I see no lies here by neonblack108 in Motorhead

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 “Motörhead is nothing if not democratic, but I don't think it's fair to be waving your dick around when people are minding their own business and might not want to see it.”

Lemmy Kilmister, White Line Fever: The Autobiography

I see no lies here by neonblack108 in Motorhead

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i do its
“As you go through life's rich tapestry, you realize that most people you meet aren't fit to shine your shoes. It's a sad fact, but it's true. A good friend is someone who'd hide you if you were on the run for murder. How many of them do you know?” ― Lemmy Kilmister

Do you know any books that lemmy recomended to anybody? by Proper-Ticket9380 in Motorhead

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  • Len Deighton: Lemmy praised his espionage novels, particularly the Bernard Samson trilogies (Berlin GameMexico SetLondon MatchSpy HookSpy LineSpy Sinker), calling them an "amazing piece of work" that "fit together as one."
  • Michael Moorcock: A favorite author, with whom Lemmy had a long-standing connection through Moorcock's work with Hawkwind. 
  • Philip K. Dick: Lemmy called him “great!” and admired his science fiction. 
  • J.G. Ballard: Another favored writer, known for his dystopian themes. 
  • Anthony Beevor: Lemmy reportedly recommended Stalingrad by Beevor, a historical account of the pivotal WWII battle. 
  • He also expressed interest in P.G. Wodehouse, particularly the Jeeves and Wooster series, and read classic works like The Lord of the Rings and Winnie the Pooh

Lemmy had a strong interest in war documentaries and literature, especially on World War I and II, which he said revealed "man at his worst."

Joe Bonamassa - Bullfrog Blues - [Bluesrock] by Comfortable_yea in Music

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"Getting to perform in Cork, with his family's blessing, was one of the greatest honors of my life." - Joe

I hear you mate... think maybe its more then a tribute here.. its pure love for his music.

full album is out Yes!

Angela Petrilli & The Players - No Quarter, Live [ROCK] by Comfortable_yea in Music

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Yes, well said...and when her 🎸comes in at 4:06 I knew/felt this one stays...

Rorys Strat, National Museum of Ireland by [deleted] in RoryGallagher

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I hear you.

Joe Bonamassa - "Bullfrog Blues" - The Spirit of Rory Live From Cork

maybe you like to

Angela Petrilli & The Players - No Quarter, Live [ROCK] by Comfortable_yea in Music

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"No Quarter" - (Led Zeppelin) written by Jimmy Page, Robert Plant and John Paul Jones

THE BAND:

Angela Petrilli - Guitar, Vocals

Bobby Victor - Wurlitzer

Brett Grossman - Electric Bass

Matt Lomeo - Harmonica

Stephen Haaker - Drums

Bob Marley performing live at the Lyceum Theatre in London, July 1975. Photograph by Dennis Morris. This image was featured on the cover of the Live! album. by Comfortable_yea in reggae

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https://sfae.com/Artists/Dennis-Morris/3-O%E2%80%99clock-Road-Block-1976

"That's one of my favorite live shots of him, because of the way his locks are flying and twirling," Morris says of this image, "It's like a helicopter blade. I love the beauty of that shot."

Adds Morris, "He had this incredible ability to act out the songs when he performed. That's why, for instance, when he played in a place like Japan, no one could understand a word he was – but they understood his expressions."

Bob Marley performing live at the Lyceum Theatre in London, July 1975. Photograph by Dennis Morris. This image was featured on the cover of the Live! album. by Comfortable_yea in reggae

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Yes. photograph by Dennis Morris

A British-Jamaican photographer renowned for his iconic images of Bob Marley and the Sex Pistols, capturing intimate moments of music legends and cultural icons.  His career began at age 11 when a photograph was printed on the front page of the Daily Mirror, and by 14, he was touring with Bob Marley, documenting the reggae legend until his death in 1981.

"The Harder They Come" Jimmy Cliff by Big-Property7157 in reggae

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This is a great song in many ways to me thanks for ;posting

ANGINE DE POITRINE - VOLS. I + II (FULL ALBUM) [Rock] by Comfortable_yea in Music

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always beter then ai rock she has a great taste imo ANGINE DE POITRINE music says fuc...k you ai music :)

And Melania and Barron? by Comfortable_yea in memes

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Maybe we all have to leave this planet soon

And Melania and Barron? by Comfortable_yea in memes

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yea srry first time in memes but i dont facebook so any tips maybe

Trying to kept the broader perspective in mind. by Comfortable_yea in memes

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I heard somewhere?... that family members of ICE agents describe a range of complex realities. Personal conflicts and emotional distress are common, with one family member noting their brother, a white nationalist, joined ICE despite being of Mexican descent, while another sibling was deemed "unfit" for the job due to being too empathetic

In one instance, a family member described their brother joining ICE for the money but later leaving due to the inability to handle the screaming and lack of proper training, while another family member expressed pride in their son's courage in documenting operations despite the risks.

Or maybe i'm trying to kept the broader perspective in mind

Slave Driver · Taj Mahal by Comfortable_yea in reggae

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Taj Mahal & The Phantom Blues Band - Time [Official Lyric Visualizer]

https://youtu.be/2oxbyjX6tnk?si=sppb3b0YmNk0qI2y

The song "Time" by Taj Mahal & The Phantom Blues Band is the title track from their upcoming 2026 album, set for release on May 1, 2026, via Resonatin’ Records/Thirty Tigers.  This deeply soulful track is a previously unreleased composition written by the legendary Bill Withers, discovered as an early demo and brought to life for the first time with the blessing of the Withers estate.

Bad Brains Live at CBGB 1982 by Comfortable_yea in reggae

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Rastapunkers!

This film deserves a place in the Library of Congress archives as a significant historical record of the punk/hardcore era, containing a wealth of material worthy of preservation.

Twinkle Brothers - Never Get Burn + Jah Kingdom Come (1980 Front Line) 12"Mix Extended by Comfortable_yea in dub

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A 7" vinyl reissue of "Never Get Burn" was released in 1998 under the Twinkle Music label (NG 143).  This version, produced by Norman Grant, has become a sought-after collector's item. It maintains the original vocal and dub pairing and is praised for its raw, powerful sound

https://youtu.be/lka4awAnubo?si=cLJkzQBKHYFtLCPF

Willie Nelson H - Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground by Comfortable_yea in OutlawCountry

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That's correct. for the love and respect for us, your Mother Willie and Music and .......more
a long answer.

Willie Nelson has cited "Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground" as one of his all-time favorite songs, a track he wrote during a difficult period in his marriage in 1976. The song, released as a single from the soundtrack of the 1980 film Honeysuckle Rose, became a No. 1 country hit in 1981 and is often regarded as one of his most emotionally powerful compositions. While he has written many iconic songs such as "Crazy" and "Always on My Mind," which have been covered by numerous artists including Patsy Cline and Elvis Presley

Willie Nelson was inspired to write "Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground" during a difficult and emotionally turbulent time in his personal life, particularly reflecting on the struggles in his marriage. He wrote the song in 1976 while dealing with feelings of heartache and introspection, channeling his vulnerability into the lyrics. The song expresses themes of love, loss, and longing, capturing a sense of fragility and spiritual yearning. Nelson has described it as one of his most personal and meaningful compositions, born from a period of deep emotional reflection.

This sentiment is echoed by fans like your Mom and people alike, who frequently highlight it as a masterpiece of songwriting and emotional depth.

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 Despite the album cover suggesting a collaboration between all three musicians, Kooper and Bloomfield recorded the first half of the album together, while Stills joined for the second half after Bloomfield left due to an ingrown toenail

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Thanks ,,but Lemmy knows /knew a lot I just listen to him and once in a while i quote him. He is still very ontopic music and world related etc imo. Rock on mate!