Today we have for you a guitar pick from the band called
Motorhead
Here's a look at the front and back of this guitar pick
Motörhead was the quintessential bridge between heavy metal and punk rock, defined by a relentless, high-decibel sound they famously dubbed "rock 'n' roll." Formed in 1975 and led by the legendary Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister, the power trio became icons of the underground with a grit that few could match. Their signature track, "Ace of Spades," remains one of the most recognizable anthems in music history, characterized by Lemmy’s gravelly vocals and distorted, rhythmic bass playing. Over four decades, the band maintained a fiercely loyal following, embodying a raw, uncompromising attitude that influenced generations of thrash and speed metal bands. Though Lemmy passed away in 2015, Motörhead’s legacy as the loudest, toughest band in the business is firmly cemented in the rock pantheon.
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This collection is a remarkable physical record of rock history, featuring a diverse array of guitar picks gathered from some of the most legendary North American tours. Each piece represents a specific moment in time, coming directly from the hands of the most influential touring bands of the last 20 to 40 years. From the thrash metal precision of Megadeth to the grunge-era icons like Eddie Vedder, these picks are more than just gear—they are tangible artifacts from the high-energy arenas and stadiums that defined a generation of music.
The significance of these picks lies in their connection to the peak of live performance culture across the continent. Over the past four decades, touring reached a massive scale, and these picks were used by artists who headlined the most iconic festivals and venues in the world. Whether it's a specialty "Batmobile" design or a classic tour-stamped plectrum, having items from bands that shaped the sound of the 80s, 90s, and 2000s makes this a curated chronicle of modern rock’s touring legac. I'm putting this guitar pic together. Alphabetical order over the next few weeks and months.
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