I’m so grateful that my son and I were able to see Motorhead in concert while Lemmy was still healthy and kicking ass. We’ll never forget that awesome day. RIP Lemmy \m/
I was fortunate to see them 3 times and they were the first band that got me into hard rock/metal back in ’79 when I first heard ‘Dead Men Tell No Tales’ on the radio. Thanks Lemmy for 30+ years of some amazing rock music.
Lemmy, an institution of rock. I had the chance to see them live last year, after a couple times I couldn’t go and i’m so glad I can say i’ve seed Motorhead live, because this guys are the best. You’ll be sorely missed, Lemmy.
I’m so grateful that my son and I were able to see Motorhead in concert while Lemmy was still healthy and kicking ass. We’ll never forget that awesome day. RIP Lemmy \m/
It’s great that the two of you got to do that. I never got to see Motörhead live, and now never will.
In the same boat. I don’t think he ever came too close to me while I knew of him, but I still regret never having the chance to see them.
I’m so lucky that I’ve seen them twice. First in Trondheim in 1997, then in Göteborg in 1998 (I think).
Rust in Peace, Metal God!
So fucking bummed about this,I knew he was sick but it’s still a shock to lose such a legend,he’ll be sorely missed 🙁
Even with all the recent health issues, it always seemed like he’d live forever
Thank you Lemmy \m/
Thank you Lemmy for years of reliably awesome music. RIP.
Pretty much everything I listen to wouldn’t exist without Motorhead. RIP.
I was fortunate to see them 3 times and they were the first band that got me into hard rock/metal back in ’79 when I first heard ‘Dead Men Tell No Tales’ on the radio. Thanks Lemmy for 30+ years of some amazing rock music.
Lemmy, an institution of rock. I had the chance to see them live last year, after a couple times I couldn’t go and i’m so glad I can say i’ve seed Motorhead live, because this guys are the best. You’ll be sorely missed, Lemmy.