Hawkwind: Silver Machine

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  • Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
  • Silver Machine - Hawkwind
    • Lemmy Kilmister & Hawk...
    #silvermachine #hawkwind #lemmy
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Комментарии • 19

  • @smithpm81
    @smithpm81 4 дня назад +2

    top band, robert calvert and dave brock are lennon and mccartney for me

  • @cyclops60
    @cyclops60 14 дней назад

    Really enjoyed hearing this again, another memorable song from my youth! I had no idea Lemmy sang this but it seems so obvious listening now! As a cyclist, the back story has moved it up even higher in my affections! Cheers.

    • @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx
      @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx  14 дней назад +1

      Same for me, I loved it growing up - and bought the single. It's a great song, I think it still holds up even today

    • @smithpm81
      @smithpm81 4 дня назад

      @@BritishDadReacts-ui4jx b side 7 by 7 is amazing too

  • @williamgeorgefraser
    @williamgeorgefraser 13 дней назад +1

    I contacted Hawkwind, my favourite band, to do an interview with them for my university radio station at that time during the Space Ritual tour. I met them before the gig in Edinburgh and Dave Brock passed me over to the "new guy", Lemmy. We chatted for a while and drank a bottle of wine together. Met the whole band including Stacia, a "big" lady. One of my greatest memories along with an interview with a relatively unknown band called Queen a while later.

    • @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx
      @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx  13 дней назад +1

      Wow, you were very lucky. Funny to think that Lemmy was the new guy. And to meet Queen at such an early stage in their career - incredibly lucky. Thanks for sharing that, and for watching

    • @williamgeorgefraser
      @williamgeorgefraser 13 дней назад

      @@BritishDadReacts-ui4jx It's a pity that when I met Lemmy I didn't know his mother was Scottish and also called Fraser, hence his middle name. It would have been an interesting talking point.
      PS: I've also subscribed so will follow your channel with, interest.

    • @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx
      @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx  12 дней назад +1

      @@williamgeorgefraser thank you for subscribing, hope you find the videos/insights interesting. I didn't know he had a Scottish mother - and Fraser is a very typical Scottish name, reminds me of one of Billy Connolly's jokes

    • @smithpm81
      @smithpm81 4 дня назад +2

      lucky bloke

  • @neilbath8133
    @neilbath8133 10 дней назад

    From another british dad..check out midnight in tokyo by Y&T

  • @stuartmcivor2276
    @stuartmcivor2276 6 дней назад +1

    Stacia has her clothes on in this one!

  • @acrookedbeat9013
    @acrookedbeat9013 10 дней назад

    this is a semi live track from the greasy truckers album Calvert's vocal was awful so Lemmy overdubbed his vocal in the studio and some other parts were overdubbed too it gives the song a nice groove a technique they used later on songs like you'd better believe it , paradox , high rise , pxr5 uncle sam's on mars etc

    • @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx
      @BritishDadReacts-ui4jx  10 дней назад

      Thank you, I didn't know that. I'll have to check out some more of their stuff

  • @smithpm81
    @smithpm81 4 дня назад

    react to high rise from PXR5 *hawkwind( please, calvert at his best