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Sexygothâ„¢ wrote:

hallucienate wrote:

Quiff Boy wrote: and they got better

my mate's band ("groop dogdrill") supported them a couple of years ago and he said he was nearly deafened by them while backstage

I'm still pis$ed off with Motorhead, they were meant to play here in 2001 but "postponed" after 9/11 and haven't made it here since.

Go and tell Lenny. I dare ya!

Would you mean Lemmy?

What are you talking about you mad man??

Sexygothâ„¢ wrote:What are you talking about you mad man??

"Last edited by Sexygothâ„¢ on Thu 26 Aug, 2004 12:47 pm, edited 1 time in total"



well, the N and the M keys are very near each other

Quiff Boy wrote:

hallucienate wrote:

Francis wrote:I've always thought of Motorhead as a Metal version of the Pistols - more attitude than talent. It's works when you're 19, but not when you're over 40.

some of us are closer to 19 than to 40.

and they got better

my mate's band ("groop dogdrill") supported them a couple of years ago and he said he was nearly deafened by them while backstage

IF Louder = Better THEN my point proved.

I still maintain that rock "stars" should be subject to compulsory redundancy at 30 before their hearing is too impaired.

[quote="Quiff Boy"
my mate's band ("groop dogdrill") supported them a couple of years ago and he said he was nearly deafened by them while backstage [/quote]

Groop Dogdrill were ace by the way.

I say 'were'... are they still going?

straylight wrote:

Quiff Boy wrote: my mate's band ("groop dogdrill") supported them a couple of years ago and he said he was nearly deafened by them while backstage

Groop Dogdrill were ace by the way.

I say 'were'... are they still going?

not sure.

i lost touch with pete a few years ago - i knew him via a band called beachbuggy, where pete moonlighted as the backing singer (and dogdrill's drummer hug was a former beebug drummer too) but he left beachbuggy andafter that i never saw him again

ever heard a band called J*R? from leeds? kinda like dogdrill's ikkle brothers mixed with a bit of shellac and jesus lizard. scary stuff

I'm going to see Mr Kilmister and his chums in November at the Hammersmith whaddeveritisthismonth.

Friend of a friend (no really) had a brother who came back from a Motorhead gig with his ears bleeding. And not figuratively, neither.

Anyway the point of this post was simply to say Lemmy: almost 59 and still churning it out, despite numerous big style rows with management and record companies.

And whooooooo claims to be very influenced by our Ian, eh? Yes, you there at the back with the sunglasses and the cheekbones, I’m talking to YOU.

Oh well.

LR

The good thing is that they don't sell beer at the gig. Beer makes you forget to put in the earplugs.

The bad thing is that they don't sell beer at the gig. I like beer.

Lowrider wrote:Friend of a friend (no really) had a brother who came back from a Motorhead gig with his ears bleeding. And not figuratively, neither.

markfiend wrote:I just want to make some eardrums bleed!

It happened to a mate of mine too. But then he did try to stick his head into the bass bins.

markfiend wrote:

Lowrider wrote:Friend of a friend (no really) had a brother who came back from a Motorhead gig with his ears bleeding. And not figuratively, neither.

markfiend wrote:I just want to make some eardrums bleed!

It happened to a mate of mine too. But then he did try to stick his head into the bass bins.

Well, that's a stupid thing to do!

Well that's the kind of guy he was

markfiend wrote:Well that's the kind of guy he was

was ?

christophe wrote:

markfiend wrote:Well that's the kind of guy he was

was ?

Have a loud up time.

Do you think they'll play any Sisters toons?

Almiche V wrote:Have a loud up time.

Do you think they'll play any Sisters toons?

Nope

Be good to hear them do Dr Jeep though, imo.

isn't Motorhead's motto 'everything louder than everything else'?

James Blast wrote:isn't Motorhead's motto 'everything louder than everything else'?

yes it is

I met Lemmy last February in Los Angeles...he's a lovely bloke

rian wrote:

dee902 wrote:Richard, I'm SO jealous that you're going to see Motorhead!!!! I've never seen them *sigh*

P.S. Lemmy rules!

But he is ugly, right?

Well, he doesn't do anything for me. LOL.

christophe wrote:

markfiend wrote:Well that's the kind of guy he was

was ?

Just haven't seen the bloke for ages.

Quiff Boy wrote:

Sexygothâ„¢ wrote:What are you talking about you mad man??

"Last edited by Sexygothâ„¢ on Thu 26 Aug, 2004 12:47 pm, edited 1 time in total"



well, the N and the M keys are very near each other

Quiet. It was a simple typo.......ALRIGHT??

OMG...

if i was going to see Motorhead for the first time...it would have been a long long time ago...the tour was to support Ace Of Spades and it turned into No Sleep 'till Hammersmith...complete with flying Bomber...fast eddie, filthy phil taylor...and Lemmy...the most powerful trio on earth until the powderpuff girls came along

Wot, no Emerson, Lake and Palmer?
I've not been feeling well recently

James Blast wrote:Wot, no Emerson, Lake and Palmer?
I've not been feeling well recently

just been feeling your age?...