Lemmy Kilmister - Born To Lose, Live To Win (The Best Of Lemmy) (1994) [FLAC] vtwin88cube

Lemmy Kilmister

Born To Lose, Live To Win

The Best Of Lemmy (1994)

FLAC LOSSLESS 16bit-44kHz

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VSOP CD 206







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For many, heavy metal was personified by a single person -- unforgettable Motörhead bassist/shouter Lemmy. Born Ian Fraiser Kilmister on December 24, 1945, in Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire, England, not much is known about Kilmister's early years, just that he was the son of a vicar. With the British Invasion of the early '60s, the young Kilmister became interested in music, playing in such long-forgotten bluesy rock outfits as the Rainmakers, the Rockin' Vickers, and Opal Butterfly. After serving as Jimi Hendrix's guitar roadie on an early U.K. tour by the legendary American guitarist, Kilmister joined the psychedelic space rock band Hawkwind in 1971, playing bass and occasionally singing (the best-known Kilmister-sung track was the U.K. hit "Silver Machine" in 1972). But come early 1975, Kilmister (then known as simply Lemmy), was handed his walking papers from Hawkwind after being busted at the Canadian border for drug possession.





Tracklist:



01 -Rockin' Vicars - It's Alright

02 -Hawkwind - The Watcher

03 -Hawkwind - Lost Johnny

04 -Motörhead - Iron Horse / Born To Lose

05 -Motörhead - Leavin' Here

06 -Motörhead - Motörhead

07 -Motörhead - Louie Louie

08 -Motörhead - Dead Men Tell No Tales

09 -Motörhead - Stay Clean

10 -Motörhead - Ace Of Spades

11 -Headgirl - Please Don't Touch

12 -Motörhead - Motörhead (Live)

13 -Wendy O. Williams & Lemmy Kilmister - Stand By Your Man

14 -Hawkwind - Night Of The Hawks

15 -Albert Jarvinen Band - Count Down

16 -Lemmy & The Upsetters - Blue Suede Shoes (Feat. Mick Green)

17 -Lemmy & The Upsetters - Paradise (Feat. Mick Green)







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