can't said that "Lemmy is god" by my christian convictions but is one of my heroes of rock 'n'roll
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All said this Lemmy is god , But for me God is One & Don't take your name in vain He is My Lord
Its just a joke bro
You have to look at Jon Bon Jovi - the Young Guns Soundtrack, specifically Blood Money and Sante Fe- probably the best vocals of his career 🤘
Rock on!
Hey Ken! This was great! I'd love to hear (old) Pat Benetar. She could sang!
Peace Man!
Thanks for the suggestion!
I love your T-shirts
Where can i buy it?
😀
Love the production analysis side of this. While not technically great Lemmy and his band had the unsubtle rawness of a sledgehammer which cut through the bland music scene of the late seventies, especially in the UK. I remember they unsettled the snobbish British music media. It was great. I remember the DJs on BBC radio one got upset when they had to play on the breakfast shows. Lol
Glad you enjoyed it, Graham!
I love Lemmy but this sounds makes me think he pitched his vocals digitally on occasion...
I actually really like to sing motorhead songs. Well I do it very different then Lemmy did. I am working my false chords really hard, but it sounds amazing. Now the question is will it cause problems on my false chords and throat, I dunno, but probably does.
remix was super solid dude. personally i would of dropped the cents back a bit on the doubler as the second sample was a bit to low and gives that demonic secondary sound which isnt in a lot of lemmy vocal, drawing that back about a cent or two would of made it spot on. btw with the eq, that sounds amazing.. did you run more then one low pass on it?
please do rob halford electric eye theres some really cool recording effects
Thanks for the suggestion!
Hey Ken just watched you with Shout, Give me an answer. As an 80's rock lover, this is a must for my ears.👍🏻
Thanks mak 1!
Has a little Bon Scott type sound
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Your imitation of Lemmy's singing is funny :)
Thanks for watching!
Hey man can you do one of these but for Jason Newsted?
He was so bad he was good, like Neil Young, I love them both, I love the way Lemmy sang, fit the kick ass music perfect
Thanks for weighing in, Phil!
@@kentamplin just my two cents..lol, have you ever done James Dewar or David Byron?....Or Otep?? or how about Burton C. Bell of Fear Factory, or Glen Hughes...ok I'll stop..lol
Check out Lemmy the documentary film about him - it’s brilliant
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Thanks Ken. Now I can never listen to Motörhead again without thinking about Mickey Mouse.
Haha Sorry about that!
Lemmy is god
Thanks for watching, Ryan!
Nit too different than I expected. I understand the words now. Do u think the slur is booze or breath?
I think it's just Lemmy.
just curious how many albums you've sold or what vocal or lyrical credits you have and what band or bands? I haven't heard of you
www.imdb.com/name/nm0848745/
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Tamplin
I understand. I hadn't heard of you, either. 😊
Brilliant job Ken, you could even make me sound good 🔊😁👍👌🤘
Deal!
@@kentamplin what do I do, send you me singing 🎶😁🎤🙉
@@nonrevnosnibormetalbeerrev6251 Do my course. kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
@@kentamplin cool
I stumbled on to video, or actually two videos featuring T-Pain singing without the autotuner. He is known for using the autotuner to the extreme or actually part of his style.
One of the videos is with pianist / tuber Kurt Hugo Schneider and the other is "NPR Tiny Desk Concert". Please do a video on them. At least I was truly surprised.
😀👍
Request: the chorus in Prokofiev's Battle On the Ice from Alexander Nevsky, the St. Petersburg Orchestra performance. All those voices, not too blended, dark, full of tension. 1930s metal. Your comments would be interesting.
Interesting.
Hope you could do the same with some ballad like god was never on your side or softer who*ehouse blues
😀👍
Can ya do one on the singer from Fastway ?
Perhaps.
hi ken , can you do an isolated vocals of michael kiske and explaining his teqnuique? , thank you and i wish you the best
Thanks for the suggestion.
Not that later , you had some grunt by Halford and few others, David C , even wilson pickett etc...before . Paul dianno .
But in 1980 , you had also a band Called Venom that kind of designed root of much extreme metal , and godfather of black metal .
Its much gnarly than Motorhead .
Rock on!
Triple h entrance vibes
Rock on!
Great voice 🙂
Can you tell me how to relax my voice while singing?
When I sing, I think I can, that is, I hear I can, but I can't😩
Nelly xx :)
That's a great question for my free singing forum. It is a great community of singers, currently doing the KTVA method, chatting about all things related to voice. You can join the discussion by enrolling, it's free. Check it out!: forum.kentamplinvocalacademy.com/
you wouldnt happen to have michael sweet would you?
No.
I wondered when you would do this one! Lol
Rock on!