How did they get Lemmy to be a part of that?!?
*promote some *quality 80s weirdness.
This happened, and we all let it happen.

I want to watch Lemmy's show now.

I've never understood the fascination with people wanting to watch other people act more ignorant than normal (all of reality TV), but there's something different about the tone in this that just kills me. I feel like it's the same philosophy as reality TV, but something about that presentation, the subject and patient, sad, lack of mockery and silent sympathy that accompanies Lemmy's confusion that ropes me in. Too tickled not to say something positive about that.

*doublepromote

First Lemmy and now Ziggy, fuck I'm getting old.

*promote
Godspeed Lemmy.

RIP Lemmy, dead at age 70
*promote

I heart Lemmy!

when did Lemmy get those caterpillar treads?

upvote for Lemmy

*water
*music
*rocknroll

>> ^Duckman33:

>> ^lwi:
but he's picking it! It's only acceptable when Lemmy does it.
>> ^shuac:
Upvote for the Rickenbacker bass. Looks like a 4003. Noyice!


Picking a bass = guitar player that decided to play bass because guitar players are a dime a dozen.


This is probably true. It was of me anyway.

I've always admired finger-pluckers during live performances. But for recording, using a pick generally always sounds better in the mix.

>> ^lwi:

but he's picking it! It's only acceptable when Lemmy does it.
>> ^shuac:
Upvote for the Rickenbacker bass. Looks like a 4003. Noyice!



Picking a bass = guitar player that decided to play bass because guitar players are a dime a dozen.

but he's picking it! It's only acceptable when Lemmy does it.

>> ^shuac:

Upvote for the Rickenbacker bass. Looks like a 4003. Noyice!

Lemmy with boobs. I will not sleep tonight.

>> ^entr0py:
One problem was that they were so interested in paying homage to the Metal that half of the noteworthy characters were voiced by old drug addled musicians who speak in s sort of mumbling monotone. Yes, Ozzy isn't the only one.

Dude, the aging metal voice overs were some of the best parts! Fucking Lemmy Kilmister, the bassist and lead singer of Motörhead, as "The Killmaster", sends you to the spider cavern to fetch him some freshly spun bass guitar strings to heal your fallen comrade with the soothing sounds of metal -- that was just badass to the core.

To be perfectly honest, you gotta love heavy metal to love Brutal Legend. I agree with almost everything Yahtzee said, but Tim Schafer and Jack Black's sense of humor combined with all the metal fanfare made this worth the buy. In fact, like all Tim Schafer games, I will probably replay this many times over the years.

If I'm wrong, lemmie know so I can kill this one, and upvote the other submission!