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	Heavy metal umlaut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This was before Lemmy Kilmister, later of Motörhead, had become a member of the group.
		In the words of Lemmy, Motörhead's front man: "I only put it in there to look mean."[5] (Interestingly, the standard German pronunciation of Motör is similar to the standard English pronunciation of "motor", the umlaut over the second "o" requiring, in German, the fronting of the vowel.
		The French equivalent, moteur, is genuinely pronounced that way.) For the Crüe (according to Vince Neil in the band's Behind the Music edition), the inspiration came from a Löwenbräu bottle.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Heavy_metal_umlaut (3031 words)

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		This ultra-thin hotel room key and a city map all in one means one less thing to misplace when you're zoned out after a cross-country flight.
		HTC #4: Pedal to the Metal Motorhead's Lemmy Kilmister would no doubt clean up at this latest take on karaoke in which participants "scream" at a video game screen in order to propel race cars down a track.
		The louder the scream, the faster you go.
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	New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock BI-BY
		Living in Brittany, I've found the source to a Celtic feel that's made sense in the continuing story of Yannis Gltyr." There could be a French version La Marée du Sciécle in Spring 2001, and he wants to perform an acoustic version featuring Celtic musicians next year.
		He is also writing a "Suite on Celtic Airs" for bombarde & organ for Roland Becker, and is slated to appear in a Hawkwind reunion ("Hawkestra") on Oct. 21, 2000 with Dave Brock, Lemmy, Nik Turner and others at the Brixton Academy in London.
		Gong synth wizard who has put out a few electronic albums.
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