[Heeplist] Motorhead - Aftershock!

[Shawn Mctopy]

*Brian Robertson*

Didn't *THIN LIZZY* axe-meister *Brian Robertson* play guitar in *MOTORHEAD
*for a brief spell?




On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 5:31 AM, Nice Fellow <n.fellow at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Right on bro!!!!!! Lemmy is the ROCK GOD in my rock book. I've been
> following his antics on stage for many a rock monon ever since he was in
> Hawkwind.....HW, Lemmy, Uriah Heep, Motorhead....this is the REAL thing in
> rock man. I was waiting for this HUGE album by Lemmy and the guys for a
> loooooooooooooooooooooong time, man:). Of course, I doubt it will contain
> another "Bomber"-like tune (my FAVE Motorhead song to date), but who the
> hell cares...I mean, I've seen Motorhead live over 20 times now and their
> sound is consolidated in my rock brain since forever:):):). I only hope
> Lemmy doesn't scare us with his health probs, that's all :):)
>
> Rob
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> From: Rick Wilson <futureprimitive1 at gmail.com>
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> Wilson <futureprimitive1 at gmail.com>
> Sent: Sunday, October 20, 2013 8:03 AM
> Subject: [Heeplist] Motorhead - Aftershock!
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> Crash, boom, bang!  The new "Motorhead" has landed with a resounding
> cataclysmic fury!  If the career of Lemmy & co. was the earthquake, then,
> believe me, this is indeed the "Aftershock"!  No-holds-barred,
> take-no-prisoners Rock 'n' Roll with a bluesy sometimes on speed feel with
> Lemmy sounding better than ever before vocally and playing a bass that even
> Trevor would have approved!  "Heartbreaker" is the opener and sets the
> stage for one of the best workouts the trio have ever recorded together.
> Phil "Fast Eddie" Campbell sounds more like his predecessor than Mr. Clarke
> himself, these days, as he pinches out riff after riff squeezing in solos
> that are to die for.  Mikkey Dee is also superb behind the skins bashing
> away and muscling through anthemic numbers like "Paralyzed", "End of Time",
> "Queen of the Damned" (Aaliyah, where are YOU now?), "Going to Mexico",
> "Crying Shame", "Death Machine", and the Sam Gopal/Escalator influenced
> "Dust & Glass".  Hell, this is easily their best effort in decades, and
> they could have called it, "Greatest Hitz", because it damn near is!  Just
> check out Lemmy actually playing a bass solo on "Crying Shame" before he
> slams into some trademark riffs a la "Ace of Spades" on the aforementioned
> "Queen of the Damned".  If YOU have never owned a "Motorhead" disc before,
> then this is most definitely the one for YOU!  Buy or die!
>
> Rick
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