It’s Only Money - Thin Lizzy

‘Psychotron’ - Megadeth

This is an obscure find on YouTube. Sam Gopal’s 1969 LP Escalator. Featuring Lemmy on vocals and lead guitar. Credited as Ian Willis, it’s heavy psychedelic rock. This was a little before Lemmy had joined Hawkwind and a little after he had been a roadie for Hendrix. Lemmy has stated that he wrote the album’s lyrics…

Looking at the thumbnail, you assume it’s me, being me, laying down a Neil Young track.

The last of Motörhead’s original lineup died yesterday. RIP ‘Fast’ Eddie Clark. He was an occasional singer. Off the Bomber LP, his vocals were on ‘Step Down’

Randomly popped in my head today

I find it shocking that this is the first Foreigner post you’ve seen on DUAN, luv. How long have you been at this?

‘Lightning Strike’ - Judas Priest

‘Disturbing The Priest’ is a terrific song. That, and pretty much the whole album minus ‘Trashed’, were staples to their concerts for that tour.

“But there was no tequila”

2 years ago today - RIP Lemmy - Born To Lose, Live To Win

‘Turn Up The Night’ - Black Sabbath

He’s way up there, despite only having two Quiet Riot and two Ozzy albums under his belt by the time he died. He’s compared to Eddie Van Halen, but I dislike having the comparisons because I feel it belittles what Rhoads had done in such a small time frame. He was supposedly going to leave Ozzy after the second…

The title track that closes the second solo album from Ozzy, and more importantly, the last album Randy Rhoads is apart of before his untimely death

‘Spiral Architect’ - Black Sabbath

Motörhead covers Metallica

I was gonna say ‘Emerald’

‘Who Cares Wins’ - Anthrax