Motorhead - Don't Let Daddy Kiss Me

Admittedly, I have not heard much of the 90's-Motorhead. I am
definately from the Iron Fist/Orgasmatron school. Anyways, I got
this cool 3 track single in a trade and was shocked by this
track. First of all, it is a ballad. Second, it is a very
serious song about one of society's most disturbing crimes.
Third, it is very well done! I had no idea that Lemmy had any
kind of social conscience whatsoever. You guys ever heard
it? Thoughts? Are there any other similarly un-Motorhead
Motorhead tunes?

You get all the cool stuff! GRRRR!!!!

Orgasmatron School? Is that Division 1 or 2 NCAA?

You guys aren't very helpful. Is this some form of retribution for all my worthless posts?

This is all I could find about that song. It sounds like a cool song.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don%27t_Let_Daddy_Kiss_Me

Great song. Weird subject matter. However, to answer the question, yes,
Lemmy has done a bit of experimenting over the years and released songs
outside of their normal sound. Although obviously not 'socially
conscious' the song Whorehouse Blues is an acoustic based blues number
that is quite good.



The album "Don't Let Daddy Kiss Me" comes off of ("Bastards") is a
solid album. It's one of the more difficult Motorhead releases to find
as it was on a pretty obscure label. Also, 1916, is a great CD and was
the album that came out before "Bastards".

Working outside of Motorhead, Lemmy did a project with Slim Jim Phantom of the Stray Cats and another guy (whose name escapes me at the moment) that was all rock-a-billy cover tunes. It's called "Lemmy & Friends: Rock N Roll Forever". It's way outside of any Motorhead material with allot of acoustic guitar, stand-up bass and harmonica. They cover songs from Buddy Holly, Johnny Cash, Elvis, etc. Real "roots of rock n roll" stuff. Since I'm a fan of Lemmy, the Stray Cats and rock-a-billy music in general, this was a no-brainer get for me but I could see how some Motorhead fans would be turned off by it.

This would certainly fall into the "un-Motorhead-like" category.

I love the cd BASTARD and it was heavy promoted on MTV HEADBANGERS BALL europe when it came out.

I think I've read that Lemmy wrote i9t with someone else in mind. Maybe Ozzy? He did several songs for No More Tears. But he then decided to record it on his own.