"We want more brutal raw sex" ....."Aids? What about it? You got it? No.Neither have I! Next question!..." Idols? Well not Billy..." The man had the greatest sense of humour and had so much integrity.... Bless him.....
reminds me of AC/DC. "Is it true that you've released 12 albums that sound exactly the same?" "This is outrageous, in fact we have released 13 albums that sound exactly the same"
James hetfield had a similar witty sense of humor. In an early interview when Dave was still with them the interviewer asked "how long have you guys been together" he replied "since we started" lol even back when he was a young 18-19 year old awkward kid he had it within lol
"I live a decent life. I live my life the best I can. I don't fuckin' screw anybody from money. I treat people the best I can treat them. I'm an honest man. I'm an honourable man" - Lemmy
I was fortunate enough to actually drink with the man. I showed up super early to a Motorhead show in 2004/5 and nobody was in the place. So my buddy and I headed to the adjacent bar on the other side of the venue and ordered whiskey's and beers. It was just us and the bartender. Some guy was playing pinball in the dark corner at the end of this long bar. He gets done and walks the long length of the bar and sits down right next to me, bullet belt, Iron Cross, leather jacket, boots and all. I always wore a .308 belt with tips (and sometimes 8mm shells with tips with M60 links) and leather jacket because of him and the Thrash scene. I didn't ask for a photo or autograph, just talked and drank with the man. I'll never forget that. RIP Lemmy.
@@marcopoulin1897 , wasn't trying to be. That was my point. I could've been one of those douchebags who asked for pictures and signatures on everything but I didn't. Just drinking and talking with the man is all I needed. And he came and sat down next to me not vice versa.
One summer night i was sitting on the northwest corner of Bleecker and MacDougall when I spotted Lemmy standing on the south east corner facing east but obviously lost. I quickly want over and asked him where he was looking for. He said he was headed to a bar on St Marks Place, i walked with him and we chatted about music. I told him Dead Kennedys and Crass and Conflict were my thing but i always liked Motorhead etcetc.He asked me to go for a drink or ten but i decIined as i was in early recovery !!! I had a big wad of $20 bills and asked him to sign one for me, he said keep your money and he took a dollar from his pocket and signed it for me.. Decent fella and very iconic rocker ... RIP
2 years late on this but you’re speaking straight facts, world is definitely in need of more Lemmy’s People are so afraid of the truth nowadays it’s disheartening
fucking awesome, probably the best footage of the man. I was fortunate enough to meet him in 2010 in Hollywood at a Ramones tribute show. I showed him my Rickenbacker bass and he held it in his hands. Real mojo!!!
@GeordieGuitarist never underestimate The Beatles...... Read Lemmys autobiography..... Or the biography written by Mick Wall........ You obviously know fuck all about him.....
"We're getting old". Fuxker lived 20 years later and also made 20 more albums. You just gotta love the power of Lem and the band . Long live the Kings !
@@anthonypawnee611 Motorhead was my first concert for me 1980 NYC WHEN I WAS 13 Paid $5 for it. Have 5tats of LEMMY KILMISTER SNAGGLETOOTH UNDER MY NECK AND MOTORHEAD NAME ON RIGHT SIDE OF MY FOREARM REST IN POWER LEMMY KILMISTER Tribute shirts of him to. Miss him so much.The best band ever. LEMMY KILMISTER is the most Genuine Man u can ever meet. Honest man
@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987 I believe it. He seemed like a cool guy got to see them play in 2013. One hell of a show especially considering the age of the guys at the time.
@V3ntilator He was a trooper. Like I said in another post when I saw him Phil and mikkey play it was about 120 degrees outside. Just brutal humid heat. He had a doo rag complaining about the heat. But they played thru while we moshed and sweated all the water out of our bodies lol
04:20 god I love this man so much. genuinely. I miss him as a voice and presence in this world. I've watched so many Lemmy vids and this is easily one of the best. thank you thank you *thank you* for sharing it.
My husband and I met at a Motorhead gig at Hammersmith Odeon in October 1987. Love this Stokie bloke. We had tickets to see him at the Odeon (sorry, Apollo) again in the January just after he died. Such a fabulous man: loved his life and made 70. Cheers to Lemmy!
@@Xxmeca421xX I think you'll find that there would be a drastically smaller amount of idols if we were to rule out people who did drugs ahah Also, I mean, I don't know the ins and outs of Lemmy's life, so I speak generally, as long as someone is still humane, still a good person at the end of the day, oh well
Seriously! A bottle of whiskey a day, shit ton of speed and cigarettes, only slept 4 hours a night, and still made it to 70. The rock n roll kept him alive
One of the biggest things i learnt from lemmy is live your life how you want to live it dont let people rule you and tell you what to do , rip lemmy you are a legend
Lemmy MOTÖRHEAD Interview 1995 0759am 19.6.23 " fucking wasting your time completely..." is kindda how it is and will probably be. the bottom line, maaaan....
@@corneliucodreanu6255 No need for that. Lemmy was a reader. Ozzy, in his biography, talks about how Lemmy had his nose in a book all the time. So books, drugs, videogames, women and rock n' roll seemed to be Lemmy's thing. Sounds like a pretty good time to me.
I really liked your comment at the end - You've never met anyone so intelligent or selfless ever since. That speaks volumes about Lemmy. We lost a great one when he left... R.I.P. LEM
@idoj654123 That's so true. We were lucky to have been alive while LEMMY was alive and old age has the potential to be as boring as fuck. Time will tell 😜⌚💤
I love the fact that he spent so much time and money collecting all those nazi uniforms and memorabilia just because he thought they looked cool and not because he had any interest in the politics.
Every time I see an interview with him it blows my mind. He was such a smart man. Great sense of humor too. And Sacrifice was a great album. Thanks for the share on that! Excellent.
..saw Motorhead live in Stockholm 1982..my first concert..they were still on the Iron Fist tour and Eddie had almost just left the band..Brian on guitar. Me and my friend were so young that his dad had to drive us to Stockholm "2 hour drive" and then he waited in the car the whole time while we banged our heads like crazy at the show! R.I.P Lemmy.
@@lukerogers151 Your comment is 'pretentious nonsense'. If you're going to troll comments try using some of that English Lit degree you claim to have :-/
@@lukerogers151 If you think Lemmy had virtually no talent then your opinion counts for nothing in a video comment section like this. Its obvious you are trolling because you're trying to goad Motorhead fans with your immature remarks. It won't work with me i assure you 😂😂
Lemmy was so intelligent, very wise very smart and extremely bright about how things worked , especially about religion, control and politics what’s is one whole same thing made to control you !
I keep coming back to this interview. I loved Lemmy’s attitude on things. Especially life. I could listen to his opinions on everything. One of a kind!
Thanks so much for sharing this. Wonderful. Lemmy grew up on the Isle of Anglesey, here in North Wales, where I'm from. I'm proud about that. Again, thanks.
Thanks for posting this great interview, The man wasn't just a musician he was an incredibly intelligent and charismatic human being, could listen to him for hours.
There’s two types of men: The who says he’s very humble while sitting next to a big stack of cash and wearing a diamond necklace And the man who says he’s honest and proves it.
an honorable man who lived to win. he's very much missed. thank you for posting this. i've never seen this one before. if everyone tried to live as lemmy did, the world would be such a better place.
Watching this makes me so glad that Motorhead penned the soundtrack to my adolescence. But more importantly - there's the message of true individualism running through Lemmy's conversation. Not enough people are secure enough in their own convictions to say things like he did. RIP Lemmy.
Hope Lemmy found that ever rocking jam in rock and roll heaven...he wasn't just the best at what he did, he was the one and only! Awesome interview, thanks for sharing it!
I always mentioned from you with respect.When we talk each other with friends about Motörhead. "R.I.P Lemmy" you were good dude. You was Always telling the bitter truths. Brotherhood of man Brother.🤘
"religion is about control, everybody in the village confesses to the priest every week, right? so the only guy in the village who knows everything about everybody is the priest. Powertrip."
Yes F E. And I knew that all along for decades. He was very well read, a great writer and a gifted song writer. His lyrics were all well thought out. Too bad many people over-look this in musicians. Can't judge a book by it's cover...................a line from one of my favorite Lemmy songs................"Shine." 1983............Another Perfect Day.
The gentleman. Beautiful turn of phrase and pure soul. Even though his music wasn't at the fore of my rotation, I admire the man. My regret is not meeting him since I lived not far. Also think about that. Of all the celebrity out there, I can safely say I could meet this legend if he were still alive because he was a real person. If I'm lucky I'll end up saying the same or some other on all the vids referencing Lemmy eventually. They're so many after all. Cheers this man. Let us see this and let his spirit ring for many many years.
I adore this man and all he stood for , he speaks the truth . He should of been the king for sure . He talks a lot of sense . Love the music and always will . Our world we live in now could be sorted by this man for sure .
I spent a whole evening with Lemmy. He was playing the fruit machine in the basement of the Embassy Club where me and my two friends had gate crashed a very famous musical composer's (no names) launch party. Lemmy was dressed in his normal tight jeans and cowboy boots, black tea shirt and bullet belt. I boldly went straight over to Lemmy and asked if he was part of the party and he answered in his his Northern Drawl "I don't know any of these f*****g w*****s I'm just here to play the fruit machine. We chatted for ages as he pumped the machine full of 10 pence pieces. He was the nicest, humblest bloke you could wish to meet. After what seemed like a couple of hours of chatting I said I had to get back to my friends and it was nice meeting him. He said the same. After about another hour, leather jacket hauled over his shoulder, he had the decency to come over and say goodbye stating that he had put £200 into the machine and that was his limit. A true legend!! Dave Colli
Lemmy was a fucking legend.....but above that, he was a good man.....away from the image and everything, he was a proper bloke and the world is a shitter place without him in it.......I really miss him.....godbless you Lemmy!!! You were the best mate!!!! Rest in peace brother
Lemmy is such a down to earth person and I love it he made some really good points in this interview and he just seems like really funny guy, would of loved to met this man and Ronnie James dio.
Lemmy is so funny. "How is this album different than the rest?"
"Well it's more recent."
hahaha, yes he had wit.
"We want more brutal raw sex" ....."Aids? What about it? You got it? No.Neither have I! Next question!..." Idols? Well not Billy..." The man had the greatest sense of humour and had so much integrity.... Bless him.....
"It poses the question how much more recent can this album be and the answer is none, none more recent."
reminds me of AC/DC.
"Is it true that you've released 12 albums that sound exactly the same?"
"This is outrageous, in fact we have released 13 albums that sound exactly the same"
James hetfield had a similar witty sense of humor. In an early interview when Dave was still with them the interviewer asked "how long have you guys been together" he replied "since we started" lol even back when he was a young 18-19 year old awkward kid he had it within lol
"I live a decent life. I live my life the best I can. I don't fuckin' screw anybody from money. I treat people the best I can treat them. I'm an honest man. I'm an honourable man" - Lemmy
This was special.❤️🫶
Felt that
🍻
He forgot modest
Living the best life now? Not in anticipation of the next! It’s evil teaching you gullible old rock fans , akin to being a thief a salvation thief!
I was fortunate enough to actually drink with the man. I showed up super early to a Motorhead show in 2004/5 and nobody was in the place. So my buddy and I headed to the adjacent bar on the other side of the venue and ordered whiskey's and beers. It was just us and the bartender. Some guy was playing pinball in the dark corner at the end of this long bar. He gets done and walks the long length of the bar and sits down right next to me, bullet belt, Iron Cross, leather jacket, boots and all. I always wore a .308 belt with tips (and sometimes 8mm shells with tips with M60 links) and leather jacket because of him and the Thrash scene. I didn't ask for a photo or autograph, just talked and drank with the man. I'll never forget that. RIP Lemmy.
Excellent story! Very cool not to ask him for anything...
Dont need to be fucking paparazzi bullshit crap
@@marcopoulin1897 , wasn't trying to be. That was my point. I could've been one of those douchebags who asked for pictures and signatures on everything but I didn't. Just drinking and talking with the man is all I needed. And he came and sat down next to me not vice versa.
You lucky bastard, I love you.
You lucky bastard
One summer night i was sitting on the northwest corner of Bleecker and MacDougall when I spotted Lemmy standing on the south east corner facing east but obviously lost. I quickly want over and asked him where he was looking for. He said he was headed to a bar on St Marks Place, i walked with him and we chatted about music. I told him Dead Kennedys and Crass and Conflict were my thing but i always liked Motorhead etcetc.He asked me to go for a drink or ten but i decIined as i was in early recovery !!! I had a big wad of $20 bills and asked him to sign one for me, he said keep your money and he took a dollar from his pocket and signed it for me.. Decent fella and very iconic rocker ... RIP
The actions of a good human being.
Wish there were more like him. World would be a better place
True . ✌️
2 years late on this but you’re speaking straight facts, world is definitely in need of more Lemmy’s
People are so afraid of the truth nowadays it’s disheartening
This is possibly the greatest interview I've ever seen
Definitely.
thx
ye obviously he's just great
Me too.
its mine now as well
Lemmy was the best man. If you did not want to hear the truth, you would never ask Lemmy. The man pulled no punches.
fucking awesome, probably the best footage of the man. I was fortunate enough to meet him in 2010 in Hollywood at a Ramones tribute show. I showed him my Rickenbacker bass and he held it in his hands. Real mojo!!!
Lemmy’s favorite band is Motorhead and most of his musical influences came from Motorhead.
Most of his influences are old school rock and roll, especially Little Richard.
Hawkwind
Lemmy's favorite band were Beatles and jimi hendrix
I’ve been on Wikipedia and it is true.
@GeordieGuitarist never underestimate The Beatles...... Read Lemmys autobiography..... Or the biography written by Mick Wall........ You obviously know fuck all about him.....
"We're getting old". Fuxker lived 20 years later and also made 20 more albums. You just gotta love the power of Lem and the band . Long live the Kings !
And even the later albums are awesome. Lost woman blues and dust and glass are awesome songs.
@@anthonypawnee611 Motorhead was my first concert for me 1980 NYC WHEN I WAS 13 Paid $5 for it. Have 5tats of LEMMY KILMISTER SNAGGLETOOTH UNDER MY NECK AND MOTORHEAD NAME ON RIGHT SIDE OF MY FOREARM REST IN POWER LEMMY KILMISTER Tribute shirts of him to. Miss him so much.The best band ever. LEMMY KILMISTER is the most Genuine Man u can ever meet. Honest man
@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987 I believe it. He seemed like a cool guy got to see them play in 2013. One hell of a show especially considering the age of the guys at the time.
@@anthonypawnee611 I watched the 5th last Lemmy concert before he died in Norway. He did 100% show when he were deadly sick.
@V3ntilator He was a trooper. Like I said in another post when I saw him Phil and mikkey play it was about 120 degrees outside. Just brutal humid heat. He had a doo rag complaining about the heat. But they played thru while we moshed and sweated all the water out of our bodies lol
04:20 god I love this man so much. genuinely. I miss him as a voice and presence in this world.
I've watched so many Lemmy vids and this is easily one of the best. thank you thank you *thank you* for sharing it.
"I miss him as a voice and presence in this world."
5:47 What he says there is awesome as well... Love from France guys
most welcome!
This is when I was roadieing for Motorhead. Wild fn times, Lemm told me "dont drink water, fish f**k in it."
You can tell Lemmy had just done some really high quality speed before doing this interview.
Why would he do it without speed
TheMiggitymark It's his personality
To be honest I reckon that's the closest to sober I've ever seen the man.
Lol😅
@@adelbertomuggler372 no it's high speed chicken feed
My husband and I met at a Motorhead gig at Hammersmith Odeon in October 1987. Love this Stokie bloke. We had tickets to see him at the Odeon (sorry, Apollo) again in the January just after he died. Such a fabulous man: loved his life and made 70. Cheers to Lemmy!
This should be shown in school.
this should be shown at school.
and message from B-Real may
covered it all up
To retards, on how not to become more retarded
Only if kids in school want to learn how to be a no talented pervert. Motorhead were fucking shit. Period.
Yeah because kids should look up to meth heads.
@@Xxmeca421xX I think you'll find that there would be a drastically smaller amount of idols if we were to rule out people who did drugs ahah
Also, I mean, I don't know the ins and outs of Lemmy's life, so I speak generally, as long as someone is still humane, still a good person at the end of the day, oh well
For someone who had a Rockstar lifestyle, dude lived to be ancient.
Seriously! A bottle of whiskey a day, shit ton of speed and cigarettes, only slept 4 hours a night, and still made it to 70. The rock n roll kept him alive
Ancient? He was dying on his feet from his early 60s.
@dt6949Ancient relative to his lifestyle yes.
One of the biggest things i learnt from lemmy is live your life how you want to live it dont let people rule you and tell you what to do , rip lemmy you are a legend
I meant vinnie not Connie thank you
Realest and the biggest badass out there. The guy is a legends legend.
Great interview.R.I.P Lemmy So real so honest so No bullshit Honourable honest and Awesome. Mikkey Dee is a legend too
Lemmy is a true legend!🤘
And Mickey Dee is an amazing drummer!
Lemmy MOTÖRHEAD Interview 1995 0759am 19.6.23 " fucking wasting your time completely..." is kindda how it is and will probably be. the bottom line, maaaan....
Cool, Funny, Serious and I've never seen it anywhere else.
Lemmy had the right attitude, that's a fact !!!
Thanks for sharing this!
Really enjoyed this!! Thanks for posting
Lemmy Bass lemmy reminds of my dad a lot and thats why i like watching these old videos over and over again
speed is a hell of a drug..
Thanks for posting this.
Lemmy seems to be doing speed while on video.
'I believe I'll find out when I die and I can wait' Legend!
"You got Goethe, Schiller and Kant", Lemmy was so much more well read than 99% of other musicians.
Corneliu Codreanu hah🤣🤧
@@corneliucodreanu6255 Just because of that. American's don't even know where theyr own country is in the map. ua-cam.com/video/kRh1zXFKC_o/v-deo.html
@@corneliucodreanu6255 No need for that. Lemmy was a reader. Ozzy, in his biography, talks about how Lemmy had his nose in a book all the time. So books, drugs, videogames, women and rock n' roll seemed to be Lemmy's thing. Sounds like a pretty good time to me.
@@rampart6233 Exactly! He did what he liked to do, and stayed true to that. He just happened to like those things.
@@corneliucodreanu6255 Harsh but fair, sir. Damn fair.
I really liked your comment at the end - You've never met anyone so intelligent or selfless ever since.
That speaks volumes about Lemmy.
We lost a great one when he left...
R.I.P. LEM
@idoj654123 That's so true. We were lucky to have been alive while LEMMY was alive and old age has the potential to be as boring as fuck. Time will tell 😜⌚💤
the older I get the more I love that guy.
Same bro
Same
That guy seemed to have such a big heart. Being a small time journalist and having Lemmy opening up to you is kind of a big deal
He made it to 70. What a great man.
That speech about german History and the Nazi's is one of the reasons i love Lemmi. Hes a genuinely good fucking dude.
he was a big world war i and ii buff. this guy was rock n roll
I love the fact that he spent so much time and money collecting all those nazi uniforms and memorabilia just because he thought they looked cool and not because he had any interest in the politics.
Honestly 90's Lemmy with the undyed hair and a little weight to him is the best Lemmy.
I'm Charming couldn't agree more
Yeah, he looked like the crazy uncle of the family that would introduce the nephews to booze and whorehouses.
@@astrologiaeaudiobooks7278 Best fuckin' uncle ever...
@@astrologiaeaudiobooks7278 great fuckin answer mate 😂😂
I'm sure Lem would be so pleased to hear that your talking about his appearance and not his music or his values 🙄
He tells it like it is, he doesn’t bullshit anyone and there are plenty of other people who do,R.I.P. Lemmy you will always be my hero
One of the best Motörhead interviews! Damn I miss Lemmy.
Every time I see an interview with him it blows my mind. He was such a smart man. Great sense of humor too. And Sacrifice was a great album. Thanks for the share on that! Excellent.
"They don't know if god's a hairy thunder or a cosmic muffin." Amen, brother.
This is a bloody good interview!
happyuk06 absolutely awesome
maciej wrotek, who do you be getting high with? Because that is absolutely not my experience.
@7:10 Kiss is about to call it quits....
Today, some 23 years later, Kiss is still planning their last farewell tour....
They called it quits a couple of times. But the money keeps calling them back.
No ACE, no KISS
Was about to write about this myself
No, they're PRETENDING to play their last farewell tour. They don't actually play live.
GOOD
I agree with Lemmy "Cows taste a lot better than they look."
Best interview I have seen with Lemmy so far. No one compares to him.
..saw Motorhead live in Stockholm 1982..my first concert..they were still on the Iron Fist tour and Eddie had almost just left the band..Brian on guitar. Me and my friend were so young that his dad had to drive us to Stockholm "2 hour drive" and then he waited in the car the whole time while we banged our heads like crazy at the show! R.I.P Lemmy.
tops to your dad man
I can smell cigarettes trough my screen
Good
I can smell the Jack D + coke.
..and the taste of Jacky Cola!
Yumm
Barksdale , instead of playing on youtube you should find professional help for your koolaid problem .👍
"Motorhead has been going a lot longer than hitler"
Thank you so much for putting this out - such a great interview
what a shame to be born too young! what a bloody legend!!! Rock on Lemmy!!!!!!!
Poitically, I believe in Lemmyism.
Ha! Aside from great music, the attitude in Motorhead was the best. Can be summed up pretty easy: giving everyone the finger.
@@lukerogers151 Your comment is 'pretentious nonsense'. If you're going to troll comments try using some of that English Lit degree you claim to have :-/
@@lukerogers151 Nope. Still rubbish trolling. Try again 😂😂
@Col. George S. Patton, Sr. Good point. His trolling effort was very lazy..
@@lukerogers151 If you think Lemmy had virtually no talent then your opinion counts for nothing in a video comment section like this. Its obvious you are trolling because you're trying to goad Motorhead fans with your immature remarks. It won't work with me i assure you 😂😂
Lemmy was so intelligent, very wise very smart and extremely bright about how things worked , especially about religion, control and politics what’s is one whole same thing made to control you !
I keep coming back to this interview. I loved Lemmy’s attitude on things. Especially life. I could listen to his opinions on everything. One of a kind!
This is one of the best interviews I've ever seen! Well done! 😁 What a nice guy Lemmy was and much missed ♥
"If we didn't exist, it would be necessary to invent us"
That was the take away
The most speedy I've ever seen Lemmy in an interview. Thanks for sharing.
Stuart Leighton yeah me too. His eyes are as sharp as laserbeams lmfao
he must have forgotten to drink alongside
How exactly do you know he was on speed here? Drinking yes, but I'm not sure if hes on Speed?
@@sh-jy7qw The way he's talking is a give away, plus knowing that he was a big fan of it.
@@stuartleighton interesting! Hmm I'm not sure though as I've seen him really talkative in other interviews?
Thanks so much for sharing this. Wonderful. Lemmy grew up on the Isle of Anglesey, here in North Wales, where I'm from. I'm proud about that. Again, thanks.
you are welcome!
Thanks for posting this great interview, The man wasn't just a musician he was an incredibly intelligent and charismatic human being, could listen to him for hours.
This interview is philosophical. Lemmy is just great.
He was this uncommon amalgamation of drugged up, drinking, partying rock star but also very principled and well read. Great man indeed.
There’s two types of men:
The who says he’s very humble while sitting next to a big stack of cash and wearing a diamond necklace
And the man who says he’s honest and proves it.
Lemmy was a brighter man than people thought. Spoke a lot of sense
He was a beautiful, beautiful, soulful man. A true inspiration.
an honorable man who lived to win. he's very much missed. thank you for posting this. i've never seen this one before.
if everyone tried to live as lemmy did, the world would be such a better place.
Watching this makes me so glad that Motorhead penned the soundtrack to my adolescence. But more importantly - there's the message of true individualism running through Lemmy's conversation. Not enough people are secure enough in their own convictions to say things like he did. RIP Lemmy.
Hope Lemmy found that ever rocking jam in rock and roll heaven...he wasn't just the best at what he did, he was the one and only! Awesome interview, thanks for sharing it!
I have been coming here for 2 years. I find this too calming for some reason.
even I come back every now and then for some peace and quiet
@@gunsmoke71 ya man totally.
I always mentioned from you with respect.When we talk each other with friends about Motörhead. "R.I.P Lemmy" you were good dude. You was Always telling the bitter truths. Brotherhood of man Brother.🤘
Lemmy was so great guy :) And it was amazing he gept it going 20 years after this
“”I believe I’ll find out when I die”, it’s a real pleasure listening to Lemmy, R.I.P.
The world feels a bit more empty without him. He will be forever an inspiration to us.
Lemmy where are you? This world went so damn emty and senseless without you!!! 🙁
He lived his own truth and then he left, what more can we ask of any man?
Love you Lemmy. Good to see you so happy and sharp. Rest in Peace. We miss you!
RIP Lemmy, your rock'n roll is in my heart for ever !
"religion is about control, everybody in the village confesses to the priest every week, right? so the only guy in the village who knows everything about everybody is the priest. Powertrip."
Ian (Lemmy) never gave up. He was honest and a very kind soul. He was true to himself. How can you not love this about a human being.
ve4mm a ridiculously talented honourable intelligent inspiring human being.
Yes F E. And I knew that all along for decades. He was very well read, a great writer and a gifted song writer. His lyrics were all well thought out. Too bad many people over-look this in musicians. Can't judge a book by it's cover...................a line from one of my favorite Lemmy songs................"Shine." 1983............Another Perfect Day.
The gentleman. Beautiful turn of phrase and pure soul. Even though his music wasn't at the fore of my rotation, I admire the man. My regret is not meeting him since I lived not far.
Also think about that. Of all the celebrity out there, I can safely say I could meet this legend if he were still alive because he was a real person.
If I'm lucky I'll end up saying the same or some other on all the vids referencing Lemmy eventually. They're so many after all.
Cheers this man. Let us see this and let his spirit ring for many many years.
I adore this man and all he stood for , he speaks the truth . He should of been the king for sure . He talks a lot of sense . Love the music and always will . Our world we live in now could be sorted by this man for sure .
Great Interview. Best i ever found. RIP Bro
cheers
A genuine no bullshit good person ! something for people to aspire to !
His modest yet stunning sense in fashion is admirable.......never changed....much.....thats the whole point...
I spent a whole evening with Lemmy. He was playing the fruit machine in the basement of the Embassy Club where me and my two friends had gate crashed a very famous musical composer's (no names) launch party. Lemmy was dressed in his normal tight jeans and cowboy boots, black tea shirt and bullet belt. I boldly went straight over to Lemmy and asked if he was part of the party and he answered in his his Northern Drawl "I don't know any of these f*****g w*****s I'm just here to play the fruit machine. We chatted for ages as he pumped the machine full of 10 pence pieces. He was the nicest, humblest bloke you could wish to meet. After what seemed like a couple of hours of chatting I said I had to get back to my friends and it was nice meeting him. He said the same. After about another hour, leather jacket hauled over his shoulder, he had the decency to come over and say goodbye stating that he had put £200 into the machine and that was his limit. A true legend!! Dave Colli
MTV - "Actually It doesn't even suck, it blows". Ha!
♠LEMMY♠ MISSED BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN....MOTORHEAD FOR LIFE 🍻
Lemmy was a fucking legend.....but above that, he was a good man.....away from the image and everything, he was a proper bloke and the world is a shitter place without him in it.......I really miss him.....godbless you Lemmy!!! You were the best mate!!!! Rest in peace brother
Lemmy was the real deal man. I wish I could have had the chance to meet him. He just exuded coolness. Rock in Peace brother...
Brilliant interview, thank you for sharing it with us. Lemmy was a great soul.
This is so great. thanks for posting!!! So nice to see a genuine interview that you know hasn't been edited a million times and chopped and changed
thx, you are welcome.
Damn..., I miss this guy so fuckin´ much. R.I.P. Lemmy !!!
An gentleman and an genious. Miss you lem ❤️♠️❤️
Now I like him even more than I already did. I miss that guy.
This is one of the best interviews I have seen with anyone ever
Thx Marton
I love stumbling around the Internet discovering more Lemmy interviews. However many you watch - there's always more out there!
Can you recommend me some please? Xx
A Cosmic Muffin
A Cold McMuffin
gold
Or a hairy thunder!!! ♥️☠😎😁 love him.....
Full respect, lemmy. Wise words
Lemmy is such a down to earth person and I love it he made some really good points in this interview and he just seems like really funny guy, would of loved to met this man and Ronnie James dio.
Lemmy is an international institution. Fortunately, we have his interviews to remind us of the footprint he left.
"If we didn't exist it would be necessary to invent us."
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"If we didn't exist it would be necessary to invent us."
This ain't politics.....this is rock 'n' roll
Thank god I got to see motorhead and Dio before these legends went on to rule the afterlife.
i so wish i had seen them live. both are awesome
I saw Motörhead, Dio and Iron Maiden in Houston . That show can’t be topped for me...
Same here. 2005. My ears are still ringing.
@@T.R.R.Jolkien Saw that tour in 2005 in Burgettstown Pa. Killer show
Saw them together. Lemmy opened with "We are Motörhead, and we kick your ass". They did.
"I've got a machine gun mouth". Hell yeah. Miss you, Lemmy. Always will 🤘🤘🤘
how can you not admire this man.....
I TRULY feel sorry for music lovers in the future who will never get to experience the greatness that was Lemmy and Motorhead.
I've watched a lot of lemmy interviews and this one is one of my favorites i really liked the questions you asked but i liked the responses more lol
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Just this short interview shows that you could travel around the world with Lemmy and you would never get bored..
Lemmy is in fine form during this interview. Always loved hearing what he had to say because it was always to the point and spot on.
❤ thanks for this.