Rapper FIRST TIME Reaction to Motörhead - Ace Of Spades !

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Rapper FIRST TIME Reaction to Motörhead - Ace Of Spades !
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[@Charles_Bro-son]

Motörhead was respected by everyone - punks, metalheads, rockers...

[@static65days...]

EVERYBODY!...

[@musiquefantastique7127]

If you can't at least tolerate Motorhead..... I trust you less than someone who doesn't like dogs.

[@gregobrien9063]

You may have heard 'The Game' (Triple H) if you're a wrestling fan

[@jasonremy1627]

Dude... Swifties, jazz heads, hip hop fans, country bros, everyone better love Motorhead.

[@maingate7672]

Church groups. Gave them something to point at and say, ''Don't do that!''

[@randywissler9923]

"We are Motorhead and we play rock n roll" R.I.P LEMMY, EDDIE CLARK AND PHIL TAYLOR!!!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@samueldemos958]

His voice played in my head while you said that RIP LEMMY

[@michaelbuttner4262]

​@@samueldemos958 R.I.P Lemmy 24.12.1945 - 28.12.2015 the last Show was 11.12 .2015 in Berlin ( Germany ) together with Saxon , i work as a Security- Guard Backstage

[@samueldemos958]

@@michaelbuttner4262 I saw them in 2015 may 1 in Porto Alegre Brazil the last show he played in the country monster of rock tour with Ozzy and Judas Priest

[@davidhabgood]

That made me emotional reading your comment. The first gig I went to solo as a 14 year old was Motorhead, with Saxon supporting, 8 November 1979 Wolverhampton Civic Hall, packed down at the front Eddie Clarke's side of the stage, head practically in the PA stack. Couldn't hear a word the teachers said the next day in school or for a week after

[@nikkicalow7819]

@@michaelbuttner4262 i saw then in 1999 with girl school and the damned

[@williamwhalen746]

The Ace of Spades is considered the death card. Motörhead is technically a hard rock band. Lemmy never claimed to play metal. A good argument could be made that they are actually speed metal. Regardless their influence on metal is immense. Hard or Heavy, they are universally respected in the metal community.

[@robr135]

It's not that Lemmy never considered Motorhead metal, his outlook was "It's all rock and roll". He could listen to pearl jam, and then Thrash era Metallica, and see them as both a form of Rock despite the differences. His music speaks to this. One moment hes playing blues, the next punk rock, and then some speed metal, and even some ballads are thrown in. Its all just Rock n Roll ;)

[@hoosiernationsindiana2085]

I just remember them being head bangin' music. @@robr135

[@giljensen1132]

Facts

[@svekkapung]

He never claimed to play metal but they absolutely did throughout the 90s and early 2000s

[@chuckhouse5179]

Also the dead mans hand of aces and 8's

[@pastorofmuppets13]

If a fifth of Jack Daniels, a pack of Marlboro Reds, and a Harley Davidson combined forces and sang - you get Lemmy (while killing it on bass). He walked the walk. Pure rock and roll bad ass. These guys influenced SO many bands - a little group called Metallica comes to mind...

[@saintdon4461]

and a bag of speed

[@Kipperbob]

Yeah, Lemmy Killmister the OG, dude lived the Rock n Roll life, Gambling sex drugs cigarettes and whisky Rock n Roll, Rock in Peace dude.

[@highpath4776]

@@Kipperbob Wasnt it a rider in appearences for a pinball machine ?)

[@blurpledragon2779]

Thank you , I think of Metallica when I see Motorhead !!!! Have you seen the video for Murder One by Metallica ? It's for Lemmy and it's like a adult cartoon of a night in the life of Lemmy , you will love it , if you haven't already seen it .

[@pastorofmuppets13]

@@blurpledragon2779 I have seen it. Also thinking about the story Lars tells of basically stalking Motorhead - he followed their tour bus for ages and went to every gig he could get to. When he finally got to hang out with Lemmy, he ended up throwing up because he was trying to keep up drinking (and couldn't lol). There is a pic of Lars passed out on the inside sleeve of the "Orgasmatron" album. I just think it is amazing that Lars went from Motorhead obsessed fan to the founder of the biggest metal band ever.

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

Alice Cooper said Lemmy was the smartest guy he ever met because all he did was read and take speed. Lem's lyrics were a cut above, especially on the topics of war, politics, and religion. He never held back and was a big inspiration to the mid 80s wave of thrash bands like Metallica, Anthrax, Megadeth etc. First time I saw Motorhead they were opening for Cooper, next two times they were headlining club tours. For a really wild track, check out 1986's Orgasmatron.

[@mspicer3262]

I saw them open for Cooper too, that was such a great show...

[@jasonremy1627]

He wrote amazing ballads too. Wrote "Mama I'm Coming Home" for Ozzy.

[@JeffreyTheTaylor]

@@jasonremy1627 1916 is a wonderful lament on the horrors of WWI, then there's the acoustic blues of Whorehouse Blues.

[@SnailMailShell]

Orgasmatron!

[@HellBrYnger]

he's having a big and meaningful with Dio up there as we speak/write ;)

[@sumonjamal1653]

Motorhead was the heavy rock band that never sold millions of records like AC/DC or Kiss... but their music and attitude changed the metal/ rock scene forever... They influenced everybody in the 80's and beyond that became commercially successful, from Motley Crue & Metallica to Guns N' Roses & Nirvana... and beyond. They played faster than anyone else in the era of 1979 to 1982 and helped create the genre that became thrash metal or speed metal w/ the likes of Metallica, Anthrax, Megadeth, Slayer, Overkill, etc. Ian 'Lemmy' Kilmister (bass & vocals) was born in the UK and formed Motorhead in 1975 as a power rock trio... He was part of the British rock scene since he became a fan of American rock & roll music in the 50's listening to Elvis, Little Richard, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, Chuck Berry, etc... Lemmy actually saw The Beatles play at the Cavern Club in Liverpool before they became famous... they inspired him to join a band in the 60's called The Rockin' Vickers, where Lemmy played rhythm guitar... Around 1967, Lemmy moved to London and was hired as a roadie for Jimi Hendrix... His appetite for women, drugs, gambling and alcohol made him the stereotypical rock star, especially after he joined the UK band Hawkwind in 1971 on bass. It turned out Lemmy was good on bass and wrote his first original songs like the Hawkwind single 'Silver machine'... "Motorhead" was a song that he wrote & recorded for Hawkwind before he was fired from the band in 1975. Returning to England in '75, Lemmy formed Motorhead w/ Larry Wallis (guitar) and Lucas Fox (drums) ... but their early reviews were terrible. Motorhead recorded an album for Hawkwind's label and it was not released cos it was deemed "poor"... (It was released in 1979 as the album 'On Parole' after Motorhead became famous)... The music industry refused to give Motorhead a chance in 1976. But Lemmy and Motorhead's motto was "Born to lose, live to win" ... he enlisted new members Phil 'Philthy Animal' Taylor (drums) and 'Fast' Eddie Clarke (guitar) and recorded Motorhead's debut album in 1978... They shocked critics when their cover of 'Louie, Louie' (by The Kingsmen) became a hit single in the UK in '78. Motorhead were signed to UK label Bronze Records and released the albums 'Overkill' and 'Bomber' in 1979... their fast & furious style of rock became a sensation in the UK as they toured relentlessly, making very little money... It was their 1980 album 'Ace of Spades' that made the top 5 on the UK charts... Their 1981 live album 'No sleep til Hammersmith' shocked the critics again by charting at #1 in the UK. However, the drugs, booze and volatility in Motorhead ended up splitting them in 1982 from guitarist Eddie Clarke after the 'Iron Fist' album... Brian 'Robbo' Robertson (guitar) joined in 1983, but fans hated the former Thin Lizzy guitarist and he only recorded 1 album - 'Another perfect day' (1983)... Robertson left Motorhead by 1984 and drummer Philthy left w/ him. Motorhead announced a new line-up w/ 2 new guitarists - Mick 'Wurzel' Burston & Phillip 'Zoom' Campbell ... and Pete Gill (drums) joining Lemmy (bass & vocals) as Motorhead celebrated their 10th anniversary tour in 1985 w/ the 'No remorse' release... followed by a new album 'Orgasmatron' in 1986... Philthy (drums) rejoined Motorhead in 1987 for the "Rock n' roll" album and another live record 'No sleep at all' in 1988. Because of tax issues and bad business deals, Motorhead migrated to the USA in 1990 and parted ways w/ longtime manager Doug Smith... Lemmy also co-wrote songs for Ozzy Osbourne and was recognized as a brilliant lyricist... Motorhead released the album '1916' in 1991 and got a Grammy nomination... However, they saw all the band they had influenced sell millions of records... while Motorhead albums were barely making any major sales. Drummer Philthy was fired in '91 and Motorhead recorded "March or die" in 1992 w/ Mikkey Dee (drums) joining the band full-time.... Motorhead's records were selling so poorly in the US that their '93 album 'Bastards' was not released in N. America at the time.... Guitarist Wurzel quit in 1995, and Motorhead remained a trio for the rest of their career w/ Lemmy, Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee. Motorhead spent years recording and touring consistently, and they finally caught a break when their 2004 album 'Inferno' became an unexpected best-seller... Motorhead continued to push their brand of heavy rock w/ more albums until 2015, when Lemmy Kilmister passed away from brain cancer at the age of 70 just after Motorhead had completed a world tour. The band announced that Motorhead would not continue without the late Lemmy Kilmister (R.I.P) Since then, most of the classic members of Motorhead have passed away... including guitarists Wurzel, Eddie Clarke & Larry Wallis... and drummer Philthy... 😪 More Motorhead songs - 'Overkill' ... 'Bomber' ... 'The chase is better than the catch'... 'Deaf forever' ... 'Dancing on your grave' ... 'Orgasmatron'... 'Eat the rich' ... 'We are Motorhead'... 🔥🤘🤘

[@survivalrush]

Great synopsis, mate. I was never big into metal when younger, but still used to love this tune (I remember it being in one of the early Tony Hawks games too, really went well with that gameplay). Anyhow, thx for the history of Lemmy, it was really interesting, and def stuff I didn't know. 👍🏻

[@rebelleparrish4937]

I used to drive Lemmy to appts. He loved to pick the good tunes off my ipod....mostly the Beatles and motown. He would tell stories of the early days of rock n roll...which He remembered

[@AK00777]

Wow, that's awesome ❤

[@luismuller420]

*Lemmy

[@rebelleparrish4937]

​@luismuller420 thanks bud! I type faster than my brain or phone can spellcheck

[@IanRose-mp1sq]

Dude I've heard when he was sober was kind.

[@jamesjohnston1935]

Motorhead was just Rock n Roll. They transcended so many genres and subgenres.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

Yep, I started playing music in the punk scene in the 1980s and learned of Motorhead. They were just rockers with lyrics that resonated with everyone.

[@eloisepasteur]

After Lemmy died, there was a move to have the next element (they’re all heavy metals now) named after him. IUPAC said no, you can only name elements after legendary creatures, where they’re discovered or famous, dead scientists. There’s a move afoot to get him on the next one on the basis he’s a legendary creature!

[@immoralreplicant1332]

I love the idea of generations of students to come having to memorise the atomic number of Lemmium 🤣

[@Shamacanada]

There should be a Planet or Star Lemmy outthere. Maybe the Motorhead Galaxy.

[@immoralreplicant1332]

@@Shamacanada Nah. Any bellend with a few quid spare can name a star & get a certificate to put on the wall. Having an immutable, eternal component of the universe named after you is way cooler !

[@michaelavery6390]

The Dead Man's Hand is a Poker hand that consists of two Black Aces and two Black Eights. It got its name from the fact that it was the hand held by Wild Bill Hickock when he was shot dead in 1876 .

[@LRaber123]

I was born to this song ✊ they were my first concert 12 years later, and I saw them live again on their last tour before Lemmy passed away. Fantastic band. And Lemmy (the singer and base player) explains their music best. “We are Motörhead and we play rock and roll”.

[@metalikalex7]

Lemmy always came on stage saying : WE ARE MOTÖRHEAD! AND WE PLAY ROCK N ROLL

[@jasons2851]

Never thought I'd see you react to Motorhead! They are legendary metal.. I saw them live in 1997.

[@heikojakob6491]

Most people might call it metal, but Lemmy always said on each concert i saw when they got on stage "We are Motörhead, and we play rock and roll" kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGalY2qBotGda7M

[@onearthonelegion]

​@@heikojakob6491 Metal is derivative of rock

[@smilie-pm9gb]

Lemmy wasnt just a wild man, he was the idol all wild men looked up too. And he outlived the wildest of them.

[@MaxineWatt-jd8ho]

OZZY CALLED HIM IRON MAN BECAUSE OF HOW WILD LEMMY WAS. LOL😂😂

[@shanegooding4839]

The Young Ones! If you know, you know.😁

[@peterhall8572]

Showing your age there mate

[@misterprecocious2491]

Also Airheads, "who would win in a fight, Lemmy or God".

[@gorbyybrog]

Bambi! the episode is on youtube

[@peterhall8572]

@@gorbyybrog Man this makes me feel every single one of my 54 years

[@vulgarprophet2689]

The young ones and then Headbangers ball we're a lot of my Saturday nights

[@Daxtarr1]

Lemmy started every concert with the line, "We are Motorhead and we play rock & roll." If you have time, watch the Lemmy documentary...so good. (Lemmy is the lead singer/ bass player/ founder of Mototrhead)

[@jasonremy1627]

Lemmy is rock royalty. No one lived the rock life harder, and yet was the most approachable, down to earth person ever.

[@toddlong8672]

Lemmy walked it like he talked it till the day he died more than anyone else in rock history, no one will tell you any different.

[@sammyd8860]

Sadly Lemmy, Eddie Clarke and Phil Taylor (the 3 guys in this clip) have all passed away. Remarkably, given their reputation for fast living/drink/drugs, Eddie & Phil were both in their 60s and Lemmy was 70. Greatly missed. You must check out Silver Machine by Hawkwind - Lemmy played/sang on that one too

[@thedominator87]

mikkey dee is still alive actually, but phil died in 2015

[@sammyd8860]

Yes I was just referring to the guys in Motorhead (and this clip) when Ace of Spades was released@@thedominator87

[@danhollifield]

I was wondering if someone would mention Lemmy's time in Hawkwind. Thank you @sammyd8860

[@UKJesterVids]

"I don't want to live forever, but apparently I am"

[@alexfletcher5192]

Hold onto your ears. The late Ian 'Lemmy' Kilminster (he of the raspy voice and bass - who is having a statue erected to him in his home town) was one of rock's most unflinching devotees. And he led a band that was frankly deafening. One time he mused on an incident when the band were tuning up before a show - and a man telephoned from a house five miles away, complaining he couldn't hear his TV.

[@MaxineWatt-jd8ho]

😂😂

[@krulldunk]

Motörhead is like "speedhead" someone you call taking alot of speed. Lemmy was 100% the real deal. Lived his life to the fullest. Even kept going with his rockstar lifestyle when he got cancer. Alot of people say they dont give a f**** but Lemmy lived it. All the time. R.I.P

[@Desu-Desu-Chan-San]

Lemmy was Jimi Hendrix Roadie :)

[@colinricketts1415]

at the same time that Morgan Freeman was

[@shanegooding4839]

​@@colinricketts1415The idea of Lemmy and Morgan Freeman being Roadies together for Jimmy Hendrix makes me very happy 😁!

[@constitutionalcarpenter541]

​@@colinricketts1415 I knew Lemmy was didn't know Morgan Freeman was too

[@psilocyble3053]

Motorhead always feel very authentic. You can tell they are not just posing as rockers, they live it.

[@taffman4279]

Motorhead were the band that crossed genres, they were respected by everyone, punks, metalheads, hard rock fans, they were awesome. Lemmy was the quintessential rock god.

[@shirleygarcia8092]

Speed metal at its absolute best! They formed in 75 and were active until Lemmy passed. Lemmy is God! RIP all the original members are all gone now I believe. Other faves of theirs is Killed By Death, Eat The Rich,so good! 🤘🤘

[@jonibz1456]

Saw them in the 80's and was had ringing in my ears for the next two days at school, amazing! Lemmy was originally bass player for British underground space rock band Hawkwind, he sung vocals on a couple of their tracks in the early/mid 70's, he eventually got fired as was mainly on speed all the time and it did not gel well with the acid the rest of Hawkwind were on most of the time. Lemmy then went to start Moterhead. Hawkwind are still going now, and have had a strong underground following for years on the festival scene in the U.K.

[@static65days...]

The word Legend has been watered down....but very seldomly has it truly been represented in the living embodiment such as LEMMY! RIP

[@christophersims3319]

Lemmy was one of the all time great Characters in Rock n’ roll. He lived a millions miles an hour until the wheels fell off at 70 just the way he wanted it. A gentleman rebel we won’t see his like again.

[@TJPenitencia]

Mötörhead was the hardest of hard rock. Lemmy blended the excess of 70s rock with the bitterness of punk and added speed. This band was an inspiration to MANY of the thrash bands that would appear in the next few years. Lots of metal-adjacent fans claim Mötörhead as their own. Great reaction.

[@spruce381]

Lenny used to read Jeeves and Wooster - and was absolutely anti heroin. A smart man.

[@musiquefantastique7127]

the tune "stay clean" needs to be mentioned here.

[@DerEchteBold]

Well... but the term Motörhead refers to being on speed, as far as I know and the problems coming from that were why he had to leave Hawkwind back then.

[@kellypickle]

Arguably the origin of speed metal. Every line is a gambling reference. Everyone loved Lemmy he was lovely man. So many stories of his laidback kindness. RIP Lemmy❤

[@kalasanty433]

you need to see some of Lemmy's interviews. He was one of the coolest and chillest people ever

[@paulwalsh2344]

FOR SURE ! The more you watch Lemmy's interviews, the absolute cooler he gets ! Legendary ! I love the man ! Here's my story of just such an interview. Obscure. In my local newspaper's entertainment section back... I'd say 1985 or 1986, it had a short article the byline of was "Motörhead's Lemmy Quits Drugs" And I thought to myself "Oh... hard living rock star quits drugs because they're dangerous and want's to spread the word to kids... To be a role model..." But 2nd paragraph in quotes Lemmy "It's so hard to get the good stuff anymore. It's all overpriced junk compared to the good stuff in the '70s" It was the 80's Nancy Reagan "Just say no" era so Lemmy being AUTHENTIC AF ! ... just f*cking hilarious !

[@gri7]

The band that unites punks and metalheads

[@caliban007]

Love me some Motorhead. If you watched Wrestling back in the attitude era, they did HHH's "It's all about the Game" music!

[@justingarrett1675]

Also did Triple H's other theme King of Kings and the theme of his faction Evolution.

[@phildicks4721]

There is a great video out where Lemmy was answering questions and letters from fans, and a young back teen asked him about what should he do because he loved Metal and his dad and friends said he should only listen to hip hop and r&b. Lemmy is very thoughtful with his answer, but tells the young man to listen to the music he loves and makes him happy and tell people who don't like it to go to hell. Lemmy was a class act.

[@paulwalsh2344]

Yeah... after he insinuates he may the the kid's biological father ! LOL No Lemmy DGAF about race, religion... truly the class act you mentioned.

[@timbaker6540]

Both Punks and Rockers Loved Motörhead Lemmy brings people together

[@MoparRocker74]

They’re Motorhead. They play rock n roll. You should ABSOLUTELY react to more. Bummer you never got to see them live…they’re a raw and visceral experience.

[@nflr92]

Wore out No Sleep 'til Hammersmith when I was a high school junior in 1981. I had never heard their kind of sound. It was pure rock and roll, no pretense, no bullshit. Lemme is the godfather to all hard rockers.

[@SavageGrace]

First band I ever saw, Slough College 1978. Blew my ears off and I've never looked back since then :-)

[@chrissibersky4617]

My first Motörhead concert was in 1980. I was 12 years and shit scared. 😂 Best music related memory I have.

[@markknight6267]

Lennie did a slow acoustic version for a well known whiskey company advert some 8:40 years back that’s with checking out. He really had a great voice, he was also lead singer on the 70s Hawkwind hit Silver machine. The main thing though was that he was genuinely a really nice guy, I saw him after a Motörhead gig and before he left the venue he made sure to say hello to all the disabled fans who were waiting outside in the cold for his autograph. The world became a bit dimmer when he left it

[@konradson]

I saw Lemmy in Hyde Park 2014, in a Festival ending Black Sabbath's 2014 Tour. He was struggling with cancer. And he played, even experiencing pain.

[@Tiisiphone]

Motörhead sure helped when Heavy Metal was born! I was blessed to see them live twice. "We are Motörhead, and we play Rock'n'Roll!" then... a WALLOFSOUND hits you like a freight train! Rest in power dear Lemmy!

[@johndingess2238]

Lemmy started every show by saying we are MOTORHEAD & we play rock & roll

[@duncansolloway2497]

funny- he said HELLO SONS OF BITCHES one or more times i saw them

[@MrCanuck111]

I saw these guys live in Quebec City back in 2011. The opened for Megadeth. Awesome show!

[@robfranken2158]

Legends! When i was young, i saw them live on the 'Ace of Spades' Tour!

[@andre.gorley]

Motörhead were a Rock/Hard Rock band from England. They started out in the mid 70's and helped shape the sound of Har Rock and Metal to come. They are a huge influence on many Metal, Rock and Punk bands alike. Lemmy Kilmister the singer/ bassist passed away in 2015 and his funeral was attended by some of the biggest names in the music industry. The speed they played was basically never heard of before. So many bands today owe them a lot. "Fast" Eddie Clarke was their guitarist and he died in 2018. He also had a fairly successful band called Fastway which he founded after leaving Motörhead.

[@Muzikmunkee]

My fave Lemmy moment: he tells this ridiculous joke- " how days sell a frog to a deaf man? *Shouts* "DO'YA WANNA BUY A FROG? It was judt his delivery. The man was an absolute legend. Rocknroll to the bone!

[@GoForthNDie666]

The reason the mic is above him compared to most people with mics, it was to help him get that extra graspy voice while singing. It's like that with every song.

[@brianjones9392]

Such a great song.

[@user-qv2ur2bw3z]

I once heard someone say that Lemmy's voice is what a Harley Davidson would sound like if the bike could sing.

[@lisamills4473]

One of the best gigs I went to I couldn't hear for 3 days after brilliant night

[@AstroXeno]

If you listen closely, Motorhead is all blues progressions- Treat Me Nice is a textbook blues song. They had their biggest hit single when they covered Louie Louie. (While you're at it, check out the version of Stand By Your Man they did with the Plasmatics)

[@whome1299]

I love that and their Sympathy for the Devil cover. 🤩🔥

[@hk45c62]

Lemmy wrote a song for his friend, wrestling superstar HHH called "The Game".

[@markwilliams6394]

Took my grandson and nephew to see them live in Houston. They were both about 12 at the time.

[@faithcat7675]

"We are Motörhead. We play rock and roll!" Best live band ever. We use to see them twice a year when they would come to town. Ears rang for a week. 😊

[@princealigorna7468]

Lemmy had a tattoo that literally said "born to lose". That's pretty metal

[@vinniedixon1140]

This is the epitome of rock, hard, heavy & fast and it's soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fkn good 🤘🤘🤘

[@stevegans3517]

They appealed to fans of metal, punk, and thrash. This was 1981. Lemmy started as a roadie for Jimi Hendrix.

[@TylerFBailey]

Motorhead is known as the very first "Metal Band." Lemmy, the lead singer and bass player, started as a roadie for Jimmy Hendrix. It doesn't get any more old school for metal. He is Metallica's idol and friend till he passed away. RIP

[@lemhanback9595]

Lemmy was a deep thinker he even wrote a slower paced song for the TV show Suppernatural called "God was never on your Side" highly recommend it.

[@LeonardoPostacchini]

Motörhead is whatever they want to be, they can take any seat of any genre in metal they want and whoever is there better make space.

[@seandobson6221]

Lemmy is a metal god! Lemmy was also responsible for the theme song of WWE’s HHH, The Game and Bow Down to the King, and he also sang the theme for the faction Evolution in WWE which was HHH, Ric Flair, Randy Orton, and Dave Bautista. Lemmy was a huge WWE fan and HHH actually did Lemmy’s eulogy. Lemmy also sang the theme to Hellraiser 3 called Hellraiser and he’s playing cards with Pinheaded, aka Doug Bradley.

[@Traveler13]

They playd the local cinema when they first formed and saw them in Derby in 1978, ears were buzzing for days after

[@andrewjames5957]

Lemmy was the godfather, respected and revered by all, he'd lived and breathed music and touring when many that followed were not even born, late 60's he was a roadie for Jimi Hendrix, was vocalist on Hawkwind's biggest hit (Silver Machine) and led Motörhead for 40yrs until the day he died... All the members on this song have passed on, icons and legends that lived with an attitude that many could only dream of... RIP guys, you can rest knowing you made a definite mark on the world and the lives of millions...

[@swere1240]

this song was in the soundtrack to tony hawks pro skater 3 so ive known this song for a very long time and it always reminds me of the good ol days playin tony hawk with the boys drinking way to much mountain dew on the weekends

[@bugvswindshield]

THERE CAN ONLY BE ONE ! What a statement Motorhead made with this song. They CRUSHED IT!

[@d4mdcykey]

Those were the days. A head full of Crank, Motörhead on the tape deck, redlining the speedometer on an old Buick down back country roads by moonlight with no headlights. Those were the days of wine and roses ...how tf did I survive that sh!T?!

[@sbjchef]

Philip John Taylor (21 September 1954 - 12 November 2015), better known as "Philthy Animal" the drummer inspired the muppets drummer Animal

[@cabdriveruk]

Lemmy of Motorhead once fronted the band "Hawkwind" and had a big hit with "Silver Machine" he was fired from Hawkwind and they learned later what a bad mistake that was when he formed Motorhead. R.I.P Lemmy.

[@TheJustimm]

This is awesome… can’t believe you popped up with some Motörhead! I actually have one a Motörhead shirt right now!! LOOVVEE me some Lemmy.. he was such a badass!!

[@ldavis8145]

'Ace of Spades' is perfect for a workout playlist. I saw Motorhead live in 91. Every time I hear this song, I can't stop myself from screaming "LE MMYYYYYY!!!" Enjoyed your reaction. RIP Lemmy, Eddie & Phil

[@boxicuk1620]

Heard motorhead in concert in 1981 at vale park in the UK,I didnt actually attend the concert i was sat in my bedroom 5 miles away from the ground but it was so loud i may aswell had been there 🤘🤘

Motörhead was the mix of rock, punk and metal. Lemmy always introduced themself with the words: "We are Motörhead and we play rock n roll"

[@michaeldowson6988]

The Dead Mans Hand is two pair - aces over eights, and held by Wild Bill Hickock when he was shot from behind.

[@user-vg3jp6rm2b]

Motorhead are absolute LEDGENDS and they Walked The Walk !!

[@nickkleiber8636]

Motörhead is its own thing the master of all genres

[@johncrwarner]

I was eighteen when this came out and I was into second wave British punk and it was influential on everyone into heavy music They always denied labels and said they were playing rock 'n' roll.

[@jeffreygabbard6192]

Motorhead are their own genre, they crossed all borders and broke every rule in the book! Lots of speed and rock and roll all out, there you have Motorhead

[@Voidraithe]

I got to see Motorhead live twice. They are a legendary band. RIP Lemmy

[@charlenehowd5263]

This is the "ORIGINAL " 3 Amigos. Lemmy Kilmister (lead vocals/bass)"Fast" Eddie Clark (guitars)and Phil "The Philthy Animal"Taylor (drummer)

[@tracie691]

I did lots of light and sound shows for Thrash bands in the 80's...Motorhead always had thrash openers! They were very popular in the NY, NJ and Philly Metal heads!

[@Alan-lt6us]

Philthy Animal on drums, what a legend!

[@johnsambo9379]

Punks and metalheads love them. They fit nicely in the gap.

[@aaronfrazier7159]

I love that song! I think you hit it on the head, there is just some kind of energy to it. I always thought of that song (and a lot of their catalog) as Raunchy. It is just straight forward raunchy Rock and Roll and I love it! 😝🤘✌

[@heikojakob6491]

Saw them live once a year since the mid 90s until the sad end.

[@kimbone7366]

Im so glad you checked it out..This is the song I play loud when I'm frustrated from a bad day. It's my equivalent to yelling in a pillow. I feel 20lbs lighter afterwards.

[@t0aster_b4th]

Lemmy definitely had one of the most unique and interesting voices of all time

[@seandobson6221]

In the military the Ace of Spades is known as the DEATH Spade. They used to leave the death spades on the bodies of the enemies as an intimidation factor in Vietnam.

[@jamiemacdonald6899]

Wildman is pretty much the perfect description of Lemmy.

[@user-jl7ty1ni4o]

Remember rocking out to this in the 80's. Stayed up half the night to see the good videos!!

[@OtakuParadiseBrad]

Motorhead is a very influential band and I respect them. Some of their less known songs would be back at the funny farm or we are the road crew

[@catboxvideo]

These guys are amazing. I hung out with them in Portland one night - years ago - and they were all really gracious , friendly , and we had a great time shooting the shit , talking music and etc. RIP lemmy phil eddie Lemmy had his bar stool at the Whisky A Go Go on Sunset... Edit: the dead mans hand is two pair - black aces black eights

[@whome1299]

Wow, you did Motorhead! 🤯 They weren't anywhere near a mainstream band...few people were really into them, but their cult following was/is diehard. It's amazing how many people claim to love the band now. I *think* this song came out in 1979 or 1980, based on the stereo I had at the time that blasted this shit on 11 😂. They have a TON of bangers. What sucks is that I FINALLY got Motorhead tickets and Lemmy died a couple of days before I got the chance to see them live. I still have my unused ticket stubs and sadness over it. 😢 Thanks for reacting. 🤘

[@tylerhorne2125]

Thank you so much! Lemmy was the fking MAN! Motörheads music and Lemmy as a lyricist/personality influenced my life in a huge way and got me through some dark times. Do yourself the favour and listen to more of this one of kind bands cateloge

[@kaynesheldon4905]

This was one my favorite songs to get me hyped when I skateboarding. This song was a big part of the skateboard community where I grew up. Along with some other bangers haha.

[@daledubose3032]

Notice how Lemmy is playing the bass guitar. Like no one else.

[@shaunmagaha6297]

Really enjoying your journey

[@mickstafford456]

Lemmy always said that Motorhead were a rock and roll band.

[@nickdietz4367]

Motörhead is your favorite bands favorite band

[@whome1299]

Yep. And Rush. 😁