@@azynkron I don't know what you mean by consistent, but I was being nice. Motorhead may "incinerate" 70's punk bands in a way, but early 80's hardcore punk is way more aggressive and energetic than Motorhead.
The more you hear about Lemmy, the more you realize how many bands he influenced. Not necessarily his music. He gave people confidence to create their own music. He convinced Chrissie Hind to forget Mick Jones and start a band. He had Adm Ant, Sid Vicious, Mick Fleetwood hanging out. All very different music. And that's why people love Lemmy. That and his appearances in Troma films.
Once again we see why Henry is relatable to us human beings! He signed my ticket stub after a Rollins Band show at First Avenue. Clearly exhausted - spent - Henry was a very real person who has provided an example through his music, words and humanity.
Motörhead is what happens when you give a few acid psychedelic rock hippies speed and whisky. They are like AC/DC in that they have broad appeal across different fanbases but still respected for being real.
Lemmy would always say that Motorhead were a Rock -n- Roll band. His attitude reminded me of Angus Young who also is unpretentious and just wanted to play rock and roll until he died.
Hawkwind inspired the Sex Pistols, so there’s no reason for someone who loves punk not to love Motörhead. Hawkwind was punk before punk existed, and Lemmy was the embodiment of the Punk attitude.
I saw the Adverts at the Star & Garter Manchester. TV Smith such a top dude. After the gig he came down meeting and greeting the audience. Such a nice bloke. A true gentleman.
I've been getting inspiration from listening to you Mr. Rollins. I've met a few people that play and I write ALOT of lyrics. I wanna name the band EMDR. Thank you!
never understood the hatred between punkers and metalheads...... classic metal is basically "forged" out of 70's punk/garage rock and 70's heavy rock..... Black Sabbath and Motorhead are two of Henry's favorite bands, so he's quite a metalhead himself :D:D
@@klausklebstoff8240 you probably didn't get the "memo" but punkers and metalheads are not really that fond of each other..... or at least it used to be that way back in the day...... punkers thought metal is stealing their "attitude" and metalheads hated punk, cause the music is too primitive...... that was the general fued between the two groups back then...... I'm a metalhead, but I always enjoyed punk...... I don't listen to a lot of classic punk bands, but I love several punk bands who have some more complex elements in their songwriting and sound more interesting than the early scene..... Joy Division, Killing Joke, Coheed And Cambria etc..... from classic punk, it's probably only Misfits, Pistols and Ramones..... that's about it
That gap was bridged around 1986 when a truce was called so to speak and there was a new genre called "Thrash Metal" or "Speed Metal" as it was often called in the early days. Both genres embraced the influence of each other and the bit was full over Mohawks and long hair.
@@rogerdodger6025 Thrash existed a couple years before that...... and main influences of Thrash go back to late 70's/80's even...... Misfits, Motorhead, Venom, Satan etc.......
can't really say I saw that "back in the day". Early 80s, the punks were about the only group that there was any crossover with. They'd come to metal shows, we'd hit their shows, party together after, and got along pretty well...
PENNYWISE was the band that I had that moment with! I know exactly how it feels! If you haven't listened to em I highly recommend you check em out. I was angry and confused and other music just wasn't doing it for me. When I heard FUCK AUTHORITY I was like YUP that's ME!
I've been to Madam's Organ. I did a version of "Funky Cold Medina" in a Scottish accent on their open mike night. I later got kicked out. God, I've been kicked out of so many bars. Yes, I'm THAT guy.
Henery Rollins I hope this gets to you. I am not famous like you for your part of the music that I too like the best &that is PUNK ROCK ! in my blood or? I did also play in a couple of punk Rock bands. & have been to see a lot of great shows . Fear with Lee Ving , The Adolescents I Found out after I knew them from booking them on a friday night a friend and I were =offered to doI on disability for a cut tendon on my middle toe and my girlfriend left me one day but left half the rent nice She was very good looking i stilll have some love for her hope she is happy and well taken care of. But one day after another tuff day at work trying to calm down an take my mind off of it . While i have not ever been a stoner I hsve smoked a little pot . Like snowboarding especially the powder that is kind of mentally addictive from the first time I realy got a good amount of it I jumped in went down fast loving it it is not really considered adrug it is powder snow! My form my first good run of it I saw a big untouched field if it on a not that steep but steep enough. I started down eith a couple friends i have surfed with and all bought the same snowboards for a great price at aT VansSIMS vISION FACTORY OUTLET I THINKOR SIMMS VISION ONE i HAD SKIED FOR A GOOD TIME AND IN POWDER SOME BEFORE. BUT ON MY FIRST RUN ON IT ON A BOARD ID FELT LIKE RIDING MY SURFBOARD. aFTER THAT i HAVE ANOTHE FRIEND i SURFED WITH MORE AT HOME AND SOME TRIPS DOWN IN BAJA TOO i EVEN LIVED FOR A SUMMER THERE IN AN OCEAN FRONT ABANDON HOUSE UP ON A SMALL CLIFF 5 FEET AWAY OVERLOOKING A DESCENT RIGHT POINT BREAK NAMED k38 IT BROK INTO A COVE WITH SOME FISH AND LOBSTER I COULD CATCH AT NIGHT SKINDIVING WITH MY UNDERWATER LIGHT! i ALSO BOOKED SOME BOAT RIDES FOR SOME LOCALS WITH A BOAT IN ENSANADA HARBOR. tHE WOULD GO OUT FOR THE DAY TO FISH AND SURF THEBIG WAVES OF TODOS SANTOS i KEPT THE PLACE SWEPT UP AND AS CLEAN AS i COULD then headed home for my senior year Nice people and never saw any violence or bad stuff but have heard the cartels could be very viciousi helped those there that I could with my 4x4 getting people stuck out and moving some stuff over places cars would no make it
this is great, and i dont mean to be picky, but i dont think its from 2012, since henry says he's almost 55 -- think that would make it around 2016 or so...
@9:40 HR... He Took 10:00 min to get to the point! He says he dose not like hippies for 10 min... This is what happens when you go to school in Washington DC!! IMHO
I never understood the animosity between Punk and Metal. Lyrical concerns, haircuts, and musical proficiency differences aside--loud rebellious rock and roll should be appreciated by everyone who likes loud, rebellious rock and roll, regardless of what you call it. I was always dumb and naive enough to believe that if you liked one, you should naturally like the other, and always considered myself in BOTH camps!
@@VagueSpaces But then you had metal bands who played simple three chord rock, didn't have synthesizers, and weren't long winded and pretentious, so what gives?
@@VagueSpaces Nope. 100% completely wrong. Metal is the antithesis of punk. The problem is the ridiculous change of genres. The fact that no one is punk any longer unless you are the Pistols, the Clash, or the Ramones (which was NEVER punk)is the problem. "Post-punk" is the greatest misunderstanding. The Damned, Banshees, Idol, Killing Joke, the Cure were and are ALL PUNK bands, and will always be so. The Who, Zeppelin, Black Sabbath were NEVER metal. I bitch about this a lot. But just do some research. Read the old 70s and 80s fan magazines. Things will make more sense.
Yeah, ok. The Clash was the first to question authority. (heavy sarcasm) That’s called age and not listening. Like there was no questioning authority in the 60s. Are you serious?
