My heart is broken, a real legend died yesterday. He's probably not in most of your wheel houses, I get it, but for those of us who do get it, we all know what a huge loss this is. There are plenty of places on the Internet you can do research if you want to learn about the man, plenty of YouTube clips if you want to see and hear the man, I'm just hear to pay my public respect. Lemmy was, without exaggeration, the greatest rocker who ever lived. Never sold out, toured his entire life, his last show being 17 days before his death, made albums consistently, the last one released in August, and I can truthfully say there is not one bad Motorhead album. I had the privilege of seeing him up close in concert once. I was 19 and he was beyond awesome, brown Rickenbacker with that godly bass tone, mic stand point down, head up, and that voice kicking my ass. It was fucking cancer that got him too, what a horrible disease, bah! A man who lived on his own terms, I truly admire him. If you have one ounce of rocker in your body and don't know Lemmy, Google the man. The world is now a softer, more boring place.