Motorhead (Overkill -Live) Kel's First Reaction 

Best finish in the history of rock and roll.

AH!! Nice... I remember Ian Gillan saying that "Everything louder than everything else" on Deep Purple's "Made in Japan" (I think before "The Mule" song... not sure) Very suitable sentence for Motörhead!! 💀♠️

The wall of sound isn't a joke. They are hall hammering into that mid range and it just hits you like a gunshot. Seeing them live was probably one of the most incredible experiences I've had.

Saw them at St Albans City Hall 40+ years ago, I swear my ears were bleeding afterwards.

@@stephensmith6328 Saw them there on the bomber tour. Was the loudest I ever heard them.

​@@jeepmanxjthey did live gigs where other metal band's played after them,the crowd shouted for them to turn up the volume,as motorhead were so loud

In Concert in Luleå Sweden Pontushallen, He was in RAGE we stood on the side of highest level Basketballl stadium Lemmy looked up at us pointed with his fingers get down in the front of the stage- he was mad. Big as BEAR, But even a greater HEART than you have. but not strong enough for C

Locomotive 👌 it's perfect

I damaged the hearing in my right ear during a Motorhead concert at the Odeon in the early 90's. Better souvenir than a t-shirt....

crikeythesplund I damaged my ears at a Sabbath show. Been ringing since 2007.

That shit killed your ears for a week. But dude, we miss him a lot.

@@Capitan_Chaos 1998 Reunion tour when Pantera opened for them. Sabbath was the loudest band I’ve ever heard. It was perfect.

Yes...saw it...funny, raw and most moving to me. Rich

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@@Kel.N.RichReactions Lemmy also had the funniest sense of humour

Fast Eddie trounces Phil's lead solos. Shouldve shown no sleep till Hammersmith version.

I´ve seen them once. Went home nearly deaf...it was so f*ckin loud...I enjoyed it so much :-)

@kalle kanin he died form cancer, not drugs

3 bottles more like.

Yes! "god evening! We are Motörhead and we play rock'n roll !!"

R.I.P. Fast Eddie, Philthy Animal, and, of course, Lemmy.

Was this around 2000? I may have been at the same show. Distinctly remember the college kids who were there for the opening acts vanishing from the floor just before the Motörhead fans rolled out from the bar in a wave of weathered black leather.

And he lived a very full life to 70!!! Longer than many straight people. WASTED days, but no wasted days. lol

Is a great book, and a great song. Lemmy was the man.

Even the name Motörhead is a slang term for a speed addict

I wish someone would make a video for "Until the End". I envision a bunch of slo-mo shots encompassing the entire 40 years of the band, ending with a shot of Lem looking directly at the cam, a smile and thumbs up, fade to black.

The world is yours is criminally under appreciated. Born to lose is one of the best songs they ever did.

No Voices in the Sky was always my favorite Motörhead song

Killed by death birthday 1985

Mike m. - K&R don't accept any requests here, read the description as to where and how you can submit you suggestion.

That's cheap.

@@fittrege2778 it was at the Woods north of Houston, walk in price for grass seating.

That's definitely the best deal of your life, bro!

I had the chance to see them back in 1988. Overkill was the opening act, Motorhead was the support act, and Slayer was the main act on their South of Heaven tour. Best show I've ever seen to this day.

I saw Motörhead, Dio and Manowar in Malmoe, Sweden in 2000. Really great show! (all 3 were awsome)

Don't forget Hawkwind

Thanks Neil!!!! Very kind.

Please Don't Touch!

@@ChrisPage68 Already requested. I saw them in 1981 and I'm sure Kelly Johnson (R.I.P.) smiled at me and of course I fell head over heels for her (as you would do at 16)

Well thanks Samuel Towle! That’s so cool!!!!! 💨💨💨💨💨

saw em at a 1000 cap venue nearby years ago when they did this song the place went fucking mental i will never forget the feeling of belonging weirdly

Funny....and true for many!!!! Lol

@@Kel.N.RichReactions I suggest to take a day off from reacting to sit and watch "Lemmy - the movie". Its worth your time, believe me!

Totally hear Lemmy in MISA's bass playing, wonder if she knows

@@savitrisdisciple That would be a good question to put to MISA!! Maybe she knows, maybe it's "just" the same SPIRIT they both share... one thing I'm sure is if Lemmy reacted to Band-Maid he would, not only love the ladies, but also say it straight and simple "Fuck labels, this is Rock'n'Roll and that's all that matters!"

@@mickyart , just watched this, it's in Japanese, but has subtitles (cc ) BAND-MAID 20200118 J-WAVE - SAPPORO BEER OTOAJITO [English sub/CC available] (MISA Solo Interview). Easy to search on RU-vid. It's a good interview, the main thing I liked is that she mentions Paz Lenchantin as a major influence. That made my day as Paz is one of my favourite bassists. Considering the fact Paz has played in Perfect Circle, The Pixies, The Entrance Band and many others, that's a good influence to have. Also a good bit about evolving to a heavier sound, hence the Lemmy vibe for me.

​@@savitrisdisciple Heeey!! Just been listening and following with the english subs (thank god for those) and it's a really, really great interview (arigatou gozaimashita, for giving me heads-up for that!!! :-) )... Great to check on her influences, the grunge influence, Smashing Pumpkins, Pixies, Radiohead and even RHCP. She does like/come from a heavy background, maybe Lemmy is not aligned with all the bands she mentioned but there is surely the heavy sound getting her close to power-bass players like Lemmy... and by the way, if you listen to "The Dragon Cries" there are parts of MISA that gets me thinking of another "bass-monster": Geezer Butler ... As for Paz Lenchantin, I already seen somewhere else MISA referencing that name as a major influence... and that get me thinking I should really check Paz out - I used to love The Pixies but I only listened a lot that "Surfer Rosa" album of 1988, and a few songs more but always from those earlier days, so I didn't even knew that Kim Deal was not in Pixies anymore ... so I will check Paz Lenchantin for sure... and also the Mexican band MISA mentions (Ruido Rosa) - I really like to explore these sides of the musicians ... for example: I was never much into Carlos Santana but because of Kanami, I really want to "understand" where Santana left his mark on Kanami's playing (although I already saw Kanami stopping a guitar solo and make a small part of Santana's "Europe" then returning to her own improv solo :-) ) Anyways, again, arigatou gozaimashita for leading me to this great MISA interview!!!

Playing for Scorpions must be like a holiday to him now.

Me too, at the Eden Project. Felt the same.

Thum Skrew but chase it with the version that he did with Hawkwind (the band he was fired from prior to Motörhead). He wrote Motörhead for them originally. Also.. Lemmy sang on one Hawkwind song... their only radio hit.. "Silver Machine". Great song.

@@DanJackson1977 Still Like Motorhead's version better.

Thum Skrew personally I kinda prefer the version on On Parole... which they recorded first, but the record company didn't release til 79 after they'd gotten some fame. Just prefer the sound of it.