I'd say that's the humble Lemmy way of putting it, but they really brought together bluesy rock, hard rock, punk and metal into the glorious maelstrom of their style. So, to put it as simply as Lemmy did, they ROCKED!
I've also seen Lemmy tell the story about the mic position as a means of not seeing the audience, so he could forget that the audience was made up of only 10 people (including the bar staff) and a dog.
I heard it was because lemmy had stage panic and the mic upwards would let him play and sing without being nervous, kinda makes sense, even with 10 people and a fog you could get anxious.
He’s done this a few times oddly. Like the conflicting stories of how Fast Eddie was introduced to Lemmy. I suppose in the end it doesn’t matter, but it is quite strange.
One of the things I liked about Lemmy’s singing was that it never really changed. A lot of male singers start to sing at a higher pitch as they age (see Axl, Vince Neil and even Bruce Dickinson). I’ve always wondered why that was? Lemmy on the other hand, never had that happen. Guess it was his style of singing that put little stress on his vocal cords.
I think the drummer is Mikkey Dee who is playing for the Scorpions now and if my memory serves me used to play for King Diamond back in the 80s. Awesome drummer!
@@randywissler9923 Lemmy presented him like "the best drummer in the world", every night for more than twenty years. I think this is the biggest honour in rock and roll.
Legendary swedish drummer, Mikkey Dee (King Diamond, Don Dokken, Motörhead, Scorpions). You must've met him several times during the heyday! Cheers from Sweden!
All Fired Up is a great song as well!Motorhead was a great band from start to finish, in my opinion, but the original lineup and the classic first few albums are what brought them their international cult following. RIP Lemmy, Eddie Clark and Phil Taylor! We'll never see another band that even compares to you three!
Lemmy was really nice to me. Motorehead played at Canes in Mission Beach many years ago... I went there in the afternoon to buy a ticket to the show and he came out from backstage and I introduced myself, he shook my hand and then he realized I was no one important... haha. After the show he recognized me and signed my gold Ace of Spades CD from a bar stool sitting next to a super hot blonde chick while drinking Jack and Coke. RIP Lemmy
I had te privilege of being his friend for more than 20 years. Once having some beers a friend of mine asked him "How does it feel to be the father of Thrash Metal?" He answered " I dont play Metal, it´s Rock and Roll" I said really? He said "Yeah, listen close to the music and you´ll see. It comes directly from Elvis" Great guy, miss him.
This is the one guy I could find that is truly legit. Most "vocal coaches" are just a bunch of normies that never even heard about some big names from Heavy Metal and Rock'n'Roll. Great vid man! Lemmy Lives!
I know many punk rock fans liked Motörhead. I was one. I have Ace of Spades notebook from 80's. Great and inspired me a lot. Photo on cover Lemmy with bullet belt and rest of band. Three metal cowboys ha ha. My first song what I practiced of course Ace of Spades. By the way Lemmy sang first with clear voice and country songs if I remember right...
Was fortunate enough to see Motörhead once. About 3 months before Lemmy passed. Hands down the loudest band I've ever seen (especially right in front of the stage). Motörhead till death. ♠️
Lemmy was such a character... From not being a bass player to start with, to playing bass through guitar amps and even to using the most iconic instrument mic (SM57) as his vocal mic of choice. :D
Ah, Lemmy. You rocked so hard and so long and you're still gone way too soon! Heck, I just discovered the super gem "Another Perfect Day." Absolutely beautiful! About as happy as Motorhead can get!
The drummer is Mikkey Dee (Micael Kiriakos Delaoglou) from Gothenburg, Sweden. His father is from Greece which explains his real name. Talking about energy. I think Lemmy had more energy when he was 70 than some others have when they are 20.
That's a good point you made at the beginning. There are so many "vocal coaches" analysing singers, but if I ask a question about singing I never get a reply. You, Ken, on the other hand, always answer. Plus you have so many albums out. I am currently getting them all. I had your Elvis cover of Can't Help Falling In Love playing the other day, and my neighbour is a mad Elvis fan. When I was coming home from work he said "I see you've discovered the King, about time I'm sick of hearing Tom Petty and that Dylan bloke!" So there you have it Ken, I didn't know whether to tell him it was you or let him carry on thinking it was Elvis. And anybody who reads this, have a listen to Ken's Elvis, it is amazingly like The King. As for Lemmy, I loved him he had no filter and nobody messed with him. I have a big framed poster of him in my house underneath it says 49% MF, 51% Son of a bitch.
Love Lemmy. Love Motörhead. Love this song. I've seen a whole bunch of UA-cam reactions to it. You are the only one yet to mouth the words and play air guitar. You win the prize.
Your stories are almost better than the vocal commentary! I loved the "I used to be..." Robert Plant story! Keep up the good work my friend. God bless and rock on.
My first love is the bass guitar this song is so much fun to play :-) I watch the original video on a regular basis its one of the best videos ever recorded in my humble opinion and yes the drummer looks like he is running for his life
Motorhead is one of the few rare bands that you would equally find punks and rockers in the crowd together. The punks loved the speed and rawness, the rockers loved the power and thrash of it. Ken, can you do a video on King's X, please?
Lemmy remains my favorite musician because he was uncompromising in so many ways. His voice didn't start out as the rough, gravelly thing made so famous by Motorhead; his songs in Hawkwind sound different because he isn't pushing his voice beyond its limits; some of the songs on the first Motorhead album are also like this. It must have done all kinds of permanent damage as later on, during the Lemmy documentary his voice was at times subtitled. God I miss knowing he's out there.
Thank you Ken, the video was definitely fun to watch but I'd like to hear more about what you personally think about Lemmy's voice and singing style. To me he's got a perfect voice for rock and roll and just the right attitude, as you have described. I've had discussions with people that have an opposite point of view and say that he couldn't sing properly. I don't think Lemmy cared about technique or stuff like that, he was all emotion and heart and passion. That's the reason why we admire him and hold him in such high regard, a straight shooter definitely, we need more people like him. Great channel by the way.
I bought this single when it first came out - I was still a schoolgirl then. I guess I understand what this guy is talking about in a way (Re: Catagorisation), because my friends said ' this is not proper Heavy Metal, it is just a noise'. I never cared, however. This is a CLASSIC.
Was just a young teen of 13 when this first came out. Heard of it but never heard it until around '82 with a compilation album I came across. Loved it from the first time I heard it and was just getting into Maiden and Priest with Number Of The Beast and Screaming For Vengeance as they had just come out. But Ace Of Spades was something REALLY different, and it reached out to me. Since '96, I've seen Motorhead about 6 or 7 times and loved them every time! Cheers!
I'm not sure it's strictly correct to say he was doing it into his 70's as he died days after his 70th birthday. But 100% his energy was amazing and I truly miss him and Motörhead. RIP Lemmy
I remember an interview with Lemmy , I think when the first Headcat album came out, and he was asked about his vocal style. He said that he actually had a weak singing voice and so had to really push it and eventually it became what we know and love. He sings Big River and although he doesn't sound like Johnny Cash he certainly catches his phrasing. ;0)
Ha! Your Robert Plant story is hilarious, because the exact same thing happened to me, except I'm clearly not Robert Plant, although I did play in a few completely obscure punk bands in the 80s, but that's irrelevant to the story. years after I quit playing and I'd moved to Toronto, I was a regular at a local place called the Bovine Sex Club. I guess I LOOKED like I was in a band, that whole late 80s sort of punk/glam/goth variations on the Johnny Thunders theme with lots of leather and black hair and you get the idea. Anyway, what sounds like possibly the same gum chewing gold digger you saw in LA comes up to me all flirty and asks me something unintelligible. So I leaned closer to her, and said, "What?". She goes, "What band are you in?" and looked quite excited about which one it might be. So I said, "I'm not in a band", and she goes, "oh", turns and walks away exactly like Robert Plant girl. That's the day I realized exactly how shallow that whole scene was and walked away from it. Well, I know my story's not as great because it's always better when a guy from Led Zeppelin's in it, but it's the best I can do. and it's sort of comforting to know that the same thing happens to world famous rock superstars. Also, forgot to mention that I was lucky enough to see Motorhead in 82, one of their final shows with the original lineup, and yes, it was LOUD. Sounded like an airport with drums. It was brilliant.
I had bruised ribs for a month after watching Motörhead at Leicester University way back when, I got constantly slammed up against the barriers by the crowd behind, but I didn’t notice at the time! Too busy going nuts!
Great video Ken!! Listening to your story got me thinking Ken, you have met so many people through music, wish you could find the time to share all your life experiences 👍
It is so crazy to me that I have been a fan of Shout for years and never knew you were the lead singer!! My mind is BLOWN. i dont know how I didn’t put two and two together. Love the band and I def have to get singing lessons from you!
The one and only bassplayer in the world i think, that uses his bassguitar almost like a normal guitar. There is a video here on UA-cam that how he explains the way he plays his bassguitar.
Hard to categorise? Lemmy's intro: Hi we are Motörhead and we play Rock and Roll.
I'd say that's the humble Lemmy way of putting it, but they really brought together bluesy rock, hard rock, punk and metal into the glorious maelstrom of their style. So, to put it as simply as Lemmy did, they ROCKED!
David Bakker-Wester It’s the crux of Hard Rock, Metal, and Punk
How to categorise Motörhead? Simple: it's effin Motörhead!
im just categorize them as crossover-thrash.
And fucking* roll
Motorhead were so loud live, you can still hear them.
Travis Woyen What? 👂
@@kentamplin Haha! Both of you made really funny comments!
Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy they were the loudest band on earth
@@hessianmusicdealer What? What?
Their music was so loud that nasa saw it imprinted in cosmic background radiation, echoing through the space with the loudest bang ever, the big bang!
“We are Motörhead, & we play rock n roll........ don’t forget us.”
RIP Lemmy
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Lemmy is the coolest person to ever exist
I've also seen Lemmy tell the story about the mic position as a means of not seeing the audience, so he could forget that the audience was made up of only 10 people (including the bar staff) and a dog.
@Zombie3110bd Haha right? I bet Lemmy was just an epic story teller. He had to be, obviously.
I heard it was because lemmy had stage panic and the mic upwards would let him play and sing without being nervous, kinda makes sense, even with 10 people and a fog you could get anxious.
He’s done this a few times oddly. Like the conflicting stories of how Fast Eddie was introduced to Lemmy.
I suppose in the end it doesn’t matter, but it is quite strange.
Lemmy absolute legend,love his quote of we ain't metal or thrash we're just a rock n roll band if you hook up an afterburner..great vid Ken.
Lynt Nugent Lemmy!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of the things I liked about Lemmy’s singing was that it never really changed. A lot of male singers start to sing at a higher pitch as they age (see Axl, Vince Neil and even Bruce Dickinson). I’ve always wondered why that was? Lemmy on the other hand, never had that happen. Guess it was his style of singing that put little stress on his vocal cords.
CamaroAmx 👍👍👍
i love the fact that lemmy never let fame change him one iota
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This my favourite band. What a great loss. RIP Lemmy. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Aakash Mahajan Lemmy. We miss him.
I went to go see Motorhead several years ago. My ears are still ringing.
Hell yeah.
I think the drummer is Mikkey Dee who is playing for the Scorpions now and if my memory serves me used to play for King Diamond back in the 80s. Awesome drummer!
And before king diamond he played in a led zepplin ripp of band kingdom come. Good band though.
Mickey Dee doesn't get the respect he truly deserves!!! And also, original drummer, philthy Phil Taylor definitely doesn't get the respect either!!!
@@randywissler9923 phil was awesome. he started the whole trash scene, without him megadeth wouldn't exist!
@@randywissler9923 Lemmy presented him like "the best drummer in the world", every night for more than twenty years. I think this is the biggest honour in rock and roll.
Jesse COC
Without Lemmy, a whole bunch of bands wouldn’t exist.
Lemmy thrived on a diet of Marlboros and Jack N' Cokes. If he can make it past 70, anybody can.
Riftsighf He made it 4 days past his 70th birthday...
I remember the day he turned 70 my exact words were "he's goin to out live Keith Richards".
Loved your stories about Lemmy and Robert Plant. Lemmy is truly missed.
FINALLY! The origin of the Lemmy mic stance revealed!
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Lemmy didn't let brain cancer keep him off the stage, he certainly is not going to give a crap about shrapnel !
Legendary swedish drummer, Mikkey Dee (King Diamond, Don Dokken, Motörhead, Scorpions). You must've met him several times during the heyday!
Cheers from Sweden!
Saw motorhead here in new Zealand in 84 in a very small club, blistering volume,the best band I've ever seen and I've seen all the big one's...
Very, very loud, no matter how big or how small the venue. Loudest band I ever heard. Huh? Eh? What was that?
Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy haha love it...Cheer's
Not just Lemmy, "Fast" Eddie Clarke R.I.P.
I'll never forget "Say what you will" by Fastway.
All Fired Up is a great song as well!Motorhead was a great band from start to finish, in my opinion, but the original lineup and the classic first few albums are what brought them their international cult following. RIP Lemmy, Eddie Clark and Phil Taylor! We'll never see another band that even compares to you three!
I never click on reaction vids but was so happy to see this. The stories made my day. Thanks Ken!
Thanks C W! Happy to hear that!
Lemmy was really nice to me. Motorehead played at Canes in Mission Beach many years ago... I went there in the afternoon to buy a ticket to the show and he came out from backstage and I introduced myself, he shook my hand and then he realized I was no one important... haha. After the show he recognized me and signed my gold Ace of Spades CD from a bar stool sitting next to a super hot blonde chick while drinking Jack and Coke. RIP Lemmy
Someday I want to visit the sunset strip and see all the historic clubs like the Rainbow, Roxy, and Whisky a Go Go.
Yeah LEMMY! Great Reaction Mr. Tamplin Thank You. He had such a unique voice, it's too bad he's gone.
Zion- Lemmy- gone too soon.
I had te privilege of being his friend for more than 20 years. Once having some beers a friend of mine asked him "How does it feel to be the father of Thrash Metal?" He answered " I dont play Metal, it´s Rock and Roll" I said really? He said "Yeah, listen close to the music and you´ll see. It comes directly from Elvis" Great guy, miss him.
Very cool!!! He's missed.
This is the one guy I could find that is truly legit. Most "vocal coaches" are just a bunch of normies that never even heard about some big names from Heavy Metal and Rock'n'Roll.
Great vid man! Lemmy Lives!
Thanks, Vinicius T. Mendes!
I know many punk rock fans liked Motörhead. I was one.
I have Ace of Spades notebook from 80's.
Great and inspired me a lot. Photo on cover Lemmy with bullet belt and rest of band. Three metal cowboys ha ha.
My first song what I practiced of course Ace of Spades.
By the way Lemmy sang first with clear voice and country songs if I remember right...
I could never describe how motorhead made me feel. I still have no words. Thank you.
Thank you for the visit!
Was fortunate enough to see Motörhead once. About 3 months before Lemmy passed. Hands down the loudest band I've ever seen (especially right in front of the stage). Motörhead till death. ♠️
He's the Godfather of Rock n Roll for a reason. #RIPLEMMY
Kenny Roberts Indeed. Unless you grew up in L.A. Then the godfather would be Bill Gazzarri.
Lemmy was such a character... From not being a bass player to start with, to playing bass through guitar amps and even to using the most iconic instrument mic (SM57) as his vocal mic of choice. :D
Love the rock life stories, somehow I didn't expect that everyone was so interconnected, but I'm here for it.
Ken, great video! I lough my ass out with the Robert Pant story, AMAZING!!!! hahahahahahahaha
Ah, Lemmy. You rocked so hard and so long and you're still gone way too soon! Heck, I just discovered the super gem "Another Perfect Day." Absolutely beautiful! About as happy as Motorhead can get!
Please do a reaction on any of Chris Cornell's acoustic solo performances.......they are gems!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for the suggestion, Sanjay!
@@kentamplin 🤘🤘🤘
Ticket to ride!!
I saw Motorhead in 2002, my ears still ringing from that show!
I'll bet!
The drummer is Mikkey Dee (Micael Kiriakos Delaoglou) from Gothenburg, Sweden. His father is from Greece which explains his real name.
Talking about energy. I think Lemmy had more energy when he was 70 than some others have when they are 20.
Reine H 👍
almost perfect Lemmy impersonation!!!
Amazing vid. Thanks!!! :))
Shakir- Glad you think so!
I don't think Ken said anything about his singing, though... lol ;)
Your impression of Lemmy is hilarious, you make him sound like a public school boy with a sore throat.
Love your side stories your awesome💞💞 thanks Ken
Thank you, Trayla. I appreciate that.
Lemmy is love! Motorhead is life! Great video as always ken🙌
I gotta say, Ken, I enjoy your videos as much for the reaction as for the anecdotes you throw in sometimes. Man, you have some great stories!
Thanks Brent!
Jeez how tight is guitar Phil Campbell w/. that drummer!! Amazing. Love Ken's vocal take of Lemmy... more of that please :)
Been a huge Motorhead fan for years, play it loud and proud, if it's to loud your to old. R.I.P. Lemmy.
That's a good point you made at the beginning. There are so many "vocal coaches" analysing singers, but if I ask a question about singing I never get a reply. You, Ken, on the other hand, always answer. Plus you have so many albums out. I am currently getting them all. I had your Elvis cover of Can't Help Falling In Love playing the other day, and my neighbour is a mad Elvis fan. When I was coming home from work he said "I see you've discovered the King, about time I'm sick of hearing Tom Petty and that Dylan bloke!" So there you have it Ken, I didn't know whether to tell him it was you or let him carry on thinking it was Elvis.
And anybody who reads this, have a listen to Ken's Elvis, it is amazingly like The King.
As for Lemmy, I loved him he had no filter and nobody messed with him. I have a big framed poster of him in my house underneath it says 49% MF, 51% Son of a bitch.
I always enjoy your informative well critiqued videos Ken! you always Rock!
Happy to hear that, Rheita!
My arms would fall off after just 1/4 of the song playing drums!!! Damn thats Fast!!!
Love Lemmy. Love Motörhead. Love this song. I've seen a whole bunch of UA-cam reactions to it. You are the only one yet to mouth the words and play air guitar.
You win the prize.
Mikkey Dee on drums! So badass the whole band! Seen some stuff with Mikkey...he is a typical Swede lol.
Come for the music, come for the videos, and stay for the stories. :)
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awesome react Ken, thank you!!! please do a reaction of Andre Matos, he was amazing ❤️
Glad you think so, Emily!
Your stories are almost better than the vocal commentary! I loved the "I used to be..." Robert Plant story! Keep up the good work my friend. God bless and rock on.
jcoulter43- Thanks!!!
Lemmy is the rock’n’roll, his music and life, true to the bone.
Matteo Merea I wouldn't argue that.
Dude!???!¡ You have all these stories about where you been!¡¡
Freaking awesome! I envy you!!
Hope you'd do vocal coach reacts to death metal for the next video, once again,thanks Ken,
this is awesome!
Love your LA stories. That Robert Plant one was priceless 😂
Kris Law - After so many years I've got alot of them!!
If only the girl in question had been wearing a Led Zepplin shirt, that could have been the irony to end all irony. :D
Loving this everytime, love all pointers!
Keep it up you're awesome!
Awesome, Alfonso! Great to hear!
My first love is the bass guitar this song is so much fun to play :-) I watch the original video on a regular basis its one of the best videos ever recorded in my humble opinion and yes the drummer looks like he is running for his life
Motorhead was an amazing Rock and Roll band, David!
Lemmy have vocal incredible and unique
Preman Campus 👍👍👍
@@kentamplin I never heard someone singing like him..coach.
This song just grooves. It has that groovy hook guitar part I just love. Can't get enough of this song. Not long enough.
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Motorhead is one of the few rare bands that you would equally find punks and rockers in the crowd together. The punks loved the speed and rawness, the rockers loved the power and thrash of it.
Ken, can you do a video on King's X, please?
Thanks for the suggestion, Deetroiter!
What a great Lemmy impersonation!!!! Thank you for that and the great insight story and also the funny Robert Plant story!!! Thank you very much!! 😃
Being at a small club motor head show would have been so fun.
Awesome reaction video Ken !!! 😁🖒 Awesome story, !! another cool video Ken !!🖒 😁🤘
Lemmy remains my favorite musician because he was uncompromising in so many ways. His voice didn't start out as the rough, gravelly thing made so famous by Motorhead; his songs in Hawkwind sound different because he isn't pushing his voice beyond its limits; some of the songs on the first Motorhead album are also like this. It must have done all kinds of permanent damage as later on, during the Lemmy documentary his voice was at times subtitled. God I miss knowing he's out there.
Thank you Ken, the video was definitely fun to watch but I'd like to hear more about what you personally think about Lemmy's voice and singing style. To me he's got a perfect voice for rock and roll and just the right attitude, as you have described. I've had discussions with people that have an opposite point of view and say that he couldn't sing properly. I don't think Lemmy cared about technique or stuff like that, he was all emotion and heart and passion. That's the reason why we admire him and hold him in such high regard, a straight shooter definitely, we need more people like him. Great channel by the way.
Criminally underrated bass player! Pisses me off that people forget how good he was!
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Damn Nice. A legend. Thanks for the video Ken.
I bought this single when it first came out - I was still a schoolgirl then. I guess I understand what this guy is talking about in a way (Re: Catagorisation), because my friends said ' this is not proper Heavy Metal, it is just a noise'. I never cared, however. This is a CLASSIC.
Was just a young teen of 13 when this first came out. Heard of it but never heard it until around '82 with a compilation album I came across. Loved it from the first time I heard it and was just getting into Maiden and Priest with Number Of The Beast and Screaming For Vengeance as they had just come out. But Ace Of Spades was something REALLY different, and it reached out to me. Since '96, I've seen Motorhead about 6 or 7 times and loved them every time! Cheers!
@@briansauer6695 "The Complete Motorhead" kit 6 song 12" EP with the poster, sew on patch and color booklet ? LoL.
Loved the stories! Nobody is more rock n' roll than Lemmy, legend status for sure.
He was truly a character! So much fun to hang out with.
this vid is legendary thanks ken!!! :D
Thank you, ret!
Lemmy = Legend !!!!
THE LÉO OFICIAL He is.
I love your stories and the grace with which you present them, lol
Good stuff, man!👍🏻
Thank you, Nick!
Your reactions are great. Your road stories are awesome!
I'm not sure it's strictly correct to say he was doing it into his 70's as he died days after his 70th birthday.
But 100% his energy was amazing and I truly miss him and Motörhead.
RIP Lemmy
We do miss him. Rock on, Dom.
@@kentamplin Thank you Ken. I love your channel by the way.
I remember an interview with Lemmy , I think when the first Headcat album came out, and he was asked about his vocal style. He said that he actually had a weak singing voice and so had to really push it and eventually it became what we know and love. He sings Big River and although he doesn't sound like Johnny Cash he certainly catches his phrasing. ;0)
This is like a direct Conversation with you. Love it.
Ken’s Lemmy accent lol I know Lemmy would have loved that Motörhead just appealed to so many genres
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1:30 that Lemmy voice is spot on!!!! 😂👌👌
Sanjay Menon Lemmy!!!!
@@kentamplin 😊
Ken Tamplin hair tied back and reacting to Lemmy, now I have seen it all great reaction man
Amazing Ken! I love how you tell us your adventures!! Keep rocking man! Blessings
Great stories Mr Tamplin, I enjoyed this a lot :) Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ken Tamplin..You sir are just downright awesome. Watch all your vids. Thanks for the awesome content..I salute you..
Thanks for visiting my channel, Mog!
The loudest band I have seen. My ears were ringing for 2 days after the gig. I was still in school then.
I'll bet!
Darren Wood I saw Don Dokken and warm up for Twisted Sister back in the 80s the whole place empty because it was so loud when Dokken and was up.
Your singing course has been amazing! I literally couldn’t sing to save my life and now even people say I do it very very well. Love Ken
Alberto Sk Rico That is so awesome! Really happy to hear that!
Ha! Your Robert Plant story is hilarious, because the exact same thing happened to me, except I'm clearly not Robert Plant, although I did play in a few completely obscure punk bands in the 80s, but that's irrelevant to the story. years after I quit playing and I'd moved to Toronto, I was a regular at a local place called the Bovine Sex Club. I guess I LOOKED like I was in a band, that whole late 80s sort of punk/glam/goth variations on the Johnny Thunders theme with lots of leather and black hair and you get the idea. Anyway, what sounds like possibly the same gum chewing gold digger you saw in LA comes up to me all flirty and asks me something unintelligible. So I leaned closer to her, and said, "What?". She goes, "What band are you in?" and looked quite excited about which one it might be. So I said, "I'm not in a band", and she goes, "oh", turns and walks away exactly like Robert Plant girl. That's the day I realized exactly how shallow that whole scene was and walked away from it. Well, I know my story's not as great because it's always better when a guy from Led Zeppelin's in it, but it's the best I can do. and it's sort of comforting to know that the same thing happens to world famous rock superstars.
Also, forgot to mention that I was lucky enough to see Motorhead in 82, one of their final shows with the original lineup, and yes, it was LOUD. Sounded like an airport with drums. It was brilliant.
Ha, ha. Same chick.
Great story.
Loudest concert hands down. I was lucky enough to have a drink with Lemmy. RIP🤘
I had bruised ribs for a month after watching Motörhead at Leicester University way back when, I got constantly slammed up against the barriers by the crowd behind, but I didn’t notice at the time! Too busy going nuts!
Aakash Mahajan I'm sure it was worth it!
Great video Ken!!
Listening to your story got me thinking Ken, you have met so many people through music, wish you could find the time to share all your life experiences 👍
You are very informative, but so much fun to watch as well.
Glad you think so, Calleigh!
Lemmy is a legend. Brilliant stuff.
Yes, Lemmy. I miss him!
Lemmy was the definition of badass and cool
Yes he was, Ibe!
Lemme was a class act...love his interviews/stories.
PS. I'd spend hours listening to you tell stories about the people you've met.
Awesome!
2 of my favs Ken and Lemmy ! We are the road crew hahahahahaha proof is in the singing .
George Pedone 👍👍👍
You should write a book Ken. You have the most awesome stories !
Thanks, bigfredman100!
Wow....one of my favorite band dude....thanks....
Love this series!!!
AleksaD4G- Glad you like it!
More stories Ken! Never get tired of them.
Johnny Toronto Okay, son. Gather 'round grandpa's rocker.
It is so crazy to me that I have been a fan of Shout for years and never knew you were the lead singer!! My mind is BLOWN. i dont know how I didn’t put two and two together. Love the band and I def have to get singing lessons from you!
Cody Reeves Glad you made the connection.
Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy you ROCK! Thanks for replying. 🤘
Haha that was fun stories! Please share more like those .
Will do, Raven!
The one and only bassplayer in the world i think, that uses his bassguitar almost like a normal guitar. There is a video here on UA-cam that how he explains the way he plays his bassguitar.
Gracias y saludos cordiales desde Mallorca para ti también Ken tamplin