Lemmy Kilmister (Motörhead)
The Man
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Born Ian Fraser Kilmister (Dec. 24, 1945 – Dec. 28, 2015)
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Founder, bassist, and voice of Motörhead
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Known for that gravel-throated vocal and Rickenbacker bass played like a rhythm guitar
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Helped bridge punk and metal — faster, louder, dirtier
Before Motörhead
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Roadie for Jimi Hendrix (yes… THAT Hendrix)
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Bassist for Hawkwind
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Fired after a drug arrest at the Canadian border (1975) → led directly to forming Motörhead
Motörhead Legacy
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Formed Motörhead in 1975
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Breakout with:
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Overkill (1979)
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Bomber (1979)
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Ace of Spades (1980) 🔥
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Influenced:
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Metallica
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Slayer
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Anthrax
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pretty much EVERY speed/thrash band
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Style & Identity
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Wore:
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black hat
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boots
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military-style gear
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Famous for:
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Jack & Coke (his signature drink)
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Lived hard, nonstop touring lifestyle for decades
How He Passed
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Diagnosed with aggressive cancer just 2 days before his death
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Passed on Dec. 28, 2015, at home in Los Angeles
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Also suffered from:
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heart issues
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diabetes
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Still performing almost up to the end — last show was Dec. 11, 2015
Final Moments
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Found out diagnosis on Dec. 26
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Told to take it easy… he didn’t have time
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Died playing video games at home, surrounded by friends
