Van Halen News Desk

The Latest News & Info about The Mighty Van Halen

  • Home
  • News
    • All Van Halen News
    • Eddie Van Halen
    • David Lee Roth
      • The Roth Show
    • Alex Van Halen
    • Wolfgang Van Halen
    • Michael Anthony
    • Sammy Hagar
    • Gary Cherone
  • Bios
    • Eddie
    • Alex
    • Wolfgang
    • DLR
  • Music
  • Audio
    • Live Audio
  • Video
    • Live Video
  • Interviews
  • About
  • SHOP
You are here: Home / 1978 / Motorhead’s Lemmy Kilmister Recalls His First Van Halen Concert

Motorhead’s Lemmy Kilmister Recalls His First Van Halen Concert

by VHND — updated June 3, 2019 Leave a Comment

Motorhead_Lemmy_Kilmister_Van_Halen_Concert

Noel Monk Van Halen BookThe late, great Lemmy Kilmister had a great quote about his first experience seeing Van Halen. It was in London, 1978…

“I first saw Van Halen at the Rainbow (no, not the L.A. one, the old London one, a big theater) back in 1970-something and I thought they could have been louder. Well, I always think it can be louder! Apart from that, they were excellent: an ultimately impressive frontman (athletic in spandex extremis), the mighty Ed burning the strings off his guitar, and the rock of a rhythm section. Killer show and excellent songs, too. People said, ‘Aaargh, they got big hair!’ I said, ‘If they sound that good, I don’t care if they got five buttocks! Each!’

This quote from Lemmy is from Neil Zlozower’s coffee table photo book, Van Halen: A Visual History, 1978-1984.

Listen to a great sounding recording of Van Halen’s complete performance at London’s Hammersmith Odeon, June 1st, 1978, below:

Tracklist:

On Fire 00:00
I’m The One03:44
Bass Solo 08:12
Runnin’ With The Devil 09:34
Atomic Punk / Drum solo 13:40
Little Dreamer 17:56
Feel Your Love Tonight 21:23
Ain’t Talkin’ ‘Bout Love 25:15
Eruption 29:44
You Really Got Me 33:53
D.O.A. 38:13
Bottoms Up 43:54

Rate this post

Filed Under: 1978, Audio, News, Van Halen

VHND is powered by Van Halen Store

EVH Stripe Socks

EVH Stripe Socks at Van Halen Store

LATEST POSTS

  • Name That Tune!
  • Happy 79th Birthday, Sammy Hagar! Watch Highlights From His 2026 Cabo Birthday Bash
  • Happy 72nd Birthday, David Lee Roth!
  • David Lee Roth’s Emotional Acoustic ‘Jump’ Has Fans Wondering If He’s Singing To Eddie Van Halen
  • Eddie Van Halen: An Undeniable Category of One

EDDIE VAN HALEN FUNKO POPS

Eddie Funko Pops at Van Halen Store

LATEST COMMENTS

  • CReayTinator CReayTinator That’s for sure.!!!

    Name That Tune! ·  4 hours ago

  • CReayTinator CReayTinator 79 wow. Hope Im going that well at that age. Not many VH songs though he has had quite the career!

    Happy 79th Birthday, Sammy Hagar! Watch Highlights From His 2026 Cabo Birthday Bash ·  4 hours ago

  • Bruce Bruce Please don't call it an Era. He was just filling in for a couple of years till Dave came back. You can however call it an Error....

    Name That Tune! ·  5 hours ago

  • Kobayashi Maru Kobayashi Maru Some are more invested in the hate of one era of the band, rather than celebrating the band's brilliance.

    Name That Tune! ·  22 hours ago

  • bew5150 bew5150 I am missing a couple that were out of print. oh well. i found those magazines, and during the 90's I was able to get my VH fix. 🙂

    Happy 79th Birthday, Sammy Hagar! Watch Highlights From His 2026 Cabo Birthday Bash ·  22 hours ago

EVH MINI GUITARS

EVH MINI GUITARS at Van Halen Store

ALBUM PAGES

Van Halen I – Van Halen II – Women and Children First – Fair Warning – Diver Down – Right Here, Right Now – Balance – A Different Kind of Truth

Posts by month

Copyright © 2026 VHND.com. All Rights Reserved · Disclaimer: VHND is not affiliated with Van Halen, Edward Van Halen or ELVH, Inc.