Lemmy performing with the Jools Holland Band - Ace of Spades and Crimo sentencing

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Lemmy Kilmister performed “Ace of Spades” with the Jools Holland Band on Channel 4’s show “Don’t Forget Your Toothbrush” in the mid-1990s, specifically in 1995. This was a notable performance because it was one of the rare occasions Lemmy played the song without Motörhead, backed by Jools Holland’s rhythm and blues band, with Dave Swift on bass.

The performance captured Lemmy’s signature raw energy and vocals, combined with the Jools Holland Band’s tight, bluesy instrumentation, creating a unique live rendition of the classic Motörhead anthem. It remains a celebrated moment among fans and is available to watch on YouTube.

Additionally, Lemmy also performed “Good Golly Miss Molly” with the same band on the same show, paying tribute to one of his favorite artists, Little Richard.

In summary, Lemmy’s collaboration with the Jools Holland Band on “Ace of Spades” is a standout live performance from the mid-90s, showcasing his rock legacy in a different musical setting.

The birthday of Jesuit Superior General Fr. Arturo Sosa and Robert Crimo III's sentencing (April 24, 2025) was noted to occur 163 days after October 14 birthday for the Superior General

robert = 33 sentenced 33 months and days after the July 4, 2022 shooting.

Robert Crimo III, the Highland Park July 4th parade shooter, was sentenced to life in prison without parole on April 24, 2025, after pleading guilty to killing seven people and wounding dozens in the 2022 mass shooting.

It is also 146 weeks and days later (Life in Prison=146)

163 days after the Superior General’s birthday (Robert Crimo III=163

Robert Crimo III, the Highland Park July 4th parade shooter, was sentenced to life in prison without parole on April 24, 2025, after pleading guilty to killing seven people and wounding dozens in the 2022 mass shooting. Key details:

1. Sentencing Details

  • Verdict:
    • 7 consecutive life sentences (one per murder victim) without parole.
    • Additional 50 years for each of 48 attempted murder charges (served concurrently).
  • Judge’s remarks: Crimo is “irretrievably depraved, permanently incorrigible, and beyond rehabilitation” (Judge Victoria Rossetti).

2. Courtroom Dynamics

  • Absence: Crimo skipped the sentencing hearing, prompting survivors to label him a “coward”.
  • Victim impact: Survivors described paralysis, PTSD, and lifelong trauma; Cooper Roberts, 8, was left paralyzed from the waist down.

3. Legal Backdrop

  • Guilty plea: Crimo reversed his not-guilty plea in March 2025, admitting to 69 counts (murder and attempted murder).
  • Appeal-proof strategy: Judge Rossetti’s strict sentencing (including consecutive terms) blocks clemency or parole chances.

4. Broader Context

  • Weapon: Used a Smith & Wesson semiautomatic rifle (subject of civil lawsuits).
  • Father’s role: Robert Crimo Jr. served 60 days for helping his son obtain a firearm license.

Sources:: BBC: Life sentence for “irrevocably corrupt” shooter: CNN: 7 life terms for parade massacre: CBS News: “He will die in prison”: NBC News: “Oceans of grief” from 83 shots in 40 seconds: Wikipedia: 2,400+ years added to life terms: YouTube: Survivors’ reactions post-sentencing