Lemmy Kilmister And Motorhead on Strip clubs, Alcohol and New Generation

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Lemmy Kilmister And Motorhead on Strip clubs, Alcohol and New Generation
Lemmy Kilmister and Motorhead are legendary icons in the world of hard rock and heavy metal music. In this candid interview, Lemmy talks about his experience playing in strip clubs, his thoughts on alcohol consumption, and how he believes a new generation of up-and-coming musicians can create their own sound.
Learn more about the life and times of this iconic musician as he speaks from the heart on topics that truly matter to him. With Lemmy’s frankness and honesty, you’ll gain wisdom from one who has been there before - it's sure to be an informative discussion that will leave you feeling inspired!
Don't miss your chance to hear what Lemmy has to say about these important issues - watch now and discover how to make a difference in today's music scene. Let’s celebrate the man who has nurtured generations of rockers, introducing new sounds and innovating ways to create an unforgettable experience for every audience.
Join us as we look back at Lemmy’s career, and join him in paving the way for a new generation of hard rockers!

[@user-wl7nb3np6i]

Lemmy a true rock and roll Star, lived fast and died far too young even at 70 , great interview and missed so much what a guy 😢

[@thephilosophercactus]

In one of the documentaries (I think it was Live Fast, Die Old), after 40 years of touring one of the crew members said that Lemmy’s hearing was all but gone. ‘But he’ll still hear you if you offer him a drink.’ 😂

[@greenonreed]

I miss Lemmy

[@robertgodlewski8553]

Motorhead was the real deal.🤘

[@williammetcalf7239]

The totally great thing about Lemmy is that he will just tell you how it is point blank. I wish I had made the effort to go see them live. I'm sure it was epic.

[@abaddonb]

Damn. I had seen them about twenty times. Motorhead and GWAR were the two bands that I never passed up when they rolled through town.

[@georgerichardson7728]

respect !

[@Capt-Hook]

Well said 👏

[@nicolasbeaudry6158]

RIP LEMMM😘😘🔥🔥🔥

[@jasecee8992]

Brilliant! Loved this, and they are so right about the Gen Z

[@tomm4782]

Gen z would have been under 5 years old at the time of this

[@Mujcanal]

Rock

[@gmac2558]

Lemmy sounding like the Naure Boy...

[@theodoreconstantini2548]

You could see his lungs were in a bad way, I'm sure he had a least some emphysema at around this time.

[@thatssomething1]

Yep alcoholism is normal 😆...to each their own 😉

[@nealgrimes4382]

He says it's normal for him, not in general, he is an Alcoholic so for him it is.

[@ackerjawaka4742]

​@@nealgrimes4382plus he always said what he gets up to is his own business and he would never tell anyone to do or not do anything and he expects the same respect ♠️

[@oliverheidelberg]

Well, those are the only GFs he had. Strippers.

[@robertwatson5104]

Yeah and it killed you at 70 Lemmy

[@pedemeyer]

I will simply never understand why anybody would take any advice from these guys. Being honest has never ment being right.

[@leredditcommander8208]

so are you a pうssy?

[@JonnyBlade]

This "my favourite rockstar is a philosopher" thing is moronic. The best things Lemmy said, was in his songs. The rest is completely bollocks. Downplaying alcoholism and tinnitus, that's really clever 🙄

[@ackerjawaka4742]

​@@JonnyBladewould you have preferred it if he influenced his fans to take drugs and be a alcoholic, just the fact that he did play down the drugs and partying makes him a much better person than all the other so called rock stars who are promoting drug use ♠️♠️♠️