In a brand new interview with The New York Times, MOTÖRHEAD's Lemmy Kilmister was asked how he is feeling after recently canceling a European tour due to his health issues. "I just feel really down," Lemmy said. "I'll never get a job again. I'm paying for the good times, I suppose. It's a mixture of all the things I ever did and I did plenty." On the topic of whether he has had to stop drinking, Lemmy said, "I've already given up smoking. I drink wine and that's it." Lemmy also spoke about whether he reconciled with his father, whom he once called a "nasty little weasel." "No, he died nine years back," Lemmy said. "We didn't run through the cornfields to each other in slow motion." Asked why he thinks a lot of heavy-metal giants have had very problematic relationships with their fathers, Lemmy said, "You could say that about anyone, really, couldn't you? With heavy metal, I suppose it's because of the look. Parents don't like you looking like this and going out and disgracing the family." (Thanks: NJthrasher)
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