The infamous LEMMY / WENDY O. WILLIAMS (singer of the PLASMATICS) join-venture. I wouldn’t excactly call this one glorious moment in the history of music, but I still dig it. Must be the memories, I guess – MOTÖRHEAD tore shit up still in 82 still and the PLASMATICS were one helluva live band.
It’s actually quite intriguing, how such a noisy, messy record could make it into public. How they manage to tear “Stand by your Man” apart while still rocking, wow, that’s well done. Try that nowadays ….
Stand by your Maaaaan.mp3
No Class.mp3
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Fucking Awesome!
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ride on motherfucker!
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Another reason for me going downhill in society. Never could see eye to eye with “Mr. Suit” after I heard this.
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INCREDIBLE! Only heard about this, but never heard…’till now!
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Thanks! Imagine if Wendy and Lemmy had a kid together…
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Excellent single!
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I think it is one glorious moment in the history of Rock music
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I’ve looked for this song for over twenty years! One of the best collaborations ever!
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recorded in toronto!
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[...] This is the first, selfproduced version of the first PLASMATICS EP. It was repressed in 1980 on Stiff Records, with different cover, different version of “Butcher Baby” and a different b-side (one might say, it was all different,haha). Every single PLASMATICS record was available on colored vinyl (often multicolored), this didn’t really occur to me until recently. And yes, my vinyl is very, very noisy. I even tried and bought another copy for a quality upgrade, but guess what. A “ex” record turned out to be a fucked up as my previous one. Oh yeah – here’s the infamous Lemmy & Wendy O. 7″. [...]
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