Born To Raise Hell - The Motörhead Story┃Documentary

[@RAWMUSICTV]

**PAVED THE WAY FOR JUDAS PRIEST** Not even 24 hours in and people already do not understand this statement. "Paved the way" does not mean that Motörhead formed BEFORE Judas Priest. It means Motörhead helped to hypothetically OPEN DOORS for the accessibility of Metal music. It is not a chronological statement. Definition; to make it easier for (something to happen or someone to do something).

[@joeballs5669]

GREAT VIDEO ...THANKS !

[@_zoinks2554]

Perhaps British and European people are not familiar with the term or maybe they're just stupid idiots?

[@mister_syre]

A lot of people are simpletons who can't read or can't take the time to figure out things they do not immediately understand. Thanks for the documentary. I knew all that info already but its a very good introduction for younger people who are just discovering the band. Well done!

[@calebthemusicjunkie]

Dude your passion for this video was so clear dude Amazing job This is your best video

[@Merylstreep1949]

Because people are not smart lol

[@bjjthaiboxing]

I lived in Hollywood, back in 1991 - '96. I ran into Lemmy just about every time I went to the Rainbow bar & grill. The first time I met him, I told him I'd just moved down from Humboldt County. He said "Where the f*** is that?" I told him "Northern California it's where all the good weed comes from!" He replied "Good weed? I've never heard of bad weed??" On another occasion, he and I were having a conversation... and the drummer (I think it was the drummer) from the rock band Cinderella, came over to proudly show Lemmy his new tattoo... Motorhead album cover on his arm! After he walked away, I said to Lemmy "I think he wants to join your band?" He responded with "We don't allow 'girls' in our band."

[@farbeyonddriven8173]

Humbolt Homegrown!!!!! Lived in Blue Lake for a few years!

[@bjjthaiboxing]

@@farbeyonddriven8173 Hell yeah, my friend!

[@bjjthaiboxing]

@@farbeyonddriven8173 Humboldt Jiu-Jitsu gym hosted many MMA Cage fights at Blue Lake Casio. The cage used, was the same cage we used in the gym. Slight home field advantage, as they say...

[@tearitloosetearitloose4670]

Thanks for sharing your story... Great stuff

[@bjjthaiboxing]

@@tearitloosetearitloose4670 Much appreciated!

[@charlespittsjr604]

I actually cried when Lemmy died . He was a big part of my youth . I was born in 71 and as soon as i heard Motorhead hanging with my uncle's i fell in love with Motorhead.

[@marekdvorak3779]

Many of did. Lemmy was true legend. But above all, he was probably the most genuine person in music show business. He never said what they wanted him to say, only what he thought and was himself, still an honest and true person. I had the honor of meeting him and I really did not expect such a modest and nice person! From my point of view, even lifelong popularity did not have a negative effect on him! Less than an hour in his presence (in one of the pubs in Brno), sharing a line with Lemmy (and two guys from his crew).. magical year '95. P.S.: I love his lyrics, they are truly perfect! Not many people can say so much in so few words and at the same time with such strength and persuasiveness. One feels as if he is speaking directly from his soul. Sad thing was, that Motorhead was main time of it´s life so underestimated.. it was a tax for beeing honest, fair and having a not bent spine! As Lemmy sad, most money he make, were from merch sold direct to fans on concerts and from a few songs (lyrics) she wrote for other artists.. he told, that Sharon Osborne gave him $50k for "Mama, i´m coming home!" ,which he make for Ozzy and it was the best salary for song, he ever made! Btw. she (w.Ozzy) made a few millions $ from this song! Of course, Lemmy didn´t see a penny from this. Ozzy wanted to give him a share , but Sharona as a well-known curmudgeon, was against it!

[@venomousnate7263]

Motörhead is one of my all time favorite bands. Lemmy is an icon in rock and metal.

[@andyair6969]

This was absolutely one of the best tributes to Lem and Motorhead out there! It was rad AF!! \m/

[@michaelhayward7572]

Disagree, pretty shitty doco imo. Guy just pretty much copy and pastes previous 2nd hand journocrap.

[@Obssy]

A very fitting tribute. Let's raise a glass to Motorhead!

[@nikitarosen7902]

Hell yeah. I'm in 🤘🥃♠️

[@coniferclose]

Damn right.

[@stephaneherringtoniowritin4986]

♠️

[@dolceanstar]

F**k the glass . . . . . give me the bottle!!!!

[@nathanwalsh3028]

🍻🍻🍻 Hellyeah!!!

[@ChrisBarnette-zk8iy]

Rock, Punk, Metal, Thrash, Speed, Blues, Prog, Lo-Fi, Boogie.. This band done it all and inspired so many. Rather they/ you, like it or not. Rest easy, Lemmy.. Greatest band of all time.

[@haraldebert1152]

You are exactly right with your documentary. I saw them live in Germany, and it was impressing. They came in walking through the audience, and then they played very good hard rock. The loudest I ever have heard.

[@philbraithwaite1316]

Saw them on the Bomber tour. Loudest band I’ve ever heard. Pissed my mates off as my girlfriend took too long to put on her makeup and we missed the support who were Saxon! Thanks for the tinnitus Lemmy!

[@alanroe1020]

I once encountered the blokes from Motörhead, all in black carrying guitar cases in a bus transiting Dubai airport. I looked long and hard at Lemmy, and he stared back at me. I wasn’t quite sure who he was. But in the end I remembered. ‘Hey’ I said, ‘you’re that bloke from Hawkwind!’ He laughed. What a champ! 😂

[@NicolousWebb]

Hawkwind silver machine Amazing .Well ahead of it's Time.😅

[@davidpaylor5666]

"The Space Ritual" by Hawkwind is still my absolute favourite live album, with Lemmy on bass and vocals. It's like running into a wall of psychedelic madness, nothing comes close.

[@joeholtster1891]

So happy I got to see Motorhead front row back in 2004. Show kicked ass!

[@FRANKMSM321]

The first concert I ever attended was the Blizzard Of Oz tour in 1981. Motörhead opened for Ozzy and I had no idea that I was witnessing history. On the 40th anniversary of the tour I purchased a commemorative concert t shirt from that tour. The response was enlightening. The number of Motörhead fans in the world is a testament to their influence. We all should live by their standard, Everything Louder than Everything Else!

[@buyamerican]

Saw that same tour, Boston Orpheum theatre

[@giannirizza5106]

When I heard them first time in the late 70's I was hooked - and still am until today. Absolutely great tribute. Nothing left to add then - thank you and Motörhead forever

[@abominog888]

Saw Motorhead twice. Lemmy a true rock n roller, icon and legend. Very missed! 🪦🍻

[@MySteamChannel]

Motörhead forever...61 yr old from Australia says thank you very much \m/

[@hawaiian8213]

Lemmy FOREVER ❤

[@Weedeater58]

He was Lemmy, and he played ROCK AND ROLL!

[@Kas58223]

Lemmy’s music was the way he lived the Rock n Roll lifestyle loud and in your face he truly was something special

[@DanielPalasche]

Damn right!! You can also definitely say, he was ROCK N ROLL, as well. I remember reading about Lemmy saying that Little Richard had the best voice in rock n roll. I was happy to know that he believed what I have always believed all my life too.

[@pptoucher373]

No one else can make such a banger of a documentary on bands like you can man I fucking live for these videos

[@louismartel8232]

Headbangers ball style or remember some vh1 video sound like the guy ...hes good i always like his vid even if i dont like the band..loll really good narrator

[@cantubloodaxe768]

Can't believe you didn't mention the insane volume of his bass cabinets! Great work man! Lemmy 4 life🤘

[@RAWMUSICTV]

To be fair, I did say it sounded like a world war two bomber plane! haha

[@buskingkarma2503]

He gave reference to it,,same thing lol

[@Burgher1605]

@@RAWMUSICTV♠️🤘

[@41illusion]

As a musician, playing along to No Sleep 'til Hammersmith on guitar is a memory I hold very near and dear to me. Not a dull moment to be had on that live album whatsoever.

[@kenedie4646]

Lemmy was one of a kind. The last time I was at the Rainbow in Hollywood, I asked the waitress- where's Lemmy? She said- I guess he's on tour. He is a rock icon. He is one rockstar that I wish I had met. I did get to see Motorhead one time in Vancouver, at the Vogue. So, I did see Lemmy once.

[@OGxCSH]

Thank you for making this Rockumentary!!!! Lemmy and the boys played an important role in my life growing up. It's still hard to believe the original 3 are gone....RIP!!! "They were Motörhead...they played Rock n Roll"

[@TheVidkid67]

They weren't the original line-up.

[@OGxCSH]

@TheVidkid67 That I know...the 1st incarnation of Motörhead was Lemmy,Larry Wallace n Lucas Fox. The line up of Lemmy,Fast Eddie n Philthy was the Line up that put them on the map

[@WarrenButler-de7nu]

Fucking Beautiful, man. Well done. Short, sweet, and straight to the history. Since Lemmy's passing, I've seen so many tripover so many things; from his D.O.D., to his Rickenbacker. So thank you, from the bottom of this loyal fans heart.

[@RobertJohnPhotography]

You did a good job on this tribute. Glad you used my image at the end. That is from the Motorizer photoshoot we did for Album. Also, the shot of Lem pointing came out of that shoot.

[@joshchristian8598]

Great work sir

[@RobertJohnPhotography]

@@SimplyGiveUp-sp3ld That is true if you haven't worked with. With Motorhead I was pretty much their photographer along with GNR. They were my main bands that I toured with. So being friends it was easy to get shots like the pointing pic stuff like that. Lemmy knew what I wanted and I knew what he liked. But yes, when you don't know someone you kind of just hang out and shoot. You can tell when they get comfortable. I usually just ask them what they would like and we can create it together. That know one will ever see shots unless they are approved. That is my rule. They have to trust you to get the best shot.

[@BucketHead4901]

Amazing!!! Eating for this documentary for a while. Glad to see it's here !!! LEMMY FPREVER!!!!

[@Mr.Von.Chrille]

This was and absolutely fantastic history about Motörhead and Lemmy Kilmister and his band a legend how will never be forgotten and stil love his music and hard work in music.!

[@derekstocker6661]

So very well done on this, so many odds and ends here that few knew and only added to the wonder that was Motorhead! RIP Lemmy, and the original two band members.

[@southerner4566]

I'm surprised there was no mention of Lemmy working as a roadie for Jimi Hendrix .

[@BadZomby]

Well considering the guy's knowledge about Motörhead, I'm not....

[@adambrower7038]

or that morgan freeman was hauling gear with him

[@Nomed38]

​@@adambrower7038now I'm hearing Morgan Freeman narrating the comments I am reading on the video. Thanks and titty sprinkles.

[@pinpointism]

thats because he doesnt know what he is talking about

[@DrWrapperband]

Or a roadie for The Nice

[@derekchatcavage9180]

Saw them live at the Ogden in Denver. 99 I think… been to a lot of shows, but this was still the LOUDEST! My ears are still buzzing 🤘

[@pank64]

from the first time i heard Ace of Spades of this band i was hooked: Motörhead. And to this day it is. They are a way of life.

[@krupkamusic]

Love how honest you were at the end. Thats how I feel about a few of my favorite bands as well. Hard to put into words. Great vid! Please do one on the great Judas Priest!

[@philwright2480]

I was ( still am ) a huge Hawkwind fan , when I found out Lemmy started Motorhead, I was an instant fan, I only saw Hawkwind live twice, but saw Motorhead too nany times to count, also met Lemmy a few times at The Rainbow

[@Nomed38]

That was a nice tribute video and history lesson on Lemmy & MOTÖRHEAD. An in depth documentary on MOTÖRHEAD could easily be over 4 hours long covering the over 35 years of the band, the albums, members, record labels, road crews, superfans, ect, ect. I always loved MOTÖRHEAD since I heard Metallica's cover of Damage Case and immediately went out to find a MOTÖRHEAD album that contained it. All these years later and MOTÖRHEAD is still my favorite band that I listen to almost daily. ♠️♦️♥️🍀

[@diabolus11]

Thank's a lot for this video! Lemmy - true rock'n'roll legend. Motorhead one of the greatest metal bands in the Universe. Greetings from Ukraine.

[@Timpen666]

Awesome documentary! Rest in Peace Lemmy! 🤘⚡️💥🍻

[@wilfamos7314]

Outstanding. Thanks from the bottom of my heart for putting this together. Awesome. Lem would have approved.

[@dieudonnembalambalaa]

I used to call myself a big fan of rock and metal but i never listened to motorhead and the first time i listened to ace of spades i fell in love with the band and lemmy's voice and i listened to practicly all their songs. Lemmy is an absolute legend

[@michaelsteding7720]

Saw them in Germany in 81 with Philthy, Fast Eddie and Lemmy. I had never heard anything so loud. I had to move back a little to actually figure out what song they were playing. My ears rang for days. Loved every second of it.

[@tankthelord1178]

When we practiced in Dollis Hill Motorhead came in with all their equipment and a flight case full of Budweiser, once they started sound checking all the other bands in the studio stopped playing and went out in the hallway to have a listen, they were too loud for anyone else to practice anyway, will never forget that. R.I.P Motorhead.

[@RAWMUSICTV]

rehearsing isn't something I ever associate with Motorhead haha

[@tankthelord1178]

@@RAWMUSICTV Agreed, I think they just wanted to drink and pretend they were rehearsing.. lol - this was back '92.

[@crocsmart5115]

I wonder why they didn’t bring any real beer,perhaps they liked to rehearse sober. 😂😂😂😂

[@IronFist.97]

What a great tribute to Lemmy and Motörhead. I liked the way you did this video, short but accurate as Lemmy himself was. Long live Rock 'N' Roll, and long live Lemmy/Motörhead.

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Long live Motörhead!! Lemmy4Ever ♠️

[@shannonrichardson3405]

Great job! I love Motörhead even have it tattooed on me! When I listen to Motörhead so do my neighbors!

[@syffesyfelix]

Great one man!

[@TheGodParticle]

Huge thanks for putting this together, cheers!!!

[@born2bleedclothing201]

Brilliant job man, great documentary on a legendary band! 🤘

[@danielyeo6777]

Motorhead Has been Part of my Life Just Fantastic Saw then Loads Miss you Lem

[@santiagobeirao5316]

my man, this was great!!! but no shit, you should do a mercyful fate one.

[@joshchristian8598]

I concur

[@davegiblin5059]

Saw them in Manchester in '79 with Def leppard and girlschool, circle, stage left, in front of the speakers ! best thing I saw was Lemmy in the wings all the way through the girls set rockin his arse off... wonderful ..Rest In Noise xx

[@mjh5437]

Great little doc about the original Three Amigos......For me (and the narrator too I suspect)the band was over when Philthy Phil Taylor and Fast Eddie left the band.

[@monniboi1820]

Now this man can make documentaries!

[@davidpaylor5666]

Possibly the purest rock and roll band ever. I saw hundreds of bands throughout my teens and twenties, very few came close to the sheer majesty of Motorhead live.

[@dylangriso654]

Saw Motörhead and Girls school on Colwyn Bay Pier Bach in the day. Brilliant night. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@Scyber_Official]

I saw Motorhead live once, the majority of the crowd were Outlaw Bikers. I stayed away from the pit that night. 💯😂

[@MystikShows]

Thank you! 🖤

[@tillross4078]

Well done Sir , Thanks for sharing 👍

[@JackosJingles]

I was lucky enough to see the classic line up in Germany in December 1981, support by Tank, They were loud. I saw the band a couple of times later, but I always preferred the Clarke/ Taylor line up.

[@Fred-rj3er]

Bloody hell. Tank! Yeah. Think I saw "Dunderhead" 😂 back then also. 4 gigs then the line up changed at a gig at Hull City Hall. I believe I saw them approx 400 times. No regrets, No remorse.

[@atgtrading]

Wow, Motorhead and Tank! That must have been incredible

[@avolaruruguay4625]

Great Documentary best band ever by far

[@DigitalConceptz]

\m/ great documentary man f’n love motorhead even though I know allllll about motorhead being a fan you know we don’t truly know everything R.I.P. Lemmy! Dude was an absolute legend will never be forgotten!

[@familydogg1234]

I saw Motorhead in a club in 1983 and Lemmy told the people" in the back to get up front or leave. Either way I don't care." The guitar stopped working and it sounded like a full band. Helix opened for them. They came out in the audience and stood next to me.

[@fishslayersinc.5099]

Best MOTORHEAD doc I've seen, great job on this!

[@djmexicanodetx2195]

Motorhead! 🤘

[@msrblonline]

Motörhead

[@AragreeYT]

Insanely good documentary! Loved it

[@angeltattoo1871]

Awesome ❤❤

[@RAWMUSICTV]

🤗

[@DogDooWinner]

The first time hearing motorhead blew me away. I was about 6 or 7 at the time. Im old so being a fan since that age means a really long time. I wanted to take my son to see Motorhead on what would be their final tour through here. Things happened and we couldn't go. I wish we could have.

[@volkerschrock2547]

Thanxx, well done. And Motörhead for ever!

[@harolddburke4726]

I saw Motorhead play back in 85. One day when I was watching a video called Eat the Rich I was knocked over by the intensity. All the metal bands were to fast and heavy for me because I was of a slower pace. Then I heard some slow but heavy stuff more my speed and began a relationship with now one of my all time favorite bands. So well yes "Motorhead" forever. I'm going to find a shirt with that logo . I like the speed metal a little more now as I could use the energy. +better equipment. And I like that feeling of flying. Also so many friends are in my list from all over the world. That is great feeling ..we can all relate to this band .no need to look back!!!

[@RidgeRunner5150]

What a great video tribute, Lemmy Lives!

[@shayneoneill1506]

Lemmy and Motorhead was a group *everyone* respected. The Punks considered them one of their own. The metalheads considered them one of their own. Before he was in Motorhead, he was in one of the founding Prog-Psycedelic bands, Hawkwind, but he just wanted to go harder and faster. One of th hardest men in music, and yet by all accounts generous with his time and a gracious host to any fan that came to visit him in his favorite pub.

[@IraSiegel]

Awesome and concise documentary mate. 🍻

[@Oyvind88]

Hell yeah, awsome documentary😎🤘🔥🇧🇻

[@BucketHead4901]

Have you considered putting together a documentary on Gwar? Or Buckethead? Gwar is my favorite metal band,ä. And my love for Buckethead has a crazy story. I first heard the name "Buckethead" in a list of the fastest guitar players ever. The name and image intrigued me and I decided to take a further look. I bought Monsters And Robots on CD about 10 years back. And I just recently listened to his entire discography. Very time consuming but I enjoyed every minute of it. 3,191 songs. I did it over the course of last summer, chugging through his earlier works, and then listening to every Pike album. Twas a journey, and I haven't gotten tired of them. But yes. Gwar has barely been covered anywhere I've looked. Consider it. Great work on everything you've put out.

[@FuriFashion]

loved this documentary.

[@Burgher1605]

21:35 ♠️🤘 Awesome video man. Legends never die. Even when they are killed by death.

[@McLovinlt]

Love these docs

[@erindinneen9653]

Bloody brilliant.

[@domgould5113]

From 80 to 84 i saw them a few times a year in Stoke on Trent.Vicky hall.Back stage after for a laugh and an autograph.Ears ringin for days..They were loud and fast..Always had to walk the 5 miles back cos o missin the last bus,to Neck End and a bollocking for being late again.Great days of music those were.

[@calangobass6044]

Great job!! 👏👏👏

[@KevsHardLemonade]

I love most of the bands you covered in your channel. I really hope you do a video on Faith No More!

[@stuartbrazier2464]

Really Heartfelt documentary thanks

[@gazmad]

This was so really fukk'n brilliant to see! -::Long Live Lemmy::-

[@waltmann66]

VERY COOL BRO!!

[@rickmcmillan3270]

Brilliant, cheers.

[@peterkwakman7440]

Got nearly every album, saw them18 times, they were blinding, live, Lem's Bass....OOOOH!

[@nikitarosen7902]

Wow great job. ROCK ON 🤘

[@elflakeador09]

Brilliantly done, very enjoyable ♤

[@j.r.r.toking]

The Sacrifice album playing in the background is one of my favorites 🤘😎🤘

[@shawnbruce6934]

THANK YOU!!!!

[@Fred-rj3er]

Well done. Just enough and not too much. Those that were there in the day are so lucky. Those that were motorheads - well you know how amazingly lucky we were. And I don't mean being in the group lol.

[@mickambler3151]

Fantastic documentary my friend the band means exactly the same to me as it does you,they have got me some really hard times ,thanks for keeping the bands memories alive y friend

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Thank you my friend! Motörhead for life!!

[@berniecoles2337]

I was born in the south of England in 1970. I grew up riding dirtbikes, listening to Motörhead and going Mod bashing with my older brother in the seaside towns of Sussex on his 650 BSA Thunderbolt. Wild times, wild music and wouldn’t have changed it for the world. I’m still dysfunctional now and most class me mad as fk.😬

[@RAWMUSICTV]

Fk mods haha

[@darrenwebb5334]

Good doc. Thanx.😊

[@franklanger3848]

Motörhead war eine großartige Band

[@juliansabala7362]

Dude you rock just like lemmy. ACE OF SPADES FOREVER

[@DrStepperphd]

Next to Black Sabbath, Motörhead is my favorite band ever!

[@FrostedWolf323]

you make such great docs man.

[@geoffbaker7722]

absolutely fantastic

[@louismartel8232]

Sometimes you're so right...and this is one time....RIP Lem you are missed

[@lisamay4844]

Can’t believe I hadn’t watched this one until now… really interesting, lots I didn’t know. I met Würzel in the late 80s, I was a bit overawed but he was a real sweetheart!

[@headcrushbonecrusher580]

Just two words for this video: THANK YOU and…Don’t forget the joker.

[@that_diggity_d880]

Lemmy was a man ahead of his time. Lemmy is GOD

[@adamrivera2499]

Finally hell ya 🤘