*CHUNKY* 🎵 MOTORHEAD Ace of Spades Reaction

[@sir_timo]

“We are Motörhead. And we play rock and roll.”

[@richk2690]

And we play LOUD!!!

[@ir0nfist447]

Im gettin chills reading this, rip Lemmy. Miss Ya Man

[@Ass_Burgers_Syndrome]

@@ir0nfist447 Fuckin A. He was the man.

[@heathcornbeef]

We're MOTORHEAD AND WE PLAY ROCK N ROLL ..... DON'T FORGET US!!!🇬🇧 NEVER LORD LEMMY KILMISTER NEVER

[@robbiecoffey4260]

Everything louder than everything else

[@VadersRage]

"Texture" is the right word. Lemmy has about as much texture in his voice as 36 grit sandpaper.

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

LMAO Perfect

[@ir0nfist447]

I think he ate 36grit sandpaper . Love that freak, rip Lemmy.. you are missed.

[@chuckmull7789]

badass singer miss the man RIP Lemmy

[@H0tchips]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAA - genius mate.

[@artis1969]

Gravelly

[@ChrisHendrickson82]

These guys are the whole reason that Metallica even exists. According to Lars, he went to Europe and found himself somehow invited into the studio to hang out with Motorhead. He decided that he needed to start a band when he got home, so when he got back to LA he placed the ad that led him to meet James Hetfield, who also loved Motorhead, and start Metallica.

[@VCRider]

Didn't James discover the band through Lars? Dunno

[@pesmerga182]

Lars is from Europe

[@VCRider]

@@pesmerga182 no one knew

[@module79l28]

@@pesmerga182 - Ikr? The OP is talking like Lars Ulrich is a typical name given to an american born in LA. SMH...

[@leoevs441]

Lars was born in Denmark and before he started Metallica with James he was destined to become a pro tennis player like his father but Metal took over and he thought fuck that lol...

[@steveparker8065]

Apparently, Lemmy was late for a gig one night and all that stood between Lemmy and the stage was a granite mountain, so Lemmy chewed through that mountain and made it to the gig on time. You can still hear the gravel in his voice!

[@MisterC1989]

Pretty sure it was a mountain of cigarettes and whiskey tho xD

[@steveparker8065]

@@MisterC1989 Shh, that's not as poetic! ;-)

[@stuartdaly7407]

Lemmy could do Chuck Norris in a fight

[@jameswhitehead6758]

Lemmy played the final Motorhead shows while in end stages of stomach cancer. Kicked ass while in excruciating pain. Legend.

[@jfeelix91]

I believe it was Prostate Cancer it was Dio who died of Stomach cancer :(

[@brandonhoward694]

I think lemmy had three types of cancer. Legend

[@johndeaux3703]

Actually the cancer contracted Lemmy.

[@cool77arrow]

@@johndeaux3703 haha i was about to say that

[@profyaffel6398]

Saw them at The Eden Project in 2015, about 6 month prior. I'd seen them a few times over the years. He was still going for it, but was visibly frail.

[@edh3709]

We are Motorhead and we play rock and roll. His voice is unique and so was he. The definition of a banger.

[@tresianyfb5865]

There the true shit

[@charleslatora5750]

I think it was Lenny, but someone said if this band moved in the house next to you your lawn would die

[@ΑναστάσιοςΠαπαζαχαρίου]

He was unique indeed, a very genuine person in a fake industry.

[@ThedeadCrowz]

Lemmy is the mad man, man literally survived on jack daniels and drugs he is this epitome of rock and roll.

[@markdraine3571]

Righto ,Crow..Lemmy made it work for him..Most of us would have been dead long before .

[@jzeke1712]

All rock stars from the era have crazy Ozzy stories, but Ozzy has crazy Lemmy stories.

[@ThedeadCrowz]

@@jzeke1712 definitely lol

[@vicprovost2561]

I saw Lemmy open for Ozzy,, see my previous comment. 😎

[@bedorius6566]

the 70 years he lived he probably seen more than the avg person would see in 150 years

[@rebelleparrish4937]

Love u lex! Spent many years hanging and working at the rainbow and driving this guy around town. He never learned to drive. Lived a block from the bar so he could walk. Best dude to talk about ww2 history with. A legend and always nice to fans!

[@BockwinkleB]

Wow, I bet you have so many stories.

[@mistersniffer6838]

@@BockwinkleB - No you didnt. Pics or it never happened!!

[@BockwinkleB]

@@mistersniffer6838 My guess is people hanging with Lemmy don't really give 2 shits about pictures.

[@mistersniffer6838]

@@BockwinkleB - You should have seen the size fish I almost caught. I dont have pics, but..............

[@BockwinkleB]

@@mistersniffer6838 So you're one of those people who holds a phone up at a concert and annoys everyone. Got it.

[@annaoswald5943]

Did I just see Brad liking Motorhead? Honestly, I was not expecting that, but I'm definitely loving it.

[@autocross350z]

I read somewhere that when he was younger he had stage fright and had the mic like that so he didn't have to look at the audience

[@thedawgfather5410]

His voice is gravelly.

[@hoggers7572]

I have never seen him like anyone

[@meowenstein]

Hands down the loudest band I've ever seen... and I saw them four times. Earplugs were more or less worthless, and I could feel the guitar solos in my teeth.

[@nymom8204]

Omg. YES, You totally nailed it! You could absolutely feel it in your teeth! You couldn’t hear correctly for hours after seeing them.

[@namegoeshereorhere5020]

These three guys are the only people who I don't personally know that actually made me feel sad when they died.

[@billybee3423]

We actually had a watching party for Lemmy’s memorial service when he passed (it’s still on KZbin). I’m a fan of Motörhead, but I am more of a Lemmy fan. I got S’ Faced on Jack (Lemmy’s drink of choice) and balled like an F’ing baby. Not one of my prouder moments.

[@faithcat7675]

Ditto.

[@paulwilson2651]

I Felt the same when Bert Jansch and John Renbourn of Pentangle died!

[@yogijaya2897]

@@billybee3423 we did too. Warehouse providence RI

[@loumelillo1790]

Neil Peart too

[@Sir_AlexxTv]

Lemmy is a LEGEND, just keep in mind he worked as a roadie for Hendrix before Motorhead 😎

[@jzeke1712]

I’ve got nothing against Prince, but I’ve always thought Lemmy’s take on Prince was hilarious.

[@Gekokujo76]

I knew I'd be too late to drop that tidbit...glad you said it. Lemmy Legend.

[@stevebinning977]

Lemmy was also bass player for several years for the legendary space-rock band Hawkwind.

[@davidharrison1346]

And played in hawkwind, sam gopal and in the early sixties the rocking vicars. He's been on the road most of his life. Im very fortunate to have seen them live a good few times. Wow! Loudest band ever!

[@philpennington826]

"When we formed Motorhead, we wanted to be the band, that, if we move in next door to you, your lawn dies." ~Lemmy

[@jc2004x]

Without Motorhead, there would be no Metallica. Motorhead was a big influence on them. The gambling is a metaphor for chasing a thrill. Check out Liberate by Disturbed and 1000 HP by Godsmack

[@dixieflatline7290]

Motörhead also was a huge influence to Sodom

[@Nekrovelho]

@@dixieflatline7290 Sodom would be a cultured choice for reactions and something you don't see on every channel!

[@kileypaet8221]

Oh, I'm pretty sure there would still be a Metallica.

[@bigdaddydiesel5520]

@@kileypaet8221 Yep, they'd have found a way for sure.

[@paulsmith2516]

Lemmy once asked his doctor about cutting out the Jack D and speed from his systems via blood transfusions and stuff. His Dr then told him, calmly and with certainty that if he cleaned up his blood stream now his body would go into toxic shock and die. True story. The man was beyond legendary. RIP Ian Lemmy Kilmister.

[@peterhall8572]

Gone but never to be forgotten!, a true legend

[@pobsdad]

A doctor told my son the same thing so he carried on drinking for years. What he meant was that he shouldn't just stop without help to wean him off. He did stop eventually after a stay in hospital. Just in time, his liver was just about shot. Fuck knows how Lemmy lasted as long as he did!

[@dandan4092]

@@pobsdad glad your son got the help he needed. Lemmy made a deal with the devil I guess

[@daniellysohirka5079]

you can take a benzo to get off alcohol, and cold turkey amphetamines. It's not though, Opiods are worse.

[@VilleHalonen]

I think the exact words Lemmy used, "Pure blood'll kill ya!"

[@fhare666]

Every time I hear this song, all I can think of is their Young Ones appearance.

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

I'm pretty sure that taping was the only time that particular lineup played together. Have to double check that.

[@stevepuckett8930]

That's the first time I saw them. Went straight to the music store the next day and have listened to them ever since

[@mitchellbeston1033]

Yep, the first time i ever heard them. I became a fan after that.

[@gavinyoung7085]

"To the station!" The University Challenge episode. Hilarious!

[@daz_n]

Vyvyan stuffing the doughnut in his mouth and flicking the v-sign. 🍩✌🏼🤣

[@jayscollops]

45 years on and its still one of the best metal songs ever

[@yogijaya2897]

Motörhead plays Rock n Roll ! ♠️

[@tarinindell8217]

Motorhead is british slang for a "speed demon," some who abuses Amphetamines. And yes, they did. Also, Lemmy was a treasure. “I got hold of my son, I found out he was doing cocaine,” Lemmy lamented. “I said, ‘Look, coke’s all right, but speed’s better. I don’t mind you doing coke. If you ever do smack and I find out, I’ll kill you. Because I’d rather have that on my conscience than watch you die slowly.’”

[@89801wink]

You Sir would be incorrect. Perhaps it's geographical. In my neck of the woods, a Motorhead is someone who lives to work on car engines...making them faster.

[@justaguy214]

Right or wrong, I'm enjoying the Adderall.

[@richardl9242]

@@89801wink In this case 'Motorhead' is 100% referring to Amphetamines. Lemmy was in the band hawkwind who wrote a song called Motorhead which was about Amphetamine abuse. It was british slang.

[@amphibeingmcshpongletron5026]

@@richardl9242 100%

[@89801wink]

Okay. My bad. Like I said, "geographical".

[@whamptonr]

Motörhead is the pure, raw, essence of rock and roll. Check out their song “Overkill.” Legend has it that it is the first song to have a double kick drum (which you guys seem to love) from start to finish. Jazz drummers did it for accents. Phil “The Animal” Taylor did it for the whole song.

[@djgforce11]

Nah I dont think thats true check out a dude named Tommy Aldridge who originally played drums for Black Oak Arkansas & later for Ozzy he was doin that double bass kick way back in the mid 70s.

[@ShakemeisterS64]

Phil 'Philthy Animal' Taylor.

[@johnposes6164]

"he would hang out with Bon Scott" .... That would be one wild party!

[@elbruces]

"Even for a rock band they seem wild." "These guys got into bar fights." Yep, you got 'em pegged off the jump.

[@rayallen3492]

And the funny thing is that in all of his interviews, Lemmy is soooo well spoken, you start to forget he was a rock star. Well, at least until he drops the f-bomb. LOL

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

Lemmy Kilmiester had the sexiness in his Whiskey soaked vocals

[@pr073u569]

That "chunk" that Lex is describing is usually called a gravelly voice. This always makes me think of Tony Hawk.

[@maskedman1337]

Cigarettes and whisky.

[@holykuhmeinefresse]

THPS3 on PS1 was the shit!

[@TheBamfinator]

Gritty is also a pretty good word to use.

[@anniiaha]

same

[@smittysmith8548]

Motorhead is one of my favorite bands of all time. Loudest concert I've ever been to as well!!

[@minusbl1nfoldgrl]

My Dad is a 35 year vet in the audio engineering industry and he can confirm they are the loudest band he has heard.

[@yogijaya2897]

My ears are completely Fucked UP after seeing them the 1st time (my daughter was conceived under a tree after the show....) But after 17 more times....i am hard of hearing ♠️♠️♠️ #EverythingLouderThanEverythingElse! ♠️♠️♠️

[@Nekrovelho]

*That* is such a lovely way to describe Lemmy's voice! Blessed! Oh and I'm sure they'd gotten along with Bon.

[@BockwinkleB]

Lemmy was a roady for Jimi Hendrix at one point and was also in the band Hawkwind

[@rebelleparrish4937]

He got kicked out of hawkwind for doing too much acid...in an acid band. Legend!!!!

[@lupusyonderboy272]

@@rebelleparrish4937 Not true! He was arrested at the Canadian border for drugs,turned out it was 'phets,legal in Canada at the time,Dave Brock was pissed off,left him at the border and fired him !

[@emptybraincase4181]

I heard that Lemmy wanted the band to be the kind of band, that when they moved in next door to you .... your lawn died too.

[@ChicagoTRS]

Lemmy was the epitome of the hard rock frontman. His lifestyle was 100% straightforward...what you see is what you got...what he sang about was who he was. Cheers with some speed and a jack&coke.

[@kallek3994]

Did they get into barfights? Yes. But in lack of bars they regularly fought among theirselves. The drummer played a whole tour with a broken neck provided by the guitarist. I recommend the book ´Lemmy- White line fever´.

[@vinniedixon1140]

This is the ultimate rock song by the ultimate rock band. Lemmy, Fast Eddie Clarke, Philthy Phil Taylor, R.I.P. to you all you absolute legends

[@galedribble9535]

“That drummer is going nuts” Lol hell yes the drums have always been my favorite part of this song. They just keep driving and propelling the song ahead

[@willredding3859]

That's a hard living voice you hear. Lemmy was a true rock star.

[@NZLatic]

Lemmy does indeed have a ‘chunky’ voice with ‘bumps along the road’. One of the best definitions of Lemmy’s singing style I’ve heard in ages! Love these reactions, seem them coming.

[@SuperClarky666]

They used to fight each other as well 😀.this version of the band is recognised as the classic line up.lemmy the singer was considered a rock metal god. R.I.P. LEMMY, PHILTHY ANIMAL TAYLOR and FAST EDDIE CLARK🤘🏻

[@jenniferandrews1917]

I met Lemmy here in Vegas about a year before he passed away just chillin' at the bar. One of the nicest and down to earth people I've ever met in the business. God bless you, Lemmy. ❤️

[@dc4457]

"Even for a rock band they seem wild" -- Yeah, Lemmy used to be room-mates with the guy who founded the Hell's Angels. He once had to talk some Angels out of murdering the guitarist who replaced Fast Eddie Clarke. Drummer Philthy Phil Taylor once played an entire tour with drumsticks duck taped to his hand after he broke it punching someone in the face. And there was the German show where the band and crew put down their instruments and beat the hell out of a street gang that broke into the venue and was messing with their audience... then went back and finished their set.

[@alex-E7WHU]

Phil broke his hand punching the tour manager in the gob.👍legend.

[@chimpaflimp]

It was a chapter president, not the founder.

[@j.d.leslie8458]

I understand you did not want to get on Eddie's bad side. A scrapper.

[@robertbuppii4457]

Motörhead is what you blast on a 12 hour drive after you’ve stopped at the rest stop store for excedrin and vivarin 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jasonhalil2591]

Lemmy's "texture" was the result of 5 packs a day and a bottle of Jack for 40yrs !!! The drummer is Philthy animal Taylor, one of the first to use the double kick drum. Lemmy had the poker machine from his bar brought to his bedside when he was dying and was too ill to go there - gambling? Yeah he liked gambling, speed,smoking whatever was on offer, loose women and Jack Daniels whiskey.....oh and very,very,very loud speed rock! Year of the wolf is a great werewolf track.

[@566missinglink]

Rip Lemmy. Love this song. Whenever I play this while riding my scooter it makes you twist the throttle great reaction guys.

[@crayzeewhorse]

Lemmy wrote and performed "The Game" which was his very close friends theme song for WWE- Triple H

[@farfrompoo]

One of the lyrics is "Read 'em and weep, the dead man's hand again." This is commonly considered to be a pair of aces and a pair of eights. It's supposedly what Wild Bill Hickock had in his hand when he was murdered. However, there aren't any sources from that time stating that's what he was holding.

[@ShakemeisterS64]

I'd heard it was a full house of two aces three eights.

[@KingoRichie1990]

I heard it was a game of Snap that he lost.

[@michaeljustice124]

I saw Motörhead open for Iron Maiden along with LA Guns on the Seventh Son tour. Great show!

[@butchwiltshire6686]

Okay I am officially jealous.

[@sinistregoth]

"We're the kind of band that if we moved in next door, your lawn would die" Lemmy

[@kekunkekpar9770]

One of the few groups respected by other metal bands! Lemmy the legend!

[@deanprince8602]

The definition of a power trio. All three are now gone, but not forgotten.

[@rebelleparrish4937]

Philthy phil was the demon on drums for sure

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

watching Lex get her heavy metal fix is a joy within itself - PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS!

[@NeonNights80]

Lemmy is legendary. Check out the duet he did with Ozzy Osbourne called I ain't No nice guy. Slash plays the guitar solo on it.

[@stevecarnival3464]

Raw , load , and pure...... that's rock n roll!!!

[@kinglarrythefirst]

"They've been in a few bar fights for sure. They would hang out with Bon Scott." This comment alone made me click the Like button. lol Love it. By the way "AC/DC - Girls Got Rhythm* (the studio version) is an awesome song that definitely deserves a Reaction from you guys. Always gives me some type of barroom brawl too. lol

[@BlackieNuff]

Gravelly raspy voice = "Chunky, like bumps along the road" LOL - Love it!

[@inklanois]

LEMMY! Motorhead was awesome, man. Just balls out rock for sure.

[@choppingpenguin]

"THESE guys get into bar fights!" The most hysterically perfect first impression ever!

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

Alice Cooper said that Lemmy was the smartest man he ever met because all he did was take speed and read. Truly a rock god. RIP all three of these giants.

[@xbxspartan]

his voice can cause one to drive faster than the speed limit, Lemmy is one of the gods of rock

[@CALLAHAN19]

The loudest freaking gig I've ever been to was motorhead in the late 90s here in New Orleans at the House of Blues... I couldn't hear good for 24hours straight.. I was 6 feet from Lemmy an I couldn't believe it, but he actually pointed at me an Said, NICE HAIR DUDE.. I couldn't believe he said that to me.. blown away..

[@voodoocustompickups2547]

Lemmy was a straight badass. I met him a few times. But if you want to hear how he was off stage, I suggest watching Dave Grohl talk about him at his funeral. Lemmy was a badass but he was also kind and genuine

[@StevenFox80]

Even stars got nervous when they were about to meet Lemmy. He was really one of the godfathers of rock & metal! RIP Lemmy!

[@Skurian_krotesk]

Lemmy was wild. He was a rockstar. He had sex. Did drugs. And was a legendary musician. But i would bet you everything i have that this man would not start a fight without a damn good reason. He is a gentle soul. Watch some of his interviews. You'll get the picture. He is a great man with a strong sense of morality when it comes to causing harm to others.

[@ingobordewick6480]

I had the pleasure to meet him once, at a festival we had a longer conversation. What a great and kind man he was and always a gentleman to woman.

[@murmuratingmemories]

word

[@Dietghostscp2107]

As a black metal head I second this notion. When I was in my teens I got to meet him at a little venue and he made me feel very welcome, in the culture regardless of what I looked like. Lemmy was special.

[@EricHostile]

"Even for a rock band they seem wild". You nailed it with that quote.

[@MrJctii916]

Lemmy is God and has merely gone home to take his rightful seat.

[@twatinahatsmith7428]

Wild and loud. Used to take a week to stop my ears ringing after going to their concerts.

[@2opler]

I met the band once after an early gig of theirs just after the release of their first single. We were just spotty kids who shouldn`t even have been drinking. I was a fan of Hawkwind so I wanted to see what Lemmy had done with his own band. They were nicest people you could meet, really solid. My only claim to fame...I bought Lemmy a pint.

[@ThinkOfANumber68]

Met him at the bar of the Marquee club in London. My sister spilt his drink and he turned around and I was expecting to get punched when he realized my sister had done it he just turned from animal to gentleman and I bought him a round of drinks. A real character who was a genuine legend.

[@2opler]

@@ThinkOfANumber68 Yes..an absolute diamond

[@tornnomar]

"Bumps along the road" LOL, so with you Brad! Great to see your videos! Please keep it up guys:)

[@cydrych]

Who'd win in a wrestling match, Lemmy or God? Trick question, Lemmy is God.

[@nmmf6635]

And Triple H is the guest referee

[@rockerchefdave]

They bridged the gap between metal and punk. Probably the first band to do it successfully. They also influenced every band that came after them. Live shows were insane. Your ears would ring for days afterwards.

[@pleasekillme1745]

Lemmy is God

[@geraintlumley6432]

Fantastic!!! Motorhead were at the fore of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. RIP Lemmy

[@pantlessreactions]

Me: Who would win in a fight, Lemmy or God? Them: Lemmy Me: Wrong Them: God Me: Wrong, trick question, Lemmy is God (OK, yes, i stole this from the movie Airheads, no less true)

[@timbaker6540]

Both metal heads and Punks Loved MOTOR HEAD Thy brought people together! 🤘🏼

[@theglanconer6463]

Motorhead. 15 years old. The first time I went completely deaf at a concert. Love it.

[@RowdyGrunt]

"They would get into bar fights"… I love you man! LOL! YES!

[@dougoneill7266]

Lemmy was a really lovely bloke. you couldn't meet anyone nicer, genuinely. he was a gent.

[@jasonmgomez]

Lemmy the lead singer sang me happy birthday and bought me a whisky at the Rainbow in LA. Best birthday ever. He was just walking by our table and saw the decorations and started singing. That dude was fkn awesome. RIP.

[@MrJocky82]

The one and only, Lemmy. There will never be another like this man!! Legend

[@Telukin]

"bumps along the road" is so right! :)

[@profanepersonality]

Lex is a musical genius at some level. Has to be with her analysis and understanding.

[@googlebotkiller7118]

Nice to see people still appreciating rock'n roll over 40 years later.

[@dennisellis3605]

Lemmy is a legends legend. I love the song he did with Ozzy called I ain't no nice guy

[@jtighe7090]

I saw Motorhead live twice in one night on the Ace of Spades tour in Toronto in 1981. My ears were ringing for a week, but it was worth it.

[@MTB-Idle]

These guys are brilliant. I saw this line up three times in the early 1980's and they were insanely loud

[@davidtingley9978]

"We wanted to be the band that if we moved in next door to you, your garden would die"- Lemmy

[@wompa70]

“Bumps along the road” is perfect.

[@DakodaOK]

I dunno about bar fights, but Lemmy was HUGE into pinball and arcade games. Nicest guy ever, hardest guy in the world to understand when he spoke.

[@sathishmodugu9222]

Hahaha...love it ...the young lady is a natural metalhead!! Keep headbanging!

[@dagrizz-ek4ih]

Thanks for sharing. It's nice to see a different view of songs I listened to when they were fresh and maybe forgotten by me now! Or even ones I remember vividly the first time I heard them!!

[@rocketrabble6737]

Lex should try writing fiction because she just comes out with expressions like "bumps in the road' and you just feel exactly what she is thinking and trying to convey!

[@johnchildress103]

One of many parts that makes rock, legendary.

[@bobby_c07]

Lemmy is rock n roll in human form.

[@laurencefox5884]

You two do the best reactions! I love every one...

[@Deguello23]

Lemmy's voice always sounded to me like he gargled used motor oil. I love it.

[@omegashinra7672]

Lemmy is the Icon of the Icons. Dude was Rock and Roll through and through, it was a dark day when he passed.

[@kenirving5240]

That drummer deserves a medal. Super athlete.

[@johnwesch5926]

Greatest analogies ever. Your showing your philosophical side. More please. Best one to date," fiery soup."

[@VintageReplay]

The Bon Scott reference was spot on. Love you guys so much!

[@brucey39]

Lemmy perfected his unique voice with a million cigarettes and 200 bottles of Jacks . A true artist

[@warlorddk2070]

The guy is singing about taking chances and living live to the fullest not just playing is safe and comfortable.

[@zeplica2004]

r.i.p. the godfather of metal. the loudest concert i was ever at. my ears rang for 2 days and i kept going back to see them!!!

[@TheMasonator777]

According to Lemmy himself, Motörhead wouldn’t exist without Little Richard. He was Lemmy’s musical hero.

[@mspicer3262]

I saw Motorhead for the first time back in about 1986, they opened for Alice Cooper. They were such a great band live, and loud too, couldn't expect to have a normal conversation for a couple of days after seeing them...