Statue of Motörhead singer Lemmy Kilmister unveiled in Burslem
Hundreds of heavy metal fans watch on as the 2.25m sculpture is revealed in the frontman's hometown.
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Statue of Motörhead singer Lemmy Kilmister unveiled in Burslem
Hundreds of heavy metal fans watch on as the 2.25m sculpture is revealed in the frontman's hometown.www.bbc.com
I asked myself the same thing.Is it me or is this a fingerplucking hand instead of a pick hand?
There is a Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) statue as well. I could imagine Paul McCartney and Steve Harris getting one, as well.I don’t know how many statues of guitar players there are, but I’m guessing it’s the only statue of a bass player? Good on you Lemmy!
There's a statue of Phil Lynott in Dublin (with a weird PJ bass I've never seen him play)I don’t know how many statues of guitar players there are, but I’m guessing it’s the only statue of a bass player?
There is a Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) statue as well. I could imagine Paul McCartney and Steve Harris getting one, as well.
This is the original bass that the one on the statue is copying. He used it pretty regularly but I guess you could say it was his #2. They nailed it.There's a statue of Phil Lynott in Dublin (with a weird PJ bass I've never seen him play)
Is it me or is this a fingerplucking hand instead of a pick hand?
I asked myself the same thing.
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They just froze him in carbonite, right?The attention to detail is kind of mind blowing, given the materials required for public art.
They just froze him in carbonite, right?
Aw, while it certainly isn’t as epic as this new one, it isn’t that bad. Plus it’s at his home away from home.Definitely looks better than the statue we have here in Hollywood, CA![]()
I imagine every person who has posted in this thread would vehemently disagree with you.Worlds most overrated ”musician” ever.
And that would be a fallacy called “ad populum”.I imagine every person who has posted in this thread would vehemently disagree with you.
I would say he wrote some great songs, and played a mean rhythm guitar on the bass. Sounds like a pretty good musician to me. Technical wizard? Nah, that's not who he wanted to be.Worlds most overrated ”musician” ever.