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West London Rock Heritage: Motörhead & Larry Wallis ‘The Boys Of Ladbroke Grove’ Limited Blue Wax (CLO4112LP)
This 2023 release from Cleopatra Records documents the intertwined careers of two legendary figures of the Ladbroke Grove scene: Lemmy Kilmister and Larry Wallis. Wallis, the original guitarist for Motörhead and a key member of The Pink Fairies, represents the gritty, psychedelic rock roots of the neighborhood, while Lemmy became a global icon of heavy metal. This compilation serves as a comprehensive family tree, featuring tracks from their various projects including Motörhead, The Pink Fairies, and Lemmy’s rockabilly group, The Head Cat.
Exclusive Vinyl and Collector Features
This specific version is pressed on striking Blue wax vinyl, adding a distinct visual appeal for collectors. This copy remains preserved in its original shrink wrap, complete with a descriptive hype sticker on the front that details the unique content of the release. A significant draw for this compilation is the inclusion of brand-new mixes of solo tracks and band favorites by psychobilly icons The Brains, many of which provide a fresh sonic perspective on these historic recordings.
Archival Documentation and Historical Value
Beyond the audio content, the package functions as an extensive archival work. It is filled with numerous rare photographs and detailed liner notes that trace the history of these two pivotal figures and the specific West London musical environment that shaped them. By bridging the gap between psychedelic rock, punk influence, and heavy metal, this LP provides a definitive look at the pedigree of Kilmister and Wallis, making it an essential historical record for fans of the Motörhead legacy.