Motorhead Song: How Lemmy Named the Band After a Riff
Motorhead Song: How Lemmy Named the Band After a Riff The Motorhead song began as a Hawkwind B-side before Lemmy Kilmister named his new band after it. Here is the true story behind rock's origin…
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