Very much so. Do you know the story about him, his Hitler Youth knives and Keith Emerson?TR militaria collecting was an area of intense interest for a certain Lemmy K.
It would be great to see a show of hands here on the question.I'm taking your quote and running w/ it. Now playing:
Motörhead
No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith
(Bronze, 1981)
Will do. I'll tell it later on and ping you.Well I ceertainly know a lot about HYKs, though not pre se his collection of such, and am intrigued by whatever KE has to do with this... Do tell!
P.S. I need to sign off the boards soon, but please "ping" me via a notification so that i can enjoy reading "the story" tomorrow!
-M
It's already done. Read back on the original post.Danke!
Thanks for the contribution @ItGos211. I've only seen the first two Grim Reaper albums so this is great.
Cheers! Nice thread man!Thanks for the contribution @ItGos211. I've only seen the first two Grim Reaper albums so this is great.
Don't be a stranger here. I'm sure you've got plenty of NWOBHM in your collection.
I've got a nice autographed flexi-disc from Grim Reaper's See You In Hell tour. Very classy of a band to carry flexi-discs around on tour and sign them backstage.
I didn't have a backstage pass, but my buddy Dave always had backstage passes for everything, so he got the sigs.
Zoot, thanks for joining us here. Your contributions will be great. (and already have been tonight)
I know all of this could have been said and posted at the Metal Thread, but I think that the NWOBHM s special and unique enough that it deserved it's own place on AK.
Here's an old pic of my copy, sans nasty label.
Nice synopsis @Delmarva
Love the black and white Raven poster!Well, they eventually went that direction when MTV started playing their videos. Were they a Poison or Motley Crue? Never. But I never really liked anything other than their first two albums which were NWOBHM masterpieces.
For me, when they fired Pete Willis, they went commercial and lost their integrity, albeit they were still a great band.
Look at this ancient pic of my room circa 1982. Def Leppard was well represented amongst the other NWOBHM bands.
And no, that's not Molly Hatchett posters, just Frank Frazetta artwork.
Cheesy paneling and a black light complete the scene. LOL.
Did your copy of Rock Until You Drop have the poster?Love the black and white Raven poster!
...Oh ya, Frazetta is cool to. Death Dealer, YA!