Motorhead mainman Lemmy admits discovering the band had a range of sex toys came as a surprise but admits “it’s working out.”
They have their name attached to an ever-growing range of merchandise but the singer insists decisions are often taken by their management team without their knowledge.
Lemmy tells Uproxx.com: “They do a deal with our manager, then he tells us and it’s too late to change it. The sex toy thing was a surprise, but it seems to be working out.”
He says he’s not had any feedback from users yet, but adds: “I’m sure I’ll get some, though.”
In contrast, Lemmy says he was fully consulted about the launch of their Motorhead whisky, created in conjunction with Swedish distillery Mackmyra.
He says: “I chose it out of five they brought us. I don’t drink it regularly. The tour rider hasn’t changed, though, because we still need whisky for the crew and they like it. A lot.”
Motorhead recently released their 22nd album Bad Magic and hit the road next month for an extensive European tour to celebrate their 40th anniversary.
They have their name attached to an ever-growing range of merchandise but the singer insists decisions are often taken by their management team without their knowledge.
Lemmy tells Uproxx.com: “They do a deal with our manager, then he tells us and it’s too late to change it. The sex toy thing was a surprise, but it seems to be working out.”
He says he’s not had any feedback from users yet, but adds: “I’m sure I’ll get some, though.”
In contrast, Lemmy says he was fully consulted about the launch of their Motorhead whisky, created in conjunction with Swedish distillery Mackmyra.
He says: “I chose it out of five they brought us. I don’t drink it regularly. The tour rider hasn’t changed, though, because we still need whisky for the crew and they like it. A lot.”
Motorhead recently released their 22nd album Bad Magic and hit the road next month for an extensive European tour to celebrate their 40th anniversary.
