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Recently watched Lemmy the Movie, whatever your views are on him there is a lot of Rickenbacker bass bits to watch.

I like to view him from just in front of the mixing board. Groundhogs day it is, then!

"Turn up the bass!" - LK to the Road Crew just about every other song

aceonbass wrote:I like to view him from the front

one time I was arrived near at his Basses box, but I am been driven out by security

It was worth watching for all the footage of his Ric basses. I'm not a big Motorhead fan but,he does come over as a person who is not wrapped up in his fame in any way.

And he was born in Stoke-on-Trent1 So he's definitely alright with me

I'm going to rent this film off itunes sometime this week. I remember seeing a documentary about him maybe 6 years ago, it was pretty good. He's a survivor for sure...

I got the DVD last week, really enjoyed it. I'm a massive Motorhead fan, so it's a real treat!

Don't know about the US, but over here you can get the 2-disc version for about £9.99 - the 2nd disc having about 200 minutes of extras.

You can never have enough Lemmy!

The last song on the movie I think was called Don't matter to me,if that was right what album was it on.

Ligumo Redux wrote:And he was born in Stoke-on-Trent1 So he's definitely alright with me

I'm going to rent this film off itunes sometime this week. I remember seeing a documentary about him maybe 6 years ago, it was pretty good. He's a survivor for sure...

Survivor? The only thing left after a nuclear holocaust will be cockroaches and Lemmy

I recently got this just for the bass, glad I'm not the only one.

entertaining watch. nice part when he shows at a soundcheck how other bassists set their amps and how he does it. some mean rick action there.

I wish they would have interviewed his bass tech, more about how Lemmy likes his basses set up.