I was just a young whipper snapper when I first heard Motörhead! Lemmy wasn’t new to me, he was the Bassplayer in another favourite Band of mine, the Space Rockers, Hawkwind and he was famous for singing their biggest ever single, ‘Silver Machine’. Lemmy was chosen as the lead vocalist for the song because he had the right aggression for a song that soon became the ultimate anthem for bikers the world over. That was Lemmy, a badass take no prisoners Rock Star who’s music defied any classification! In the US the band’s music was famously confused between Punk Rock and Heavy Rock, Record stores didn’t know where to place it. That frankly is what makes Motörhead so great! They are a band without boundaries, the essence of Rock and Roll, The antiestablishment Rock Band of the people!
I bought my first Motörhead single, ‘Ace Of Spades’ from the Record Box on Fleet High Street. I cycled there straight after School and spent my dinner money on it (no School lunches for me that week!)! It was the heaviest thing I’d ever heard, I went back and bought the Album and became a life long fan!
During the 90’s the band continued to make music, but it was when Cameron Webb took the helm that the band returned to their full glory!
I am so excited to be able to present this course for everyone. This is a huge honour for me. Cameron very graciously takes us through the mixing process, giving us Production notes, instead stories and experiences of what is was like working with Motörhead!
Please check out the course, you won’t be disappointed, I am so very proud and honoured to be able to share this with you all!
Have a marvellous time recording and mixing,
Warren Huart
Cool stuff. I am not quite in an area where I would be taking clients but there are some great points I wouldn’t of thought about until I was in a similar situation. I love Motorhead too. Some friends nicknamed me AJ of Spades when I had the same chops as Lemmy (and AJ being my initials that people call me).
Looking forward to getting access to all this as the noisy end of the spectrum is where I live…