Posts by Samuel Gray3

Charles Ramos4 said:I stumbled upon some Dragaš review about the Majke, and I recall it being loaded with nothing but praise. It was a pleasant surprise, even if I’m not some die-hard Majke fanatic like a few of my buddies who probably rank them as their #1 American band. Regardless, those reviews definitely helped me connect with their sound.

If Grimble follows this thread, it might actually help introduce them, but honestly, I think Grace, Vrijeme je da se krene, and Path to Happiness would probably fit your taste better than those first two albums (Razum and Madness, Discord), which lean way more into that punk vibe.

Hold on, let uncle tell you something. I was at both of those 2007 shows. The first night was recorded—the one where Barrett smashed his head with a bottle. Though, I think the Heineken bottle actually stayed intact.
When you've got an atmosphere like that, especially when the crew gets together, who needs studio recordings?

Majke Tvornica 2007

One of my favorites:

Motorhead "Live AT Brixton Academy 2000"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtb...Gi1fcJ2q7vaTfs

When you're talking about guys like this, who needs a greatest hits compilation? You just grab the studio tracks and the live albums and call it a day. Like Lemmy used to say, they’re a live band. A live album isn't just a collection of extra songs you didn't get on the studio cuts; it's its own thing—a whole different vibe you just can't replicate in a booth.
This one's a solid snapshot of their run. You've got guests like Eddie Clarke, Brian May, Lemmy's son and Campbell's son, Withfield CRANE... I might be forgetting someone.
It’s got everything: newer stuff, a Sex Pistols cover, the old classics, that bluesy You Better Run, and those Mikkey Dee drum solos... Everything is tight.