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Bass, Vocals (1975)
Bass, Vocals (additional) (1971-1975)
Bass, Guitars, Vocals (2000-2015)
Bass, Vocals (1975-2015)
1977 | Motörhead | Bass, Vocals |
1979 | Overkill | Bass, Vocals, Guitars (lead) (second lead, track 10) |
1979 | Bomber | Bass, Vocals |
1979 | On Parole | Bass, Vocals |
1980 | Ace of Spades | Bass, Vocals |
1982 | Iron Fist | Bass, Vocals |
1983 | Another Perfect Day | Bass, Vocals |
1986 | Orgasmatron | Bass, Vocals |
1987 | Rock 'n' Roll | Bass, Vocals |
1991 | 1916 | Bass, Vocals (as "Lemmy") |
1992 | March ör Die | Bass, Vocals |
1993 | Bastards | Bass, Vocals, Guitars (acoustic) |
1995 | Sacrifice | Bass, Vocals |
1996 | Overnight Sensation | Guitars (acoustic) (tracks 5, 11), Vocals, Harmonica (track 2), Bass |
1998 | Snake Bite Love | Bass, Vocals |
2000 | We Are Motörhead | Bass, Songwriting, Vocals |
2002 | Hammered | Vocals, Songwriting, Bass (as "Lemmy") |
2004 | Inferno | Songwriting, Bass, Vocals, Harmonica (track 12), Guitars (acoustic) (track 12) |
2006 | Kiss of Death | Songwriting, Bass, Vocals |
2008 | Motörizer | Bass, Vocals |
2010 | The Wörld Is Yours | Bass, Vocals, Lyrics |
2013 | Aftershock | Bass, Vocals |
2015 | Bad Magic | Bass, Vocals (as "Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister") |
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Guitars (1970)
As Ian Willis:
Guitars
(1968)
Bass (1978-1979)
Guitars, Vocals (1966)
Guitars (1963-1966)
Guitars (1965-1967)
1999 | Usa toda tu fuerza | Vocals (track 12) |
1999 | A.N.I.M.A.L. (Single) | Vocals (track 4) |
2012 | The Triple Album Collection (Compilation) | Vocals (CD 2, track 12) |
2000 | Calling the Wild | Bass, Guitars (acoustic) (tracks 10, 16) (as "Lemmy") |
2006 | 20 Years - A Warrior Soul (Video) | Vocals (DVD1 tracks 38, 41; DVD2 tracks 25, 34) |
2012 | Raise Your Fist | Vocals (track 4) |
2014 | Powerful Passionate Favorites (Compilation) | Vocals (backing) |
2016 | Love's Gone to Hell (EP) | Vocals (track 3) |
1997 | The Kids of Widney High / Integrity (Split) | Spoken word introduction (track 3) |
1997 | Taste of Every Sin (Compilation) | Introduction (Track 1) |
2003 | Probot (Demo) | Vocals (track 3), Bass (track 3) |
2004 | Probot | Vocals (lead), Bass (track 3) (as "Lemmy") |
2007 | The Inner Sanctum | Vocals (track 11), Vocals (backing) (track 5) |
2007 | I've Got to Rock (to Stay Alive) (Single) | Vocals (track 1) |
2007 | The Video Years (Video) | Vocals (additional) (track 1) |
2011 | Live At Reading 1982 (Video) | Bass, Vocals (track 8) |
2000 | We Are Motörhead | Cover concept |
2002 | Hammered | Producer (track 11) |
2003 | Live at Brixton Academy (Live album) | Producer |
2005 | Classic Albums: Ace of Spades (Video) | Interviewee |
2010 | The Wörld Is Yours | Cover concept, Inside sketch art |
2012 | Complete Early Years (Boxed set) | Liner notes, Producer |
2013 | Aftershock | Artwork (inside sketch) |
2015 | Bad Magic | Design concept, Artwork (doodles) |
1991 | Don't Blame Me: The Tales of Ozzy Osbourne (Video) | Interviewee (as "Lemmy") |
1991 | No More Tears | Lyrics (tracks 2-4, 7) |
1995 | Ozzmosis | Songwriting (tracks 5, 8) |
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Biography
Lemmy was born on Christmas Eve in 1945 in Burslem, Stoke on Trent, England. When Lemmy was three months old, his father, an ex-Royal Air Force chaplain, separated from his mother. His mother and grandmother settled in Newcastle-under-Lyme, then moved on to Madeley, Staffordshire.When he was 10, his mother married George Willis, who had two older children from a previous marriage, Patricia ...
Trivia
He was the second member of Motörhead to die in 2015, following Philthy Animal, who died a month earlier. Würzel preceded the two in death by approximately 4 1/2 years, dying in 2011.In a Channel 4 documentary called "Motörhead: Live Fast, Die Old", broadcast on August 22nd, 2005, it was claimed that Lemmy had "bedded" in excess of 2,000 women. Maxim magazine has Lemmy at number 8 on its top ...