Riding on wings of fire, nothing could get me higher. Nobody knows me, knows what I desire. — Motorhead Copy Share Image
I got busted for drugs in Canada in 1975, but it was more that I was messing with the wrong drugs. Everybody was doing… — Motorhead Copy Share Image
In truth, if you lived next door to us in those days, you probably would've never stopped to see if your lawn was dead… — Motorhead Copy Share Image
Like the punks, we just swept all that tedious '70s Rick Wakeman, artsy-fartsy, yellow bell-bottoms, caftans-and-sandals shit aside. — Motorhead Copy Share Image
I'd get ten tabs, and he'd take seven and give me three, which I thought was very reasonable. He was great, a perfect old-school gentleman: If a girl came in the room, he'd shoot to his feet. If you wanted to see some athletic fucking, Jimi was the boy for it. I'd never seen anything like it: There were always… — Motorhead Copy Share
In 1967, I was 21, and the only guy I knew in London was Neville Chester, a roadie who worked with the Who. I… — Motorhead Copy Share Image
When I saw Buddy Holly play in 1958, I was there looking for girls. At that age, you want to get laid. I saw this English rock singer, Billy Fury, and he was surrounded by all these chicks rubbing his crotch. I thought, "That's the fucking job for me!" I took a guitar to school and was immediately surrounded by… — Motorhead Copy Share
Telling lies just makes it worse, another loved one, blind and cursed, Don't speak the truth, only lies, all we need is a reason… — Motorhead Copy Share Image
It's a pretty bad deal you know for musicians really. The musician's union is no fucking good at all, you know? — Motorhead Copy Share Image
Will you obey the master when he sets you free? Don't you think there'll be a price? I know what you are, I know… — Motorhead Copy Share Image
All people seem to know is "Ace of Spades." It's backfired at me ever since 'cause the ace of spades is a bad-luck sign… — Motorhead Copy Share Image
You don't know me baby but I know you so well, Tried to make a fool of me, tried to ring my bell. Sneaking… — Motorhead Copy Share Image
![“In 1967, I was 21, and the only guy I knew in London was Neville Chester, a roadie who worked with the Who. I rang him up and said, "Can I crash on your floor?" He was sharing a flat with [Hendrix bassist] Noel Redding. So when Hendrix needed an extra guy, I was right there. To see Hendrix play…” quote by Motorhead](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/e80/motorhead-17753_god-bless_in-1967-i-was-21-and-the-only-guy-i-knew_259205.jpg)
