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The Slow The Pace campaign that encourages people to savour Kronenbourg 1664 beer slowly, saw thirtytwo directing the launch commercial, featuring iconic metal man Lemmy and Motörhead performing a specially rewritten, reduced tempo version of their track Ace of Spades.
For the first time in thirty years, he slowed the pace and re-recorded his iconic hit, Ace of Spades. We took him to a French bar for his debut performance and with it brought a change of his favourite tipple from Jack Daniels to Kronenbourg.
"The challenge was to find a well-known music artist famous for particularly fast rock tracks and get them to perform at a much slower pace," said Lucas Bergmans, senior brand manager for Kronenbourg 1664.
The Independent
"Motorhead reworks its speed metal classic, Ace of Spades for a new Kronenbourg 1664 campaign out of BBH London. The Slow the Pace campaign features the band performing a specially rewritten, reduced-tempo version of the track, and the result is captured for a TV spot, documentary, print executions and a branded YouTube channel. The re-worked track will be available on the track will be available for download at www.k1664.co.uk Sunday 24th October".
Creativity Online
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