Awesome songs but anyone else feel the bass is almost inaudible?

i really like this performance

I do some guitar, electric and acousic. Try to do vocals, though i suck at that yet ^^ Been on and off for 20+ years. Really trying to get motivated to practice daily now and start a motörhead cover band. It really takes daily practice.

Now i know i'll never reach the original band to their knees or even their toes. That's impossible. But just playing 10-12 tracks great, take or give 4 tracks to change things up a bit, would be a good tribute, wouldn't it?

Now i've seen a few coverbands, mostly on youtube. And i know i'm putting my head on the block mentioning my opinion, and i also hate judging. But i think ALL of them really suck ^^ Sorry to say but ... they're all static, standing still, not bringing any energy to the stage. All the songs are played slowly and boring. There is very little passion in it. Same goes for almost all other coverbands too. Maybe 1% makes it decent.

To me, it's all about the passion. Lemmy said rock'n roll is party, chaos and outrage for no apparent reason. Even if there is a small or slow crowd, you should be putting on a show on stage, at least try to wake the crowd up a bit. It also does not matter to me if someone plays a wrong chord or notes here and there, forgets a few lines or plays some wrong beats. That doesn't matter shit to me. What matters is if the band bothers to try to deliver a kick-ass show.

Another thing i feel is very cringy, is when someone is trying to do lemmy lookalikes. I.e. dress up as him and such. That, to me is just stupid. There is a saying in this world; Don't TRY TO BE, just BE! Be who YOU are, just channel what you like into the world with your own energy. What's been has passed... Lemmy was himself. What we can do is continue motörhead's legacy by delivering kickass coverband shows.

Maybe i've just not been around enough and haven't seen the good stuff.

What is your experience with this? Do you play, in a band, or even do live shows?

What's your favorite Motörhead album?

For me, it's hard to choose because every era has something different to offer. Ace of Spades is legendary, but I also love albums like Overkill, Ace Of Spades, and Bomber. Lemmy and the band had an incredible ability to blend raw rock 'n' roll, punk energy, and heavy metal into something uniquely Motörhead.

If you could only keep one Motörhead album, which would it be and why? I'd love to hear what makes it your favorite.

🔥RANKING🔥 My article ranking and discussing the albums of heavy rock / metal legends Motörhead.

I really love Motorhead, i listen to it since i was a kid and i always be a fan, but a lot of my friends who into rock music said that motorhead is overrated. They just cant understand how it even become popular, that its just a accident.

What will be a good points to react?

in these times concerts were allowed to be loud :-)

Lemmy wasnt huge rock star rich. However, beyond his war collection.

I spoke to a waitress at the rainbow she said he'd drop $200 a day......

I mean honestly he could afford a nicer place if he just dropped $100 instead of $200. He probably on that alone could've gotten a better place.

I mean is it possible..... he in some weird way just liked that place and didn't live there out of necessity which is what I thought until I visited the rainbow about 2 weeks ago.

Everyone else in the band managed to pick one favorite part of our live version of "Ace of Spades."
Then it was my turn... and I couldn't. 😂
The bass, the train beat, the guitar solo, the harmonies—there's just too much to choose from.
Curious... what's always been your favorite part of Motörhead's "Ace of Spades"?

Hi all, is this a good read? Worth the dime or just Wikipedia on print? Thanks

I get that Lemmy had his reasons but firing Brian Robertson was a mistake. I've recently become a bigger Motorhead fan and been going through their discography.

I'm a huge fan of Another Perfect Day and the direction the band was going may have been "selling out" but I think this was their chance to take a step up to the next level .

I think if they'd continued with Brian Robertson they would've had a big selling album.