Memorial Service and Celebration of Ian Fraser "Lemmy" Kilmister (Official Release)

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  • Опубліковано 12 січ 2016
  • This has been an impossibly hard time for us all...Saturday, January 9th 2015, with all it's love, laughter, tears (and a few weirdy sweary bits!) has hopefully allowed us all to breathe and work on closure (of a sort). Due to such an outpouring from the fans these memories of the service & celebration of Lemm's life are here for us to enjoy. Thank you all for being with us and let's stick together and keep Motörhead alive.

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  • @Villagejonesy
    @Villagejonesy 6 років тому +693

    There'll never be another like him.
    Before he died, he was asked how he'd like to be remembered, and he said, "as an honest man." You were that, man.

    • @tracijames4105
      @tracijames4105 4 роки тому +3

      Well lemmi, you've gone and done it now!!!

    • @tracijames4105
      @tracijames4105 4 роки тому

      Got my own life as welll as long as nobody's murdering over the spotlight..

    • @superrrnova1986
      @superrrnova1986 3 роки тому +3

      He said he'd like to be remembered as an honest man, an honourable man. Than added there's no chance of that happening. What a guy

    • @christopherogley1714
      @christopherogley1714 3 роки тому

      What you get from an Hawkwind apprenticeship....I'm sure he wasn't aping the Ashton's. This man came from the relentless throb of Hawkwind...he started using the pick bits n between his fingers to get the treble twang of guitar strings under..or over? The bass notes .. brilliant...lynot was good bassfront..Bruce too..but lem had the ultimate bassfront chops

    • @christopherogley1714
      @christopherogley1714 3 роки тому

      No doubt

  • @metallaholic
    @metallaholic 7 років тому +574

    I saw motorhead open up for iron maiden in the mid 2000s. My section wasn't very full yet but I was wearing a motorhead shirt and screaming my head off. I'll never forgot when he pointed his bass directly at me and gave me a head knod.

    • @jjpme92un
      @jjpme92un 7 років тому +33

      Was it the tour w Dio/Motorhead/Iron Maiden ?

    • @metallaholic
      @metallaholic 7 років тому +34

      Yes. It was glorious.

    • @agp11001
      @agp11001 6 років тому +18

      Almost had the same experience with them playing at a festival just before Maiden. First row. Motorhead shirt, screaming like a maniac, singing everything I knew and playing air bass. What a head nod.

    • @ziragers9562
      @ziragers9562 6 років тому +11

      wow you're lucky...

    • @Yosemite-George-61
      @Yosemite-George-61 4 роки тому +5

      same happened to me in Denver...

  • @logancaine9616
    @logancaine9616 5 років тому +57

    If there's an afterlife. The thought of Lemmy singing A Boy Named Sue alongside Johnny Cash, takes away all fear of the inevitable for me. R.I.P. To the last true rocker.

    • @kevcatnip7589
      @kevcatnip7589 4 роки тому +8

      This should be the example how to send off a loved one ,,,and they say rock n roll is evil

    • @tommyt1971
      @tommyt1971 Рік тому

      Dude, that is CRAZY. If only it could be done in real life!

  • @Randall_Kildare
    @Randall_Kildare 8 років тому +210

    Years ago, I used to bounce at the Rainbow, where Lem, when he was in town; could always be found, sitting at the back-bar usually by himself. It's hardly uncommon to see famous musicans there, but the first time I saw him, I nearly froze! The rest of the bouncers all gave me 'the look' and "yeah yeah'd" me, which I couldn't understand... till a few weeks in & seeing him nightly washed off the shock of it. He always had a zinger, delivered dead-pan, that you'd ponder on for a moment, & well after he'd walked away, the punchline would sink in & leave you in stitches. He was always cordial & gracious.
    It got to the point where we'd greet each other nonchalantly, I... forgetting that he was a motherfucking ROCK ICON. he was just.. Lem. Another loved regular.
    One night, I wander into work a bit late, & lem is already there. He had a 6'3" 19-20 year old girl in a dress that looked more like a super hero outfit, sitting on his knee & he chatting her up with a twinkle in his eye. I find this amusing, & a glance around the room reveals that nearly everyone else does too. At one point, he leaps up, grabs the girls purse & tosses it to her, smacks her on the arse & snatches her hand & drags her out of the bar. At this very moment, 'Ace of Spades' begins roaring out of the house stereo... & I remembered who he really is.
    It's not hyperbole, what they all say of him. Sure... He could be a little dismissive with fan-boys:
    fan-boy chode #1: *"ERHMEHGERD!?!??! Your Wmmie Kiwmeester!!?!?!*
    fan-boy chode #2: *"huuUuuUhuHHuH.... yA... yOIU... U R DA SHIT!!!!!!"*
    Lem: ( without looking away from his video poker game ) *"oh.. izat whut at smell is... eh... aven't stood up in a while."*
    But with his friends, there was no pretense, & no filter. He loved people out loud & treated them like family. Better than family. Lemmy had that rare & magic trait of being so genuine that it rubbed off on other around him, & you could feel that & see it in how people reacted while hanging with him.
    When I think of a Rock Star, I tend to think of uniqueness & individuality. ya know... like, copying them is cool when you're 13/14 & jammin' in your room, but when you come of age, you've gotta shine on your own & in your own way... Then I think, why can't we all be like that. No, there will never be another... and yet those traits should in no way be unique. So, let's all take after Lemmy, yeah!? *Rock out loud, live out loud, love out loud & make no excuses!*
    *Riff in Peace Lem*. We'll see you on the other side.
    feel free to share yer own stories about him here, in thread
    *p.s.* Paul Kilmister mentions Lemmy's little 'doodles' & hand-drawn comics... I'd love to see them meself! I'm sure I'm not alone in that respect. A wish for a posthumous publication for an intimate look into the enigmatic fella himself.
    That aside, I howled during his immensely loving eulogy.

    • @JRut99
      @JRut99 6 років тому +3

      a last Dragon awesome story man! Deserves more likes for sure

    • @C0ltxx45
      @C0ltxx45 6 років тому

      a last Dragon I’m a year late, but this is probably the best comment I’ve read in 10+ years on UA-cam. I watched his documentary and it really felt like your story could have been part of it, it fits so well with what I saw. I’m envious of your experience meeting him, man. One of the best to ever do it!!

    • @Steven_McCrae
      @Steven_McCrae 4 роки тому

      I remember his brief visit on the OnA radio show , and i seem to recall them mentioning him just "doodling" haha id love to see those "doodles" or any for that matter !
      Cant express the loss i still feel today , i miss you buddy Rock In Paradise you fucking Legend

    • @spinynorman2187
      @spinynorman2187 4 роки тому +8

      In the early eighties I played drums in a relatively unknown N.W.O.B.H.M. band called Legend. We had just set up as a support band at the Marquee club to Bernie Tormes Electric Gypsies . After setting up we went over to a bar across the street ,when who should walk past but Lemmy, wearing his trademark leather jacket with the studded ace of spades on the back. One of our roadies ran out and told him Bernie was playing at the Marquee to which came the gravelly reply “ I’m on my way there now “After the gig we met Lemmy and he bought one of our records as we asked him for advice on how to get ahead in the music business to which he replied “ You never know your luck , keep at it, you just never know your luck “ Fucking amazingly unpretentious and humble soul. R.I.P sir 🤟🏼

    • @shawntoodle9271
      @shawntoodle9271 4 роки тому

      Wow! Thank you for sharing!

  • @BigHumz155
    @BigHumz155 8 років тому +476

    Fucking had to fight back tears during Dave's speech. I love how the bass feedback startles him too.

    • @cameronpaton7011
      @cameronpaton7011 8 років тому +15

      It was so hard to watch

    • @nickcox3843
      @nickcox3843 8 років тому

      +Cameron Paton know what you mean, very emotional.

    • @dsl32
      @dsl32 8 років тому +3

      +Humza Ahmed the same for me God Bless Lemmy

    • @freakinkrang5152
      @freakinkrang5152 8 років тому +10

      Cheers my friend! To Lemmy!!!

    • @oz_media
      @oz_media 8 років тому +2

      +Humza Ahmed I think I was losing it 3 minutes in.

  • @Jethrofinger
    @Jethrofinger 8 років тому +585

    I posted this for another upload of the services. Here are the speakers, with time stamps
    Paul Inder (Lemmy's son)- 1:25
    Mikkey Dee- 18:16
    Nina and Jim (Lemmy's friends from Berlin)- 23:07
    Bob Kulick- 29:27
    Slim Jim- 32:42
    Ute Komrey (Lemmy's nurse)- 35:14
    Ian and Dixon- 37:45
    Scotty- 42:39
    Sheryl (Lemmy's girlfriend) and Mike (from the Rainbow)- 49:33
    Joe (Motorhead's promoter of 20+ years)- 51:32
    Paschal (Lemmy's boot maker)- 52:51
    Stefan and Moe Rat- 55:00
    Matt Sorum- 1:00:06
    Slash- 1:06:18
    Roger (stage manager)- 1:09:39
    Whitfield Crane and Mike Inez- 1:14:34
    Rob Halford- 1:23:26
    Scott Ian- 1:27:14
    Triple H- 1:31:07
    Robert Trujillo- 1:40:02
    Lars Ulrich- 1:45:08
    Dave Grohl- 1:51:32

  • @SWBaek117
    @SWBaek117 6 років тому +55

    Never thought I would watch a 2-hour funeral video of somebody. I almost got burst into tears when Roger and Grohl did. Rest in peace Lemmy, you were, are and will be my best rock and roll hero.

  • @eileenfox3507
    @eileenfox3507 Рік тому +53

    Lost my Dad in January 2022 and I think it’s Soo great that I think the same.... that my Dad was the BEST Dad in the world. Mine wasn’t famous... just an amazing 35 year mechanic who could rebuild anything, but he was “my Dad”, his name was Dan Burke Sr. and I hope this post lets his memory live on.....❤(thanx whoever is reading, it’s all I really have )

    • @vyrkwid837
      @vyrkwid837 Рік тому +1

      my condolences for your father, really. I dont get to see mine all too much but hes still kicking, alls i know is he loves Harleys and motorcycles haha. but even though i dont gett to see him i can still say the same, all fathers are rockstars in their kid's minds even if they arent famous, you always believe your father is the coolest dude in the room.

    • @eileenfox3507
      @eileenfox3507 Рік тому

      @@vyrkwid837 Thanks...I’m really glad someone read that....😊... I’m so sorry, I was so touched by any response at all that I didn’t even say how much I thank you for your condolences, but also for the sharing of your dad... (definitely made me smile) ... and we love Harley’s too... lotsa bikes in my family.... anyway, thanks for the smile(much appreciated!)

    • @STOLTSVENSKH
      @STOLTSVENSKH Рік тому +1

      Sorry for your loss. Thank you for sharing. Your dad sounds like he was a great father. May he rest in peace

    • @eileenfox3507
      @eileenfox3507 Рік тому

      @@STOLTSVENSKH Thank you so much... truly means the world to me.....(🙂)

    • @jacestephenweatherall1732
      @jacestephenweatherall1732 Рік тому +1

      Rio your dad

  • @OrionHellraiser
    @OrionHellraiser 8 років тому +305

    This was a fucking funny and epic memorial service, just as epic as Lemmy's life, it was so beautiful and it was amazing that Motörhead management shared it to everyone, Rest In Peace, Motörhead and Lemmy still is and will be a great part of my life

    • @freakinkrang5152
      @freakinkrang5152 8 років тому +14

      Cheers my friend! Long live Lemmy... Long live Motorhead!

    • @oskarjugendpflege9842
      @oskarjugendpflege9842 8 років тому +11

      +Orion Hellraiser 100% Agreement man.....I wish all memorial services would concentrate on this. I'm sick of mourning and crying for the loss, let's fucking celebrate the time we had with these amazing people!

    • @lemmythebulldog8812
      @lemmythebulldog8812 7 років тому +5

      Orion Hellraiser who are these three Mexicans and how do they play so fast
      ~Scott Ian

  • @stevieh9860
    @stevieh9860 4 роки тому +80

    His son was amazing. Funny, honest, direct. Imagine having to pick yourself up off the floor and doing it with THAT anecdote about your mother . Unbelievable.
    Dave Grohl was genuine in his hero worship, and the part with the signed leaflet was incredibly moving.
    Lemmy was clearly more than just a rock n roll star, but to me he defined a sound, a style, a look, an attitude, a NOISE, that not only did no one replicate, no one ever could. A true legend.

    • @avishesbasnet7791
      @avishesbasnet7791 3 роки тому

      hey do you kknow who is the mother of paul ??

    • @BloodnGutz43
      @BloodnGutz43 3 роки тому

      Tracey ?

    • @debbiepudlowski6341
      @debbiepudlowski6341 3 роки тому +1

      @@BloodnGutz43 Patricia

    • @tommyt1971
      @tommyt1971 Рік тому

      And Scott Ian gave everyone a much-needed, tension-breaking laugh. I would love to have seen Lem's reaction when he read that quote from Scott in Everything Louder the first time.

  • @ibbylancaster8981
    @ibbylancaster8981 2 роки тому +7

    I never got to see them live, I never got to meet the Man, but he seemed like one of the most approachable people ever. His son just knocked it out of the park. That was a hell of a send off. Rip Lemme, God rest, and rock on. It’s going on 7 years and you are still missed

  • @Isharadon
    @Isharadon 7 років тому +185

    "we are motorhead alright?,, and we play rock n roll"
    R.I.P Lemmy

  • @lalala6255
    @lalala6255 8 років тому +823

    Who thumbs it down? Major disrespect.RIP Lemmy.

    • @SelfHealingGod
      @SelfHealingGod 8 років тому +17

      +lalala6255 Must be Justin, after he just found out Lemmy, butt fucked Selena....lol

    • @kavinskysmith4094
      @kavinskysmith4094 8 років тому +11

      +lalala6255 still it goes to show, only 5 dickheads lol and they must have been some christian anti fun nutballs that loved old fashioned lol

    • @DigBipper188
      @DigBipper188 8 років тому +15

      +lalala6255 One does not simply "Thumbs down" a service for the most important person in rock & metal... May he rock the heavens like he rocked us all!! (Prrtty sure rn he'd be with DAvid Bowie chatting or collaborating over a jack & coke)

    • @KSue322
      @KSue322 8 років тому +10

      +lalala6255 I want to hope it was a thumbs down expression because he has passed!

    • @kavinskysmith4094
      @kavinskysmith4094 8 років тому +2

      hmm indeed

  • @mattyfox666
    @mattyfox666 8 років тому +71

    I will never ever forget watching this, thank you so much for allowing us to be part of it. RIP Lemmy

  • @wikkidjuggla7701
    @wikkidjuggla7701 8 років тому +44

    I almost cried during his son's speech RIP LEMMY

  • @Baldur1975
    @Baldur1975 4 роки тому +383

    Everyone is there! Except Ronnie James Dio. He is waiting with a cold beer at the gate. 🤘

    • @Janfey
      @Janfey 4 роки тому +7

      @Coy Leigh why not?

    • @TheOnlyHollywood1
      @TheOnlyHollywood1 4 роки тому +14

      With Randy, Cliff and now Neil with them and so many others

    • @philjones45
      @philjones45 4 роки тому

      I doubt they'd get on to be honest.

    • @RR-mw1cu
      @RR-mw1cu 4 роки тому

      Right on

    • @Nmss-cs4bz
      @Nmss-cs4bz 4 роки тому +5

      @Coy Leigh come on man its fucking lemmy! He would fucking want dio to give him a good ol cigarette and an nice whiskey and then fucking enter heaven

  • @No-Cap
    @No-Cap 8 років тому +93

    I could finally rewatch the speech of Dave Grohl. If u watched the livestream you probably noticed the sound problem they had at the Kurt Cobain part
    Rest in Peace Lemmy

    • @seekah1
      @seekah1 8 років тому +10

      +Lazar Ilic Yeah, perfect timing...thankfully this came out.

  • @lauwaetquentin3864
    @lauwaetquentin3864 6 років тому +46

    even rock n 'roll cried at the death of Lemmy

  • @herbertweber314
    @herbertweber314 4 роки тому +11

    A very dear friend met him in1976 at a gig her friends put on, when Motörhead’ arrived she introduced herself, Lemmy kissed her hand and said, quote, at your service Dawn, she said he was the nicest gentleman she had ever met, RIP

  • @sambrook8084
    @sambrook8084 Рік тому +6

    He was Motorhead, and he played rock n roll. He'll never be forgotten. God speed Lemmy, god speed

  • @navalbombardment211
    @navalbombardment211 8 років тому +379

    2:00:50
    The last time the strings of that rickenbacker will ever be plucked. That is some serious feels there, more so ever than any of the speeches made, for me at least.

    • @pigcityangelsoriginal2278
      @pigcityangelsoriginal2278 8 років тому +27

      +Naval Bombardment was never a rickenbacker.... been always his rickenbastard!!!

    • @freakinkrang5152
      @freakinkrang5152 8 років тому +12

      I would have given anything to be the person to do the honors! Murder One Jr. needs to be in the Rock "N" Roll history museum along with the good old Rickenbacher 4001! It can NEVER be played again by ANYONE!!!! Cheers to Lemmy my friend!

    • @freakinkrang5152
      @freakinkrang5152 8 років тому

      +freakinkrang Rickenbackher**

    • @damianmodel2854
      @damianmodel2854 8 років тому +2

      +freakinkrang No. Rickenbacker is right.

    • @freakinkrang5152
      @freakinkrang5152 8 років тому +8

      +33Pictures I don't think so. His son Paul, Mikkey, and Phil Cambell will NOT let that happen!

  • @cyclin_sean.3713
    @cyclin_sean.3713 8 років тому +26

    motorhead signed my vinyl copy of overkill soon after it's release,it is now framed and hangs pride of place in my living room,thankyou brother and God bless you if he dares :-)

  • @richardtaylor8595
    @richardtaylor8595 3 роки тому +3

    His sons words brought me to tears. God love ya. I tried to say something at my fathers funeral and I just could not do it. You are wonderful.

  • @imgstoich3130
    @imgstoich3130 4 роки тому +14

    2:00:47 you can literally see lemmys ghost rushing through Dave when they turn up the bass lemmys ghost is like "haha gotcha buddy!". man, we miss you lem.

  • @thedarknightnicht
    @thedarknightnicht 8 років тому +120

    He was an amazing man. I always loved motörheads music but to be honest i think it was his kindness and his honesty which made him more than a singer to me. he became a true hero (personally) because he was one of the rare people who can be funny, badass, rock n roll, happy and at the very same time kind undertstanding and honest
    I will really miss him but I hope at least some will remember him and what he stood for and realize that he was really unique which in todays music world sadly doesnt seem to exist anymore

    • @freakinkrang5152
      @freakinkrang5152 8 років тому +2

      Cheers to that my friend!!

    • @IronPries
      @IronPries 8 років тому +3

      the goodones are leaving us, the only thing we can do is still playing and listening the good metal and rock and roll that he bring to us...Lemmy was that metal and rock and roll player badass, but first of all he was a person.

    • @LaHijadelViento
      @LaHijadelViento 8 років тому

    • @MotorHeadMusicFan
      @MotorHeadMusicFan 8 років тому +5

      the good ones... hah, Lemmy used to say "the good ones use to go first, this is why I'm still around!"
      the world will miss this kind of black humour enormously, because this humour kept a part of it thinking...

  • @neildanvers7752
    @neildanvers7752 8 років тому +9

    I loved motorhead in the early days, and I love them now, I can't say that about any other band. Lemmy was England's finest export, he showed us how to be real! may your spirit live on forever.love to you and yours.

  • @natelandherr5202
    @natelandherr5202 4 роки тому +38

    4 years today, we miss you Lemmy!!!

  • @Kellendras1
    @Kellendras1 7 років тому +11

    What an absolutely beautiful service. It is a real tribute to a well loved and great man. And how generous of his family to share such a private moment in time with his fans.

  • @ilyamenzel9170
    @ilyamenzel9170 8 років тому +6

    MOTORHEAD was my favourite band. And Lemmy was the best musician for me. I can't belive that he's gone. In my youth i dreamed to become a man similar to Lemmy. I'll never forget him.

  • @Tadokat
    @Tadokat 4 роки тому +8

    My greatest regret in life is falling in love with Motorhead *after* Lemmy's passing. Thank you Razorfist for introducing me to this truly outstanding gentleman and god-fucking-speed, Ian Kilmister.

  • @anderssonarad2552
    @anderssonarad2552 8 років тому +235

    for a moment i thought that Slash 1:09:11 will walk out of the church and play an amazing solo in front of it

  • @Malte-Micha
    @Malte-Micha Рік тому +3

    This service is immortal. Amazingly set up. A true honor in Lemmy and Motorhead history. Many musicians don't get this type of honor after departing! Lemmy was awesome and will forever be awesome.

  • @isetta4083
    @isetta4083 5 років тому +11

    I find it so beautiful that Paul Inder wears the same hat as his dad in pretty much every picture he's in

  • @noebadabing
    @noebadabing 8 років тому +47

    For the first time I cried and laugh at the same time... He will never be forgoten...

    • @freakinkrang5152
      @freakinkrang5152 8 років тому +5

      I laughed alot lol! The tears, I fought them back a couple times but I'm sure will come sooner than later. Cheers to Lemmy my friend!

  • @blancomsk
    @blancomsk 8 років тому +24

    The Ramones and Motorhead...biggest inspirations in my life, they're together now. This service was beautiful... long live Lemmy, long live the Ramones

    • @macpo3325
      @macpo3325 8 років тому +2

      Motörhead*

    • @shawntoodle9271
      @shawntoodle9271 4 роки тому +1

      Coy Leigh Kind of a dick move to knock music that someone else loves simply because you do not. While I don’t personally care much for The Ramones, I do recognize and respect the impact they’ve have on rock n roll and how many people they’ve influenced over the years.

  • @marshalldevinejr.8078
    @marshalldevinejr.8078 3 роки тому +10

    Lemmy has taken his place among the gods in Valhalla.
    Shake the rafters, Lem. Show Thor how it's done.

  • @mikestckl6939
    @mikestckl6939 8 років тому +25

    i finaly heard daves speach ! i was so pissed when the audio broke at the live stream ... daves speach is so fuckin emotional so fucking beautiful ...
    R.I.P Lemmy !

  • @alexhamilton4084
    @alexhamilton4084 4 роки тому +5

    This is beautiful. I have never been a fan of Motörhead’s music but Lemmy was an amazing human being. I was glued to this the whole way through. So nice to witness the love for this fantastic guy. Rest in peace Lemmy. We love you. 👍🏻❤️

  • @danny7954
    @danny7954 Рік тому +1

    My ears still bleed from Toronto, concert hall gig early 90,s.
    Rip great one

  • @clarkkent4621
    @clarkkent4621 8 років тому +14

    Dave's speech brought me to tears... R.I.P Lemmy

  • @gregmarkiewicz601
    @gregmarkiewicz601 3 роки тому +5

    I've listened to Motörhead a lot over the last roughly 20 years, since high school really, and saw them live only once as part of Gigantour with Megadeth and Volbeat in 2012 and was hurt when Lemmy passed away. Despite that I never really knew the whole story of Lemmy and the band other than the music. Only in the last couple of years have I come to appreciate Motörhead more and more and begin to really cherish that night in 2012 when I saw them.
    I visited the Rainbow while in LA this past January and got to sit at the bar next to Lemmy's spot and was in awe while at the same time wishing he were still alive to share a Jack & coke with him. I've watched this a couple of times now and I'm in even more awe of not just how much of a badass he was but also how great of a human being he was. I laughed when Triple H, Rob Trujillo and Rob Halford shared their stories and ugly cried when his son Paul and Dave Grohl spoke about him. There will never be another like him and he will live on through Motörhead's music hopefully long after we've long passed ourselves.
    RIP Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister
    \m/ ♤

  • @ozzygirl098
    @ozzygirl098 8 років тому +7

    Rest In Peace Lemmy! You will forever be missed and loved my many! Thank you for all the wonderful music you've given us! It will forever live on.

  • @IEW_7
    @IEW_7 4 роки тому +2

    Good Manners cost nothing! Thank you very glad... Mr. Lemmy, sir!! Rock In Peace - Gentleman.

  • @johnansell7190
    @johnansell7190 6 років тому +1

    God bless you lemmy. Thanks for your music. The soundtrack to my life. You signed my grandma's knickers at the centre bar Hotel after playing Hull city Hall in 1984. She's now passed. I have them. You was so nice to her and left a lasting impression on her xx

  • @animalemadretaco
    @animalemadretaco 4 роки тому +6

    rest in piece lemmy, you helped me through my depression, ill always honor you by listening to your first album, thank you again Lord Lemmy

    • @shawntoodle9271
      @shawntoodle9271 4 роки тому

      Degenerates Of SCV Depressions a ferrel bitch. Thank the fucking lord for rock n roll.

  • @Sabretooth13
    @Sabretooth13 8 років тому +10

    Paul's stories were the best. It's kind of cool to hear what Lemmy was like as a father.

  • @geoffp326
    @geoffp326 8 років тому +2

    I just can't get my head around the fact we will never hear his dry voice again. I loved him from his amazing lead bass in Hawkwind onwards. Right up to the end he fucking did the job. There are tracks on Bad Magic that Kick. Fucking. Ass. Thunder and Lightning!!! Electricity!!! Crying now.

  • @brianbirc
    @brianbirc 2 роки тому +1

    I met Lemmy and spoke with him he was a very good morality man who loved making and performing music who had love for his fans that were the reason he was able to make a career doing so. He had some of what I considered good punk inside him. He was not a poser at all like his son says. He was a true rock star who was a roadie for Jimmy Hendrix and I think Black-Sabbath yet spoke with me like a friend. When he said it is nice to talk to someone who knows whats going on I told him" I know Motorhead is considered heavy Metal or Hard Rock band. However I being a Gen X Surfer/Surf Punk I think Motorhead has some good punk rock sound in some of your sound as well and I like it a lot. He smiled shook his head the yes way. I was happy to learn of his friendship of some kind with The Ramones his dating or more? and performing with Wendy O Williams of the Plazmatics. I heard him in an interview later say "If not for our long hair you might think we were a punk band. That and hearing that there was a drink they named the Lemmy at least where he frequented. It was A Jack and Coke ! RIP Lemmy hope we meet again when I pass if I can make it up to the better place where I am sure You must be! Your music will carry on!

  • @brianpotter7520
    @brianpotter7520 7 років тому +5

    I'll miss you Lem...thunderous bass gentle soul farewell my friend..

  • @rich7378
    @rich7378 4 роки тому +10

    RIP lemmy I hope there’s sum thing out there after death, and one day we will all be up there listening to the ace of spades , live.

  • @duke_of_destruction
    @duke_of_destruction 8 років тому +2

    Lemmy and cliff Burton are the reason I am a bass player today. I know will never be half as cool as Lemmy but I know I am doing what he loved to do and that is playing and raising hell while jamming out my amp so loud the people 2 blocks away will hear it !!!!!

  • @followdanger890
    @followdanger890 Рік тому +2

    I hate that I really dove into Motörhead during Covid, the band and the badass himself helped me through the worst times of my life. It’s never too late to find love. God bless lemmy!

  • @johnbalducci1502
    @johnbalducci1502 5 років тому +12

    I don't think I've heard a more heart felt obituarie from a non family member then Grohl said. 😪😪

  • @ydin9
    @ydin9 8 років тому +24

    Thanks for fixing the broadcasted audio on Dave's speech with this upload. Rock on Lemmy, wherever you are!

    • @Treevors30
      @Treevors30 3 роки тому

      6 are you joking all I hear is shit in the background man this is freaking me out if I was tripping this will not be good I heard a guy and a girl keep talking in the background right I heard two phrases so far horrible artist zombie apocalypse I keep hearing it it's driving me nuts I'm trying to listen to them but I all I can hear is this background sound like this was recorded over some type of TV audio it's not cool it's messed up I don't get it is it a joke is there something I'm missing please tell me you can hear this

  • @opavodnik7982
    @opavodnik7982 4 роки тому +2

    Yes. you played rock n roll. and that loud. almost 5 years already ... you´r still rocking!

  • @Metalmelting
    @Metalmelting 4 роки тому +2

    One Of My Favourites and maybe The Last Rock Icon to me !!! I Will Always Remember You trough memories,records,videos,drawings,and pics !!! Keep On Shaking Rock and Roll Heaven with All Your Music Friends There Lemm..Don't Stop Man !!! Salud y Vida Pa'lante !!! Cheers and Life On !!!

  • @MRichards13
    @MRichards13 4 роки тому +5

    I have ALWAYS loved Dave Grohl, but after listening to his heartfelt eulogy to Lemmy, I love and respect him even more... God Speed, Lem.. Rest in Peace

  • @thierryherreman6286
    @thierryherreman6286 4 роки тому +5

    A perfect service for a Perfect Rocker.Lemmy was there and he enjoyed it.

  • @hefipaleburp9543
    @hefipaleburp9543 3 роки тому +1

    One of the greatest to ever do it. A true legend. Thanks for all the great music and all the great moments I lived ever since a teen back in the 80's. Will live forever!

  • @zamazakati
    @zamazakati 6 років тому +1

    Seen Motörhead 1981 first and stayed a fan until now! Rest in Peace Lemmy!

  • @karpstryparnstomp2630
    @karpstryparnstomp2630 8 років тому +7

    It was a sad day for all of us when Lemmy died, but Motörhead will live forever. Greetings!

  • @sofakingdrunk66
    @sofakingdrunk66 8 років тому +7

    RIP Ian Lemmy Kilmister you were indeed and always will be a true Legend..
    Nice touch with Lemmys bass guitar fired up at the end and the amp turned up...

  • @dougfaulkner6799
    @dougfaulkner6799 3 роки тому +2

    From the first time I heard Motorhead I was hooked. Lemmy, you were what I perceived rock and roll should be, and you will live in my heart till I draw my last breath. Thank you for all the memories.

  • @DeadheadShark-kp8le
    @DeadheadShark-kp8le 2 місяці тому

    LEMMY! 🤟 LEMMY 🤟 130Db Cliffs Pavillion, Southend on Sea, Essex. I WILL NEVER REGRET THAT GIG had almost perminate tinitus for about a year after that!!! Thank you Mickey for opening up the Rock Löunge in Tenerife Playa Vista, it was absolutely an amazing bar, So sorry you couldn't keep it open and you had close it. Seriously it kicked the shit out of the Sax's Bar and the Bulls head. Outstanding Bar best memories of my life. Im so dam Sorry I could not make it on the coach for the closing party, I ran out of battery on my phone the moment you left to go to Santa Cruz for the closing party. I know you stopped to wait to see if I could get a cab to the coach. To catch up to you. I just got confused with the time. I thought you was leaving at 7pm didn't realise you were getting to the party at 7pm or 8pm. My bad. Another time Mickey. Cheer for great times at that Bar. I pray you have the rest open them bars open. Long live the Rock Lönge!! 🤟💯💯

  • @dmcallister1506
    @dmcallister1506 8 років тому +14

    I'm crying watching this. God bless Lemmy, you're a God

  • @Thulgore
    @Thulgore 7 років тому +5

    Still missed. I might make watching this an annual thing until I finally get to see him perform.

  • @blackbart316
    @blackbart316 8 років тому +1

    Another one of my heroes passes away. Cliff, Peter , now Lemmy. Thank you for all your memories, stories, and most of all your musical talent. RIP

  • @fritzcolburn
    @fritzcolburn 5 років тому +2

    It's been 3 years Lemmy. We met several times at the Rainbow and while I was a nobody, you always treated me like one. I call you my friend now even though you probably wouldn't remember much of me, you always treated me like a friend you've had for years. I have no reason to believe you weren't like that with everybody else, but it meant the world to me. Thank you for being who you are, for giving us your music. For just being unapologetically Lemmy. Thank you for being a friend. We will meet again.

  • @mr.purplepenguin4368
    @mr.purplepenguin4368 8 років тому +4

    I was crying the whole time, and I never cry. lemmy got me into plating bass! I love him, and I will miss him

  • @Mod-rw9cw
    @Mod-rw9cw 4 роки тому +7

    He lived a hell of a life and was an icon to a generation

  • @augustalaurentbiehly3277
    @augustalaurentbiehly3277 4 роки тому +2

    A true legend. What a life.... So glad to have seen him live 5 times.... twice with Mikky Dee in the opening band King Diamond :-) RIP

  • @linerasmussen4788
    @linerasmussen4788 2 роки тому +1

    RIP
    A lovely send off with laughter and tears. He was and will always be a great man
    Thank you for lovely word at the end

  • @jeff97ish
    @jeff97ish 4 роки тому +5

    I got chills during Triple H's speech. Man we lost a good one when Lemmy passed away. Motorhead for life!

  • @cruesteele15
    @cruesteele15 4 роки тому +22

    2019, still Remembering

    • @honkanen72
      @honkanen72 4 роки тому +5

      2020 and still missing THE MAN! 😥

    • @evanabbott2737
      @evanabbott2737 4 роки тому +4

      honkanen72 R.I.P 🙏 2020 ❤️

    • @danielaschwarz1971
      @danielaschwarz1971 3 роки тому +1

      2020 Still missing ♠♠🍷🍸
      RIP & REST IN POWER LEMMY 🤘♥

  • @MrMarco2486
    @MrMarco2486 3 роки тому +2

    Found this by chance, not particularly a big Motörhead fan but having lost my Dad and Mum too thought his son made a fantastic obituary, it must have been very difficult and emotional for him. Much respect.

  • @bindardundat454
    @bindardundat454 3 роки тому +1

    Anyone else absolutely hate going to funerals
    But
    Have watched this many times ?
    Respect Lemmy

  • @antoniusmetal
    @antoniusmetal 8 років тому +3

    I thought I'd watch this for a couple of minutes and continue watching the next day. It's 4 am and I saw the whole memorial without even noticing. Truly compelling.

  • @guduko
    @guduko 8 років тому +13

    Legends live for ever ! He was the best, he is still the best, For ever !
    Love Lemmy !

  • @rubentorre1345
    @rubentorre1345 4 роки тому +1

    Dude I saw this on live on a bar, today I still missing him..
    Greetings from a dude who grow up with ur music, thanks.

  • @tarmaco
    @tarmaco 3 роки тому +1

    I saw Motorhead 3 times, in Hammersmith, Worthing and Liverpool.

  • @drServitis
    @drServitis 8 років тому +17

    HE DIDN'T WANT TO LIVE FOREVER. We heard him say that somewhere......
    Thanks for everything, Lemmy!

  • @simonvalstar6176
    @simonvalstar6176 8 років тому +10

    ''Lemmy has left the building" :'( Goodbye Lem.

  • @colina1330
    @colina1330 4 роки тому +7

    I can't believe it's been five years. Damn. RIP to an absolute legend.

  • @BASHEM72
    @BASHEM72 2 роки тому +1

    Sad to see this metal icon pass. Still can’t believe that was 2015. Doesn’t seem that long ago. Some of my childhood dies with each metal icon’s passing…God bless you, Lemmy…..never forget

  • @angelbrokenwingmedicineflo6798
    @angelbrokenwingmedicineflo6798 7 років тому +4

    I got chills from the Feedback !
    This was beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. I always wanted to sit and talk with Lemmy. That will have to wait. You are much missed and never forgotten, you are one of my great influences. Thank you Lemmy, for being
    'You"!!!

  • @manchvegasuruguayguy
    @manchvegasuruguayguy 5 років тому +4

    By FAR , the GREATEST video I have ever seen on UA-cam!! Thank You for sharing all of this ❤️

  • @danielrodela8101
    @danielrodela8101 Рік тому +1

    I meet lemmy at the commodore ballroom in vancouver he gave me guitar picks and took pictures with him he was a very kind and genuine person and a true icon .God bless you . You will be missed dearly

  • @SingleMost
    @SingleMost 4 роки тому +2

    May Lemmy continue to run wherever and however he chooses in his newfound existence. Cheers brother. Your strength is a gift to our human experience. Thanks for the energy, we shall cherish it.

  • @mandarin7728
    @mandarin7728 8 років тому +14

    That bass feedback… damn

  • @kctanto8359
    @kctanto8359 5 років тому +3

    THANK U LEMMY! !!!! THANK EACH EVERY MEMBER OF MOTORHEAD!!! I just recently watched documentaries of Lemmy & Motorhead. I LOVE THE KICK ASS BALLS TO THE WALL MUSIC, I LOVE IT. THANK YAL, THANK U LEMMY, R.I.P. BROTHERMAN!!!!!

  • @jeanrunkle1059
    @jeanrunkle1059 8 років тому +1

    Every day from Now on I'm going to blare Ace Of Spades in your honor. you showed all of us to be ourself. we all miss you Lemmy long live Motorhead. My favorite thing you said was "we are Motorhead and we play Rock n Roll" R.I.P Lemmy Kilmister we will never ever forget you!

  • @stuartmiller9648
    @stuartmiller9648 3 роки тому +1

    Have watched this countless times and i still cry at it,Lemmy was a legend...dave's speech was very moving....

  • @andydixon2980
    @andydixon2980 4 роки тому +4

    Wow, so much love for Lemmy. Very emotional to watch, especially Dave Grohl's heartfelt eulogy.

  • @Guitarmike
    @Guitarmike 8 років тому +3

    God Bless you Lemmy. YOU changed my life in a good way. Thank you

  • @happymonk4206
    @happymonk4206 2 роки тому +1

    If your a metal head like l am, this is a sad thing for sure. I love Motorhead. Lemmy Kilmister was one of a kind, a true legend. I play they're songs alot. I see his face and it's like I'm right there headbanging to his gritty loud and fast music. ⚰️🎸🎺🤘 R.I.P LEMMY.

  • @gregfowler957
    @gregfowler957 4 роки тому +1

    Lemmy always came across as a gent and nice genuine guy who would speak to anyone much respect GOD BLESS X

  • @sixsentsoldiers
    @sixsentsoldiers 6 років тому +3

    "I'm sorry what happened to your friend".-Lemmy. Damn. That is powerful. The words he chose. Unbelievable.

  • @markbasore7988
    @markbasore7988 4 роки тому +3

    Knew every word from the bonzos, loved abba and bee gees..lemmy......legend!

  • @chairboy
    @chairboy Рік тому +2

    Lemmy has left the building.. fucking epic with the feedback. An amazing watch this.. fair play to those that stood up and said words 👏 he was one of a kind

  • @rachealmcdonald7887
    @rachealmcdonald7887 3 роки тому +1

    First time watching this. Im a huge Motorhead fan & had the privilege too hangout & party with him 3 times!! He was so real!! Rip