| There are few rock and roll warriors who can claim such a colorful and
diverse musical experience as MOTORHEAD's Lemmy Kilmister. From working in JIMI HENDRIX's road crew through HAWKWIND to nearly twenty-five years as the leader of what is arguably the world's loudest band, MOTORHEAD,Lemmy has never let life get boring. The man is an inspiration to countless hard rockers and a virtual institution in the minds and hearts of metalheads the world over. He is also the living embodiment of the rock and roll lifestyle. Should a textbook ever be written about what a lifetime of rock and roll truly means, Lemmy will be its case study. We sat on the bands tour bus amongst a collection of empty Doritos bags, cigarette butts and the ever-present bottles of Jack Daniel's and Coka Cola. Christ! It is only 4:00 in the afternoon! This guy will never be a poster boy for any health club and thank God for that. What he is, is a man who has chosen his life and relishes living every minute of it. It was an honor to be regaled by tales of debauchery and excess by the man who set the standard. Though Lemmy is a physically imposing figure, his wit and intelligence are his most frightening weapons. You simply do not want to get this guy pissed. If a verbal throttling doesn't change your attitude he can always revert to giving you a smack with his bear sized hand. Fortunately, we got along well and what follows is a small except of a very long conversation. We covered some of the standard topics but what makes this a bit special for me and, hopefully, for you is how we could move from music to politics and back while managing to sandwich in a bit of rock and roll nostalgia. Lemmy is a veritable world encyclopedia and I can only hope for a second chance to flip through his mental scrapbook again someday. DAVID LEE : Not surprisingly MOTORHEAD is either back out or continuing on the road? LEMMY KILMISTER : Yeah. DL : Not that the albums are inconsequential... LK : They are as far as sales are concerned! (laughs) DL : ...But have you ever stopped touring for any significant amount of time? LK : No. DL : Is it something where you realize that it is just what we do? LK : It is what we are. DL : The new record is signature MOTORHEAD but it does seem to take a step toward something a bit more accessible to a wider audience? LK : I don't know if it is accessible exactly. We just try to change a little bit here and there and I think that we have managed to do that on most albums. SACRIFICE was different from the one before it and OVERNIGHT SENSATION was different. They are all different in their own way. They all have got stuff that we haven't done before, at least one or two songs. (Lemmy points to the smiley face tattoo above my knee) You know OZZY has one of them on his ass and a couple on his knees? DL : Actually, that is exactly who inspired it! I was ten or so and thought it was the coolest thing back then. LK : Those were the days eh? (laughs) DL : Yeah, now I worry about my five year old finding the ink and drawing on himself! (laughs) He actually wanted to come to see you today because I told him that you like the MC5 and Ian, my son, wanted to tell you to Kick out the jams motherfuckers! LK : Shouting it at you, he is right! DL : Yeah, I guess he is! Instead of coming to the show he will be getting to go to church with the Grandparents. LK : Oh good. Just hope that he doesn't stand up in there and shout it! (laughs) DL : That would cause some talk I'm sure! LK : Let us pray. Kick out the jams motherfuckers! And the organist will go ba da da da(sings Kick out the jams.) DL : That would be great! LK : Yeah, wouldn't it? You can't do that in the house of fucking God though. He is too busy murdering people. DL : As if he wouldn't already know what we were thinking anyway. LK : Yeah, I know. He put it there didn't he? He could had made us folks out of synthetics but no, he gave us fornication to see if we would fall for it and we all did! (laughs) DL : If its O.K. with you I am going to throw out all of the regular interview questions like 'What is your favorite track on the album'. LK : Yeah, that gets kind of old. I mean you can if you want but it's not very interesting to read anymore, is it? Who cares what my favorite track is? You know what I mean? DL : Yeah. As if it should somehow be everyone's favorite cut. LK : It's not true you know? If you get married to a woman, not everybody else can get one that looks just like her. Its not going to work is it? DL : From my perspective there has always been a MOTORHEAD to listen to... LK : We have been going for twenty-four years now. DL : Since before I even became aware of music! MOTORHEAD has never had incredible record sales but the band has managed to survive, as you say, for twenty-four years. Is it the lack of stellar success that has kept you grounded and able to continue all this time? LK : Yeah, it has actually. In a way it has been lucky, though we have never made much bread. We are still going and we probably wouldn't have been if we had got rich because bands get rich and they immediately break up! (laughs) Especially nowadays where the cycle is getting faster and faster. You get a big record advance, an uncompleted album and you're done. And the record companies are firing bands before they have done their first album for them. I just don't understand it. What the fuck is that? They haven't even found out if it sells yet. It's a tax write off, obviously. DL : It is certainly a lot different today than say when BLACK SABBATH would do two, maybe, three records in a year or so. Now you are lucky to get a band to release one record every two to three years. LK : Not MOTORHEAD! We do one every year. The next one is a live one. DL : Again for CMC? LK : Yeah, CMC from Germany, in Hamburg. DL : From looking at the back of my MOTORHEAD collection it would seem that your relationship with CMC is the longest one that you have had with a record company. LK : CMC has been really good to us. I mean, they go to bat for you. They don't join in with the people who are dragging you down like most record companies do. They shouldn't be fighting on the side opposite you, they should be with you, right? We are supposed to sell our records and they are supposed to sell our records. DL : That is how it is supposed to be done. LK : Yeah. You would think that they would see that but these people got their heads right up their asses. You might as well talk to the cat. (laughs) DL : The people at CMC seem to be genuine music fans. LK : Yeah. They just signed who they like. They don't sign anybody in hopes of making a fortune. They sign people like IRON MAIDEN and people like this who are obviously over the hump. DL : Another one of my all time favorites! LK : Blaze is a great guy and God save him but he just isn't a replacement for Dick Bruceington. (laughs) No matter how boring he is in actual life, he is a hell of a frontman. You just can't replace a guy like that with a guy who looks like he is nailed to the stage. I don't understand Blaze because he has got all of that old video to look at. He is either fighting against it or he just can't do it. You can't replace a guy with someone who stands still. It's not going to work. Oh, look! He is there. And then three songs later Oh, he is still there! DL : I saw them a little while back on that IRON MAIDEN / DIO / W.A.S.P. / DIRTY DEEDS tour. LK : W.A.S.P. got thrown off of that tour. DL : Yeah. I just don't get how a band can get canned from a tour when their management is the same as the headliners. LK : I know! How the fuck do you get thrown off the tour? DL: Since we started on about W.A.S.P., the last time that you were in Detroit was with W.A.S.P. and there was an incident that happened that ended that tour. LK : Yes we had an episode! (laughs) Well, Blackie thought that he could carry on without us and he thought that he was top of the bill while in actual fact it was supposed to be a shared bill. We let him go on last because we couldn't get the chicken feathers and fucking blood cleaned up quick enough! Even so, in New York we didn't even get a sound check until nine at night. We do the soundcheck in fifteen minutes because, I mean we are professionals, and he dares to call me unprofessional? Jesus Christ! So, THE IMPOTENT SEA SNAKES are on in a quarter of an hour, they do their set and are off in a quarter of an hour. We are on in a quarter of an hour, do our set and off in fifteen. Then there is an hour and a half while W.A.S.P. set up! In New York! I mean, them people are not patient. There is a short attention span that we are talking about! (laughs) Hey you mutha fuckin pussy whippers! and all that shit, you know? It went down really well! (laughs). And then when we walked off the tour everybody cancelled, except in California. Blackie probably owned a part of that theater.(laughs) They still had our name on the masthead which is totally vile and cheeky if you ask me. DL : I spoke with Blackie both before and after that show... LK : Oh, what a treat! DL : He is funny, I mean, I grew up listening to W.A.S.P. and I guess all that outrage filled a need. LK : The chainsaw dick and all that? DL : Yeah. Especially when I was like, 14 or so and my gonads and music were the two preoccupations of my life. LK : Then you are fifteen and it grows a bit thin, right? DL : Exactly. Then it was on to more mature stuff like MOTLEY CRUE (laughs). LK : Well, at least they are real musicians. I like that Blackie Lawless complete workout thing he did. That fucking killed me! (laughs) I never understood that. Jane Fonda or something I would imagine. DL : He did have the tights on. LK : Yeah he did, but he also had that terrible ass hanging out. Cellulite has not been his friend! (laughs) You know, I really don't want to put anybody down because we are all fighting the same fight it is just that he pissed me off. DL : Blackie seems to want to live the life of a rock star that is for sure. LK : He believes that he is a rock star. I never wanted to be a rock star. I wanted to be in a band. There is a difference. I didn't want to be adored and worshiped from afar and all that. It's funny in that I got it and he hasn't! (laughs) talk about your best-laid plans! Quite frankly, I would rather be a contender. It has worked for and against us. DL : In time, I would think that you would have to come to terms with it. LK : I have but that doesn't mean that I have to like it. It's a bit like being punched around by your old man, no woman likes it but they put up with it for years and years and years. DL : I have read where you liken MOTORHEAD to the YARDBIRDS in that the YARDBIRDS were not fully appreciated until well after their demise. Do you still feel that comparison is valid? LK : Yeah, sort of. We are kind of the eternal underdog. That is what our mantle has become. I think that we wear it fairly well. I mean, this is not that much fun being on this little stage down here. I say that for all the bands on this stage. Out of all the bands on the tour, the ones being paid the most money are the bands on this stage. DL : I had heard that they were planning on rotating the bands around so that everyone got a shot at playing the big stage. LK : We were not supposed to be rotated at all. We were supposed to stay top of the bill on this stage and all of the other bands rotated but now we have done one gig on the main stage and we have one more to go. But, I mean, it's at like twenty past one and nobody is ever in there anyway. DL : Today I was there for THE MELVINS and it was barren. LK : There's an interesting band. DL : Yeah, they are. They remind me a little bit of the MC5. LK : Almost, except that they don't have the drive. DL : The singer has the Rob Tyner hairdo going, that's for sure. I can't remember his name. LK : King Buzzo! What kind of name is that? King fucking Buzzo? DL : Can you imagine trying to pick up a girl in a bar? Hello, my name is King Buzzo. LK : Yes you are! (laughs) I was that soldier. They do the worst version of Green Manalishi that I have ever heard in my life. DL : I must have missed it. LK : They open up with it. It is so slow that it is almost unrecognizable. DL : Well, if they opened with it today it was unrecognizable! LK : See! DL : Speaking of which, Peter Green is going to be in town soon. LK : Diary of a madman, that one. I remember Peter before he went balmy and he really went balmy, I mean, cuckoo. He wasn't just a damage case, he went just like that(snaps fingers). I used to have this girlfriend who worked at The Speak and she would have people like that over to here place all the time and I went over their one night and he is sitting down all dressed in white and sandals and the beard and he was hyperventilating all the time not making any sense. He was popping Valium all the time to try and keep it down a bit. Tragic case. DL : I think that he has a bunch of name people playing in his band now. Kind of like an older WHITESNAKE reunion. Bernie Marsden and Neil Murray and such. I just want to be able to se him onstage playing guitar again. LK : You might be disappointed so think about that before you go. From what I hear he is kind of there in body only. The other guitar player plays all the leads and stuff like that. Is Jon Lord in the band? DL : Not that I know of. I think Jon is out with DEEP PURPLE at the moment so I tend to doubt it. LK : It is Jon Lord's fault that I am here. DL : How is that? LK : When he was with THE ARTWOODS he made the terrible mistake of giving me, the eager fan, his address in London. I hitched a ride with somebody and I arrived in West Dreyton, which is way outside of London. and said Come look me up. Not thinking that I actually would. He was staying at Art's mothers house at the time and I show up at three o'clock in the morning, Is Jon Lord in?(laughs) She said No dear; He is on tour in Denmark. I said Oh. She said Where are you from dear? You are from up North, aren't you? Yeah. I just come down to see Jon and he gave me this address. She said Come on in and sleep on the sofa. I mean, I could have been and axe murderer or something. I woke up with all the BIRDS standing around me and Ronnie's going Who is this cunt? What are you doing laying on the sofa? So, I got to hang out with the BIRDS for a few days. That was great. We used to follow the BIRDS around. We slept in their van once and I was very impressed. This was before transits and all that so it was very opulent. DL : Did you ever feel tempted to walk off with one of your hero's guitars or something as a memento? LK : No. Because it is just a thing that he uses to transmit it. DL : I get asked that question a lot and I say Why? It's like taking away the device that this person has to make music for you. LK : Yeah. You are going to rob him of the means to supply you with your high. That's not very smart. Dee Snider said to me that he sat in Madison Square Garden watching LED ZEPPELIN and there were these kids there with a six pack of beer and they finished the beer and started throwing bottles at the stage! They were bragging to each other that I nearly hit Robert that time. I don't understand that. That is beyond me. I never understood it. DL : Yeah. I guess it is the negative attention is better than no attention thing. If somebody bragged to me of such a thing I would smack the piss out of them for ending the show I paid so much to come see! LK : Over in Europe at the festivals you know they give you these plastic bottles? They piss in them so that they are heavier and throw them at the stage! This guy got smacked in the nose with one and broke it in two places, blood running down his face and everything. He walks off the stage and the guy who threw the bottle yells Sissy! I couldn't fucking believe it! Grab him and go BANG(makes punching motion) How do you like that? Are you a sissy? What the hell are you talking about, you bastard? Miserable little fuck! They are never going to be famous for anything decent so they have to do something to appear notorious in their own peer group. Don't come on my stage or I'll fucking cripple ya! Iam not responsible once I am onstage. If you come on my stage you risk your own life. DL :I'll use that to segue into a question about the new record, you used the phrase politician swine and this is a theme that you have touched on a lot in your career. Why? LK : I believe every word of it. They are demonstrably swine. The first thing Nixon, not Nixon Clinton, they are quite similar in a lot of ways!(laughs) DL : They are homosexuals? LK : No, I don't believe Nixon was homosexual but I believe his wife was! (laughs) I just think that Clinton is the most accomplished liar that I have ever seen. That Medicare thing is how he got elected and before he was even inaugurated he threw it all in and he is such a good PR guy that no one even noticed. DL That is why they call him Slick Willie. I never liked him. On the first day he took office he issued an executive order allowing gays in the military and I just think that the country has a lot more pressing problems to deal with. The military is completely voluntary and if you don't want to join a group as they are defined you don't have to. Another case of a exceedingly small minority imposing their will over the majority. Very un-democratic and frightening when the leader of our democracy is its main advocate. There are many more pressing problems to deal with. LK : Like the budget or the Air Force. What is it, the B2 Bomber? 4 billion each or something like that and they probably won't roll out of the fucking hanger. There is nobody to bomb anyway. DL : We can always find somebody. LK : We could probably bomb ourselves. The poor areas of our major cities. DL : That has already happened, in Philadelphia. We were just there and the blocks and blocks that were fire bombed by the police are still rubble. LK : Did you see the Liberty Bell? DL : Of course. LK : Did you notice that it was cracked? DL : Yeah. LK : If the symbol of your liberty has a crack in it I would say, watch out for the rest of it. (Lemmy offers us a cigarette) DL : No thank you, we quit. LK : So, suffer! (everyone laughs) I'd rather die of cancer than give it up! Because, it's my choice. I like smoking. Ever since I was ten. DL : Does it make you feel sick? LK : It makes me cough, that's all. I mean, at this age I would rather get blown by Rock Hudson than give it up! Its not that easy, giving them up you know? DL : Yeah. LK : My entire social life is spent in bars so I don't see giving up drinking as a viable option either. Could you see me standing there saying Tomato juice please? (laughs) DL : milk in a dirty glass for me, thank you! LK : By the way, give me a sarsaparilla too! DL :My mom is a tea totter now and I just can't even see the day for me. I love her to death but she is a strange one... LK : Well, they are all strange. It was the acid, you know? DL : supposedly, she never touched the stuff. Her strangeness is genetic which is even more frightening. (laughs) LK : That is what she says, anyway. She is just trying to be the good parent so that you won't follow her bad example. DL : That plan didn't work! (everyone laughs) LK : Acid is great stuff, you just can't get it no more. If you get acid now it is made with speed and has strychnine. The acid is so bad now. The last time I was doing it, it was straight to the moon! That's when I was working for HENDRIX and he came over here with THE MONKEES for his first American tour. Owlsley Stanley III invented acid along with Timothy Leary who was working by himself but they were in the same class if you know what I'm saying, He was a really goofy guy, you know? Hello! My Name is Owlsley Stanley III I was wondering if you would like to try some L.S.D. #29?) HENDRIX said Sure. and brought back, like a hundred thousand tabs in a bag with little owls stamped on them. They were not even illegal yet. This was in 67 and they didn't make em illegal until November and this happened in August and he was giving them all to the crew. There was only like three or four of us in the crew and one night this guy, who was the top roadie, said Would you like to try some acid? And I though Why not? I am a fucking expert at marijuana and this can't be much different. (laughs) It was just this little white pill and it ended up like one of those CHEECH AND CHONG films. They asked me if I was all right and I am trying to drive this truck and I say Are there supposed to be four roads ahead of us? So, I took another one! (laughs) I thought that was fair enough. For 18 hours I couldn't see! Just colors and patterns and all of that stuff. You don't even get an hour of that now and you are conciouse of your surroundings all the time so, its just not much fun. I had to give it up by 1975 and it was bad by then. I had to drive the van with HENDRIX's Marshalls in it all the way out to Glassly, which is forty miles outside of London, with a pair of those prism glasses on! I didn't think to take them off! I am in trouble here. I better take the middle road! (laughs) I know that I got there which was amazing! DL : The trick is to drive where things are not. LK : Just aim down the middle and you will be all right! This entire generation seems to have become pussies, you know? Nobody enjoys themselves much anymore. They are all knocking each other down for enjoying themselves. The conversation is all-regressive. I don't like that, or They are not as good as they used to be. It is always moan, bitch, and gripe all the time. I am getting a bit tired of it. I like this mosh pit shit. It's the dumbest shit that I have ever seen in my life. AI really like this band so, lets run headlong at each other and butt our heads together! Fuck off! (laughs) Give me a fucking break. Why don't they go and find a nice girl out there, you know? I also don't like the effect that it has on innocent bystanders. We were in Milwaukee once and this guy jumps on the stage for his fifteen seconds of fame and then jumps off and kicks this chicks teeth and nose all over her boyfriends shirt! I don't need to see that shit when I am playing, I really don't. DL : I think that you have made it quite known in the past that you don't like people getting up on your stage. LK : No, I don't. I earned it. You have to earn it and not just jump on it. I'll kick your ass if you come and jump on my stage. I don't care. Too bad, you son of a bitch! (makes kicking motion) Get the fuck off of my stage! How can it possible help out the band's show to leap off the stage and knock all of the pedals out of the way, knock the Mic stands over and all the stacks back and then jump up and say Oh, yeah! No fuck you! We played in Colorado Springs once and I had my last good pair of pants on and I had a small hole in the knee. This kid puts his finger in the hole and RRRRIIIPPPP! And with the hand that I had all the rings on I just went WHOMP! on the back of his fucking head and he hit his face on the stage. He didn't get back up again after that! They carried him out. DL : Good for you! LK : Once, I chased a hundred and fifty Rock-a-Billies up a street in Hamburg, Germany. They were beating up our tour soundman. These Rock-a-Billies wear Confederate flags and speak German, it's pretty weird. We all got off the stage and picked up Mic stands and ran down the street after them. Eight of us just with Mic stand in our hands going BING, BING, BING. Take that you bastards! Pick on somebody your own size! (laughs) A similar thing happened in LA. I was walking over to the Rainbow and these chicks, who I sort of knew vaguely, were parking their van and we walked up to the light waiting for it to change when this other van pulls up with these two geezers in it and one says Hey Baby! The chick goes Eat shit! The van pulls over and this guy gets out with a big silver .45 automatic and he grabs her by the shirt and tries to get her into the van. I say Piss off! And push the gun away and all the time I am thinking He is going to blow my fucking brains out! DL : Lucky you! LK : Lucky but I couldn't have seen her go into that van. Then that is a different thing then. If she goes in the van and it drives off and I was the only one there... You couldn't live with that the rest of your life could you? I know I couldn't. DL : Cowards die a thousand times, a brave man dies but once. LK : That's right, a brave man dies but once.. DL : I just re-read a review I wrote of a performance you did with BLACK SABBATH a few years ago and ... LK : That was here wasn't it?. DL : No, I think it was at the State Theater with Geezer Butler and Tony Martin. LK : Yeah, Geezer was with them on that tour, or part of it at least.. DL : Then Neil Murray came back again. LK : That guy is the most boring mother fucker on the planet! He even says so himself. The first night on that tour Phil knocked on his door and said Come have a drink in the bar. And Neil said Sorry; I am a bit boring. I don't do that much. (laughs) He used to be a terrible ligger. Any backstage party, Neil was there but he has seemed to have quieted down a lot, if that is possible.. DL : Did he get married or something? LK : No, I think that he just lost it. He is a good bass player and always has been. He's always been for hire. I don't think that he has ever been in a band.. DL : Like I said he is doing this Peter Green thing so, I am hoping to see him with that band. I have read a good deal about your love of literature. Have you read anything good lately? LK : Books are essential. A movie is somebody else's imagination and no matter how good it is it is still not yours. With books you can go someplace that only you can go. I like Ryan Dayton a lot.. DL : Is he a science fiction writer? LK : No, he is a spy guy. "Fire" and "Winter", buy those two books and I guarantee you will buy everything that he ever wrote. "Fire" is about a crew who bombs Germany and the people in Germany being bombed. It is an excellent book. "Winter" is the history of a German family from about 1910 to about 1945. One kid becomes Americanized, marries a Jewess and comes back as a Colonel in the American Army and the other one becomes a lawyer for the SS. It is just an unbelievable book.. DL : I have to ask you about the fascination with World War II Germany. LK : Nazi Germany, since you can't manage to say it.. DL : Yes Nazi Germany. Where does that and the interest in Hitler come from? LK : I got to give it to the man, one thing that he did have was unshakable fucking faith. He killed himself rather than fall into the hands of the Russians, which was a pretty good option. They were tying up SS officers and crucifying them on doors and setting them on fire, and gouging their eyes out. Imagine what they would have done to him! He would have been in a cage with a fire under him in Moscow, dancing to the oldies! (laughs). DL : I don't think that he would have quite made it that far. LK : He nearly did get that far. The trouble was that they stopped him from getting into the city. If he would have captured Moscow, Russia would have fallen to bits. But I mean, I am really not in favor of Hitler. I have got two black girlfriends at home so, it would be hard for me to be into all that. Everybody says I am a Nazi because I like to collect the stuff. That is all they say when they see the stuff "He must be a Nazi." . DL : If you collect guns you must be a murderer. LK : That's right, yeah. I always tell them "My black girlfriends have no problem with them being in this room so what is your big problem? You are not even Jewish." Did you know that the number "2" in the SS Emanuel Morris, Hitler's chauffeur, was half Jewish?. DL : No, I never did and that is surprising. LK : That is serial number "2", the second number! (laughs) It just goes to show you that it is all bullshit.. DL : Wasn't it suspected that Hitler himself had Jewish blood from his mother? LK : Hitler's grandmother worked for a Jewish family and they gave her a pension when she got pregnant. I don't know there is always going to be a controversy about that. What I say is, it don't matter. The man was obsessed with the thing for whatever the reason. It cost him the war. The trains to Aushwitzs had priority over the ammunition trains! Such was his obsession. If he hadn't written his manifesto the Jews would have fought for him like they did in the First World War. The German Army had divisional Rabbis in the First World War because there were a lot of Jewish soldiers. Germany wasn't particularly anti-Semitic until Hitler got in there. Austria was and still is today.. DL : I am not Jewish so I don't have the same preoccupation with the holocaust that many people do but I can certainly understand those who were touched by it personally being a bit pissed off. LK : I say, it was sixty years ago so get fucking over it. Nobody says anything about the red Indians and there are still government buildings that fly the Confederate flag. That was just as much a Nazi state as Nazi Germany if you ask me. Cut the balls off of a guy if he tried to run away from the plantation. Remarkably similar to me. The thing with the red Indians is they were poisoned, murdered and slaughtered. Women and children just so you could have this country so I don't think there is any difference really. Except that Americans were more thorough because the Indians are fucking gone and the Jews are still here.. DL : We have to be getting along to some other things but before we go is there anything else that we should get into? LK : Seems to me that we haven't talked much about the music at all.. DL : See, I told you I wasn't going to do the typical Is this your best album to date? and then you respond We weren't very happy with the last record but this one is exactly what we wanted. to which I reply That is exactly what you said about the last pair of albums! It's boring and I'll leave that for the people at Hit Parader. LK : I know. I never went for that anyway. I am proud of everything that we ever did. We didn't make much money but we did retain artistic control. Nothing went out unless we said it was O.K.. DL : This record is great and I am looking forward to seeing you play some of it live. LK : You going to bang your head are you?. DL : Not if I can help it, too old for that shit. LK : There is always one got out there that has to show how tough he is. He is the "real" man.. DL : The king of the pit! LK : Rolls his own tampons! (laughs). DL : Alright thank you for the hospitality. I really appreciated the time. LK : You are very welcome. Review by David Lee IAN SCOTT ENTERTAINMENT MUSIC AMERICA MAGAZINE 9773 SANDYPOINTE FAIR HAVEN, MI 48023 810-725-6471 |