Music as a drug

[mike coleman]

That said, I _really like" when the harmonica came in, and just _how
would_ Gilli Smyth fit in onto a Motohead album's overall sound??
I am so sorry I have no life folks, and if not for my roof, the tree
falling on my head last night due to the sudeen freeze would have
killed me

On 2/2/11, mike coleman <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 2/2/11, Owen O'Neill <owen.01 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> OK my friend tells me Motorizer is good, "nothing mind-blowing" but
>> good, Lemmy talking s*** about the world, how the world's lost its
>> heart and the sea is full of ugly fish. Will be hearing it now
>> someday.
>
> When Lemmy talks abiout bands that change I know excactly what he
> means and I must say I agree 100 percent in my own case. But if I were
> to guess, he likely means "straying too far from the ideal at
> hand".....But I am so gulty of this, from my point of view Motorhead
> 'changed' after "On Parole", and many times thereafter, thougjh all
> changes were acceptable in not derailing the great beast. After 25
> years (wish I could boast more), for me it's all about the "staying
> power" when doing my semi odr bi-annual "motorhead marathons", and I
> think I'd be fine with numbers and letters only to identify the
> indiviual albums  Further trying to cover my tracks, I simply noticed
> "1916" got bled of "make my day" LAST TIME and discarded more quickly
> but the revisit hadn't been long and I had recently played it. March
> or Die could have maybe used a better "Helmet Selection" in the photo,
> and while I am out-of-date with the Motorhead comps, i really wish my
> "best of" with the Motorcycle engine on the cover wasn't 1 of 2 stolen
> from my massive arsenal, that one sounds REALLY cool, and I had to
> trade for it with 'one of our own", when the earth was younger and a
> little less wounded by humanity upon it. I haver a theory- "largescale
> success in the USA means it won't be long before your band will SUCK"
>