R.I.P Wurzel
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R.I.P Wurzel
According to a posting on the I_LOVE_ZUCKERPENIS page of Tim Butcher, MOTÖRHEAD leader Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister's longtime bass tech and "right-hand man," former MOTÖRHEAD guitarist Michael "Würzel" Burston died earlier today (Saturday, July 9). He was 61 years old.
Before joining MOTÖRHEAD in 1984, Burston had been a corporal in the Army, serving in Germany and Ireland with the 1st Battalion of the Gloucestershire Regiment, and had played in the bands BASTARD and WARFARE. Joining another relatively unknown guitarist, Phil Campbell, they played together at a MOTÖRHEAD audition, and both were taken on. Würzel eventually left the band in 1995.
Würzel can be heard on the following MOTÖRHEAD albums:
* No Remorse (1984)
* Orgasmatron (1986)
* Rock 'n' Roll (1987)
* Nö Sleep at All (1988)
* The Birthday Party (1990)
* 1916 (1991)
* March ör Die (1992)
* Bastards (1993)
* Sacrifice (1995)
Burston's band LEADER OF DOWN last month headlined the main stage at the U.K. fundraising music festival "Never Mind The Bullocks" in aid of Midlands Air Ambulance.
Before joining MOTÖRHEAD in 1984, Burston had been a corporal in the Army, serving in Germany and Ireland with the 1st Battalion of the Gloucestershire Regiment, and had played in the bands BASTARD and WARFARE. Joining another relatively unknown guitarist, Phil Campbell, they played together at a MOTÖRHEAD audition, and both were taken on. Würzel eventually left the band in 1995.
Würzel can be heard on the following MOTÖRHEAD albums:
* No Remorse (1984)
* Orgasmatron (1986)
* Rock 'n' Roll (1987)
* Nö Sleep at All (1988)
* The Birthday Party (1990)
* 1916 (1991)
* March ör Die (1992)
* Bastards (1993)
* Sacrifice (1995)
Burston's band LEADER OF DOWN last month headlined the main stage at the U.K. fundraising music festival "Never Mind The Bullocks" in aid of Midlands Air Ambulance.
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yea
thats a good one , orgasmatron is mine but it's also the first one of theirs i bought , i saw them on the rock n roll tour though they were wedged in between, slayer and overkill
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True loss. Dude was a badass as I was bummed when he left the band.Odinson666 wrote:thats a good one , orgasmatron is mine but it's also the first one of theirs i bought , i saw them on the rock n roll tour though they were wedged in between, slayer and overkill
Did they hit ATL twice on this tour? I know that I saw them at the Metroplex and I was pretty sure that it was on the Rock n' Roll tour.
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yeah
it was 88 so it was around the live the live album no sleep at all came out , Slayer was on the south of heaven tour, it was at the civic center
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