Hammersmith! 18yrs old, smuggled in my bong trippin on white lightning acid - "do not panic" lol ...punters buying shrooms, hash and pills.. Fuck knows how we got back home on motorbikes!..Hawkwind rules....buying all the C.ds I can get my hands on. All hail The Hawkwind.
Huw was magnificent. Such taste. I remember buying a guitar magazine probably 20 years ago which had an article on Huw, and they basically said how he was such an under-recognised talent in the guitar world. His guitar solo on the Live Chronicles version of Masters of the Universe is just superb. Passionate, powerful, tasteful and much more interesting than your classic blues rock soloist. I have listened to it hundreds of times and it still excites me.
I was only 23 years old when I seen this show,,,I'm now nearly 56,,,,still ranked as a bloody cracking concert,,one of the best shows iv been to,👍,,nice one,,thanks for the amazing memory's of times past but very much present today,,,kc,,,uk,,,,respect,,peace,,,👍,,
Think it was one of the best shows they've performed tbh. Was on the Balcony at the Odeon and with the assistance of some good edibles the light show just took over. Came out on another plane of consciousness!
00:00 Arrival in Utopia(Choose your Masque 1982) 07:30 The War I Survived(The Xenon Codex 1988) 11:35 Heads(The Xenon Codex 1988) 17:55 Shot Down in the Night (Steve Swindells song)(Live Seventy Nine 1980) 24:35 Mutation Zone (the Xenon Codex 1988) 26:40 Tides(the Xenon Codex 1988) 28:45 Wastelands of Sleep (the Xenon Codex 1988) 32:55 Moonglum (Live Chronicles 1986) 37:45 Sonic Attack (Space Ritual 1973) 43:05 Rocky Path (Sonic Attack 1981) 48:08 Brainstorm (Doremi Fasol Latido 1972)
Excellent! I remember hearing this on the radio back in the day - switched on half way through Sonic Attack - as a teenage punk i thought 'WTF is this?' I scrambled to find a blank tape; instantly sold! The next(?) tour (the return of Simon House) remains one of my fondest memories. Great times.
This has my favourite version of the war i survived on it, originally it was a bonus track on chronicle of the black sword, saw them a few times in the early 80s plus my mates band screech rock supported them a few times, first hawkwind album i heard was astounding sounds amazing music and it really did change my life ♠️🍀🎧
Thanks for sharing Strayhawk, was landscaper in Fulham back then so rode the old 550/4 up to the gig after work and bought a ticket on the door - Dave was wearing the old lab coat for this one and Huwie Bach was on fire !
I First saw Hawkwind on this tour at the UEA Norwich In spring 1988 , the xenon codex tour , this gig was recorded at the Hammersmith odeon a few weeks later and first aired on the BBC in concert series in early summer 1988. I had a cassette recording of it, but lost it. In 2008 Chis Hawkins was hosting a series on BBC 6 music - called classic concert , I emailed Chris to see if they still had it , they did and he aired it on Sunday 14th September at 2am in the morning, it was available to listen to for the following week. This has to be one of my favourite live sets with Huw Lloyd Langton absolutely on fire on lead guitar. This is a recording of that 6Music show, thanks for posting... This week I have seen them play the Royal Albert Hall on their 50th anniversary tour. Thanks Hawkwind , constant music for over 30 years ... onwards.
I was in the foyer at the Albert Hall afterwards, some bloke comes up to me and says I should go back inside and get a selfie with Fast Eddie... I'm like.. he's dead mate....oh, I'm a Motorhead fan, it must've been Philthy Phil.... he's dead too mate, you didnt call him Eddie did you? .... no i called him Phil... I've really got to go mate mate....
i was at the leicester gig a couple of days before this. was my first hawk gig. wow....the best gig ever to this day. the leicester gig was filmed but never managed to track it down. i found the guy who filmed it after 20 years of searching and he was very cagey about it. he had permission from the band but it never saw the light of day. will never forget it for sure.
i seen this tour at portsmouth guildhall and i remember hearing and taping this of the radio all those years ago,it was my first gig and i liked it.🙃🙂🙃
some of Huw's best recorded stuff here - Wastelands of Sleep, Moonglum, Rocky Paths. he was really going for it on this tour, despite Harvey's chicken samples. I seem to remember the original BBC broadcast featured Dave reading out a list of free festivals and encouraging everyone to go to Stonehenge that year. That bit seems to have disappeared from the CD issue. Wonder why!
I think the inclusion of the free festivals banter caused Brainstorm to have a minute or two sliced off of it in order to fit it into the BBC's 1 Hour slot. When it was later repeated on BBC 7 about 20 years later they removed Dave's chat and added back the missing bit of Brainstorm. Sounds reasonable to me. I'd rather have a more complete song than a couple of minutes of 20 year old gig dates.
@@lorisarvendu you could be right. I always assumed it was because the straights couldn't handle these wild eyed loners standing at the gates of oblivion telling everyone to go to Stonehenge 🤣
Badass, bad fuckin ass and you know that's right son!taos,new mexico says thanks for this strayhawk as always u rock man.man oh man whata show whata show
Wow, what a find! I was at this gig (part of the Xenon Codex tour), and my favourite HW lineup too; Dave Brock, Alan Davey, Huw Lloyd Langton, Harvey Bainbridge, & Danny Thompson. Think Tubilah Dog supported too, anyone remember them?
Yes saw Tubilah Dog a few times back in the day. There were other decent bands at that time .. Mandragora, Paperhouse, Poisoned Electrick Head. I miss those Crusty Traveller bands from the mid to late 80s.
Brilliant! I had no idea this tour had been recorded. I was at one of the Hammersmith gigs and I remember Tubilah Dog as support - I still have the tour shirt (with arms cut off!) Was great with them still playing the best of the Chronicles tour.
Found it! Fantastic! Recorded this from a radio 1 in concert on cassette. Haven't heard this gig for so many years. It's now on my computer forever. One of my fav concerts by them. Thanks very much for the upload.
I had the pleasure of growing up with Hawkwind throughout the early 1970's and they are still my go to band when seeking inspiration or a nostalgia trip. I could wax lyrical about past gigs and extraordinary experiences and there are so many stand out moments. Thank you for posting this. Wonderful memories of amazing times and outstanding music...
Me too, on magic mushrooms! In those days the band were still shadowy figures you barely saw. I do remember them wearing lab coats and Alan Davey's was splattered with blood.
Me too, down to the poor guy outside the tube having an epilectic fit, he attracted quite a crowd and the response of his best friend...."pull yourself together Martin"....
I'm now a Sparrow Hawk learning to walk where once I clung to the bosom of nature's pardon, hung on the vine to intertwine, not squawk or squeal for real my wounded wing can heal...
This was pretty much the lineup back when i saw them with Ritchie in 86/87! Coulston hall, Bristol. Lasers were a little over the top & stage props!! ✌️😇
I own this recording on cassette and remember it being performed on Radio 2. I believe Johnny Walker presented it at the time. I was going to my own engagement party that night so thankfully asked a friends dad to record it for me. This was in my humble opinion one of Hawkwind's best lineups and concerts with exceptional Bass playing, energetic and brilliant drumming, great singing, blistering guitar work and great versions of amazing Hawkwind tracks. They were truly a complete and professional sounding band. The late great HLL was a fine guitar player and so underrated and when he passed away Hawkwind lacked class and became weak. He had a very unique style and sound to his playing, with soul and feeling and always made the hairs on the back of my neck stand to attention. I had the pleasure of seeing them twice in the late eighties and on both occasions they were outstanding. Really pleased to see this recording on RUclips, but it's a shame there was never an official album release, as it would fly off the shelves. Is there a way that I could record this concert onto a CD and if so could anyone tell me how?
@spunkfish I love Live 79 also as it adds the punky edge to Hawkwinds music. Sadly without Huw, Harvey and Alan Hawkwind has gone downhill. Dave alone can't do the bizz.
@spunkfish Thank you so much, I appreciate that. Send it to white2118@mail.com and label the subject line clearly. I will burn the address after we have made contact so I don't get a load of idiots emailing me! Thanks again.
Shame it cut Lost Chronicles - that was the first time I heard it and it was amazing - I did have a full bootleg tape somewhere, but that has long gone.
Been a fan since my teens, was born 1975, still haven't got all the words, but find Hawkind totally sycodelic xx love it xx mental xx bring me home if I get lost xx the future is on my clock!!!!!! 😂
I think I was there (or here), I know I saw them there in the 80's. There were great wafts of strawberry incense being sprayed over the crowd and we took it that it was to cover up the smell of dope being smoked, so we quite happily smoked away.......the security chaps seemed to turn a blind eye.....oh sweet memories....
This is brilliant!!!!! Hawkweed live is so much better than their studio output! Could they not use the studio for rehearsing future material...........but record what they then do live on tour to be released on future albums? Or is that too costly????
They do release loads of live stuff and often add it to the second disk of an lp release but didn't with the last one though. The live shows last year for The Machine Stops" lp were amazing.
Mmm...Probably the same reason why "Warrior" took so long to be released, and the Hawkestra will never be released - the BBC own the rights to the recording, but members and ex-members have to be paid royalties, and the publishers of the songs as well (Brainstorm, Moonglum, Heads etc are probably owned by different record companies). The BBC could release it as they own the rights to the recording, but would have to pay royalties etc. Whereas if Brock wanted to release it, he'd have to first buy the rights to the recording from the BBC, and then pay royalties etc. That's not including the studio time remixing etc. You certainly would get your money back in sales, but someone's got to fork out the initial outlay. So it's not that somebody is a cunt.
I think you're right, as it coincides with my move away from the squat scene in the capital. I was listening to it live on the radio from about a hundred miles away
There was the Treworgy Tree Fayre, (near Liskeard) and also a one dayer in Penzance that took place on a village green, with a brass band as support. Honestly I'm not making this up!!!
OH Wow!!!!!!... bubli bubli tremendous band lineup and Bestusses Whodoos Voodoos w/ his Funkee-attackstical Master-ificao VidiMeastroism... my God sir Stayhawk even my long eared Chesapeake is howling a "Dank You Very Much Man...🐕🔊🎼🎆🎇🎊... and hey Russ what's to eat? 'Tween the two of yous I gots me heavy case of Scooby Doobie munchie Bluess..
![Diggy Graves - Red Vineyard [Official Lyric Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/8Ro085T0mnQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Hammersmith! 18yrs old, smuggled in my bong trippin on white lightning acid - "do not panic" lol ...punters buying shrooms, hash and pills.. Fuck knows how we got back home on motorbikes!..Hawkwind rules....buying all the C.ds I can get my hands on. All hail The Hawkwind.
Wow - white lightning! Now there's a blast from the past :D
Riding the Spaceship Hawkwind through this Pandemic
33.03min hue loydd at his very best RIP honestly one of the best guitarist of a generation.....
his playing on Wastelands of Sleep is sublime (30:15 onwards...)
Huw was magnificent. Such taste. I remember buying a guitar magazine probably 20 years ago which had an article on Huw, and they basically said how he was such an under-recognised talent in the guitar world. His guitar solo on the Live Chronicles version of Masters of the Universe is just superb. Passionate, powerful, tasteful and much more interesting than your classic blues rock soloist. I have listened to it hundreds of times and it still excites me.
id say so
@@lighterphantom Me too!" 👍🎶🍄🗝☯️
Here’s to the best guitarist ever to have existed!R.IP HUW never be forgotten!
I was only 23 years old when I seen this show,,,I'm now nearly 56,,,,still ranked as a bloody cracking concert,,one of the best shows iv been to,👍,,nice one,,thanks for the amazing memory's of times past but very much present today,,,kc,,,uk,,,,respect,,peace,,,👍,,
Think it was one of the best shows they've performed tbh. Was on the Balcony at the Odeon and with the assistance of some good edibles the light show just took over. Came out on another plane of consciousness!
00:00 Arrival in Utopia(Choose your Masque 1982)
07:30 The War I Survived(The Xenon Codex 1988)
11:35 Heads(The Xenon Codex 1988)
17:55 Shot Down in the Night
(Steve Swindells song)(Live Seventy Nine 1980)
24:35 Mutation Zone (the Xenon Codex 1988)
26:40 Tides(the Xenon Codex 1988)
28:45 Wastelands of Sleep (the Xenon Codex 1988)
32:55 Moonglum (Live Chronicles 1986)
37:45 Sonic Attack (Space Ritual 1973)
43:05 Rocky Path (Sonic Attack 1981)
48:08 Brainstorm (Doremi Fasol Latido 1972)
Great upload - many thanks!
CHICKENHAWK....
would make a nice official LIVE C.D. ....
This is one of the best live hawkwind shows in my humble opinion and there are a lot to choose from ♠️
Remember this gig,top stuff,RIP Huw Lloyd Langton 🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵❤️❤️🎧
Those who work and those who live,
Combined the two and here you is. 😊❤
Excellent! I remember hearing this on the radio back in the day - switched on half way through Sonic Attack - as a teenage punk i thought 'WTF is this?' I scrambled to find a blank tape; instantly sold! The next(?) tour (the return of Simon House) remains one of my fondest memories. Great times.
Same bud caught it on the radio,1 ov the best line ups,go on the hawks
My. Record collection was stolen along with 2of hawks it made me less than happy The Wizard bllew his Horn
Vittua
Some of them 80's light shows vere phenomenal.
This has my favourite version of the war i survived on it, originally it was a bonus track on chronicle of the black sword, saw them a few times in the early 80s plus my mates band screech rock supported them a few times, first hawkwind album i heard was astounding sounds amazing music and it really did change my life ♠️🍀🎧
Thanks for sharing Strayhawk, was landscaper in Fulham back then so rode the old 550/4 up to the gig after work and bought a ticket on the door - Dave was wearing the old lab coat for this one and Huwie Bach was on fire !
I First saw Hawkwind on this tour at the UEA Norwich In spring 1988 , the xenon codex tour , this gig was recorded at the Hammersmith odeon a few weeks later and first aired on the BBC in concert series in early summer 1988. I had a cassette recording of it, but lost it. In 2008 Chis Hawkins was hosting a series on BBC 6 music - called classic concert , I emailed Chris to see if they still had it , they did and he aired it on Sunday 14th September at 2am in the morning, it was available to listen to for the following week. This has to be one of my favourite live sets with Huw Lloyd Langton absolutely on fire on lead guitar. This is a recording of that 6Music show, thanks for posting... This week I have seen them play the Royal Albert Hall on their 50th anniversary tour. Thanks Hawkwind , constant music for over 30 years ... onwards.
I was in the foyer at the Albert Hall afterwards, some bloke comes up to me and says I should go back inside and get a selfie with Fast Eddie... I'm like.. he's dead mate....oh, I'm a Motorhead fan, it must've been Philthy Phil.... he's dead too mate, you didnt call him Eddie did you? .... no i called him Phil... I've really got to go mate mate....
It was Phil Campbell ..
Thanks Hawkwind
For 30 years of Hope and being Certain...Forever Onwards, Forever Upwards Captains...
i was at the leicester gig a couple of days before this. was my first hawk gig. wow....the best gig ever to this day. the leicester gig was filmed but never managed to track it down. i found the guy who filmed it after 20 years of searching and he was very cagey about it. he had permission from the band but it never saw the light of day. will never forget it for sure.
i seen this tour at portsmouth guildhall and i remember hearing and taping this of the radio all those years ago,it was my first gig and i liked it.🙃🙂🙃
awesome!! saw this tour twice, first at Sheffield then Leeds. Leeds was the best EVER gig i've witnessed.
Caught this at Newcastle City Hall a week or so later, love 80’s Hawkwind
Was at the Leeds (Student Union?) gig. Great show but I thought the one next year (Space Bandits lineup) was slightly better.
Huw LL. Much missed. That guy had real magic.
I think so
huw lloyd langton was/is hawkwind's best guitarist by a mile....
good writer as well....
some of Huw's best recorded stuff here - Wastelands of Sleep, Moonglum, Rocky Paths. he was really going for it on this tour, despite Harvey's chicken samples. I seem to remember the original BBC broadcast featured Dave reading out a list of free festivals and encouraging everyone to go to Stonehenge that year. That bit seems to have disappeared from the CD issue. Wonder why!
Brings tears of anger to my eyes thinking of the battle of the beanfield!" 🎶🍄🗝☯️
I think the inclusion of the free festivals banter caused Brainstorm to have a minute or two sliced off of it in order to fit it into the BBC's 1 Hour slot. When it was later repeated on BBC 7 about 20 years later they removed Dave's chat and added back the missing bit of Brainstorm. Sounds reasonable to me. I'd rather have a more complete song than a couple of minutes of 20 year old gig dates.
@@lorisarvendu you could be right. I always assumed it was because the straights couldn't handle these wild eyed loners standing at the gates of oblivion telling everyone to go to Stonehenge 🤣
@@davidforshaw4810 darkest fucking day 💔
Everything about that was incredible.
One of their BEST live recordings!
A Live Show...from another Cosmic Dimension !..
Life is Music,Music is Life!
Just a great moment in the bands History. Thanks for sharing.
Everything about this exceeds awesome. Great visuals.
This was my first Hawkwind gig, brilliant stuff, thanks for sharing the joy!
Badass, bad fuckin ass and you know that's right son!taos,new mexico says thanks for this strayhawk as always u rock man.man oh man whata show whata show
Yeah it is! Kicks the shit out of me...
Wow, what a find! I was at this gig (part of the Xenon Codex tour), and my favourite HW lineup too; Dave Brock, Alan Davey, Huw Lloyd Langton, Harvey Bainbridge, & Danny Thompson. Think Tubilah Dog supported too, anyone remember them?
Yes saw Tubilah Dog a few times back in the day. There were other decent bands at that time .. Mandragora, Paperhouse, Poisoned Electrick Head. I miss those Crusty Traveller bands from the mid to late 80s.
Jerry Richards
Aw. First time I saw Hawkwind was this tour - Norwich LCR Hawkfamily. Got this on a tape that broke and I mended it with jam. Peeking. 😍🤣🤩🕉
Apart from the space ritual album I think this Hawkwind at their finest
Brilliant! I had no idea this tour had been recorded. I was at one of the Hammersmith gigs and I remember Tubilah Dog as support - I still have the tour shirt (with arms cut off!) Was great with them still playing the best of the Chronicles tour.
Found it! Fantastic! Recorded this from a radio 1 in concert on cassette. Haven't heard this gig for so many years. It's now on my computer forever. One of my fav concerts by them. Thanks very much for the upload.
I had the pleasure of growing up with Hawkwind throughout the early 1970's and they are still my go to band when seeking inspiration or a nostalgia trip. I could wax lyrical about past gigs and extraordinary experiences and there are so many stand out moments. Thank you for posting this. Wonderful memories of amazing times and outstanding music...
Yeah, me too, man.
We saw this tour in Manchester, I remember a lot of cakes and a lot of watching the light show from the comfort of our seats at the Apollo :)
i was there too, fkn brilliant.
Me too, on magic mushrooms! In those days the band were still shadowy figures you barely saw. I do remember them wearing lab coats and Alan Davey's was splattered with blood.
Yeah Cakewind
See the amazing steel bird fly! Huw is the pilot. R.I.P. Huwie xx
1988 was a great year and I've only just heard this now marvellous stuff.
Wow,i can't believe this was nearly 30 years ago,seeing this has just brought the whole memory of this gig back so vividly !
Me too, down to the poor guy outside the tube having an epilectic fit, he attracted quite a crowd and the response of his best friend...."pull yourself together Martin"....
Saw hawkwind at the liverpool empire 1988,and remember Dave brock saying to the audience "do you like the lazers" brilliant concert
43:25 - Rocky Paths, what a track, HLL sounded so good!
I've never seen this - I had a cassette of this back in the day, pretty sure it's from this exact show. Haven't heard it in 25 years - bliss!
I'm now a Sparrow Hawk learning to walk where once I clung to the bosom of nature's pardon, hung on the vine to intertwine, not squawk or squeal for real my wounded wing can heal...
perhaps you need a lie down....
This was pretty much the lineup back when i saw them with Ritchie in 86/87! Coulston hall, Bristol. Lasers were a little over the top & stage props!! ✌️😇
I own this recording on cassette and remember it being performed on Radio 2. I believe Johnny Walker presented it at the time. I was going to my own engagement party that night so thankfully asked a friends dad to record it for me. This was in my humble opinion one of Hawkwind's best lineups and concerts with exceptional Bass playing, energetic and brilliant drumming, great singing, blistering guitar work and great versions of amazing Hawkwind tracks. They were truly a complete and professional sounding band. The late great HLL was a fine guitar player and so underrated and when he passed away Hawkwind lacked class and became weak. He had a very unique style and sound to his playing, with soul and feeling and always made the hairs on the back of my neck stand to attention. I had the pleasure of seeing them twice in the late eighties and on both occasions they were outstanding. Really pleased to see this recording on RUclips, but it's a shame there was never an official album release, as it would fly off the shelves. Is there a way that I could record this concert onto a CD and if so could anyone tell me how?
@spunkfish I have done my own recording by using Audacity software. Recorded my tape onto the pc then burned the cd thanks. ;-)
@spunkfish I love Live 79 also as it adds the punky edge to Hawkwinds music. Sadly without Huw, Harvey and Alan Hawkwind has gone downhill. Dave alone can't do the bizz.
@spunkfish and so do Hawkwind
@spunkfish I see I am a year late here but if you read this, could you possibly post me a copy of this on cd, please? Thank you.
@spunkfish Thank you so much, I appreciate that. Send it to white2118@mail.com and label the subject line clearly. I will burn the address after we have made contact so I don't get a load of idiots emailing me! Thanks again.
Shame it cut Lost Chronicles - that was the first time I heard it and it was amazing - I did have a full bootleg tape somewhere, but that has long gone.
Thunderous performance need a lie down after listening to this
Been a fan since my teens, was born 1975, still haven't got all the words, but find Hawkind totally sycodelic xx love it xx mental xx bring me home if I get lost xx the future is on my clock!!!!!! 😂
I was there, thx for posting
great version of Brainstorm!!!
Lost my original tape of this broadcast so nice to find it here. Cheers Mate.
Thanks for sharing this!
'go to stonehenge this year, dont matter what problems we have.' sadly missing from this edit
stonehenge,STONEHENGE.
fuckin yeah
Love your graphics! They're very absorbing and morph perfectly with the music :-)
Thanks for this, loving it.
Need the full gig waz there great sound
I think I was there (or here), I know I saw them there in the 80's. There were great wafts of strawberry incense being sprayed over the crowd and we took it that it was to cover up the smell of dope being smoked, so we quite happily smoked away.......the security chaps seemed to turn a blind eye.....oh sweet memories....
The great Master of spacerock..all time ..
Merci
Interesting to see which song was mostly replayed, if calvert was guesting, that would be, says it all really.
Hi Steve! At last i have an Hdmi-Cable.It´s pretty good,i have only a laotop and yet i can watch over 42 Zoll Panasonic Tv!!Greets,Stephan
This is brilliant!!!!!
Hawkweed live is so much better than their studio output!
Could they not use the studio for rehearsing future material...........but record what they then do live on tour to be released on future albums? Or is that too costly????
They do release loads of live stuff and often add it to the second disk of an lp release but didn't with the last one though. The live shows last year for The Machine Stops" lp were amazing.
jUst love hawkwind in this era and band line up.
Was a very trippy gig from what I can remember..... One of many Hawks gigs that year....
Was I there ? hope so!
It got to "Good Evening" pretty quickly..... I think...
absolutely KILLER!!!!!!
I taped this off the radio 📻
Dave Brock genio!!
What I Remember Most about This Gig Was, The Lightest Blonde Hash I have Ever Seen, almost Yellow.
And everyone on the tube trippin afterwards
Brilliant quality bootleg! Why was this never been released officially?
BBC ,cunts
Mmm...Probably the same reason why "Warrior" took so long to be released, and the Hawkestra will never be released - the BBC own the rights to the recording, but members and ex-members have to be paid royalties, and the publishers of the songs as well (Brainstorm, Moonglum, Heads etc are probably owned by different record companies). The BBC could release it as they own the rights to the recording, but would have to pay royalties etc. Whereas if Brock wanted to release it, he'd have to first buy the rights to the recording from the BBC, and then pay royalties etc. That's not including the studio time remixing etc. You certainly would get your money back in sales, but someone's got to fork out the initial outlay. So it's not that somebody is a cunt.
now released on the
DREAMWORKERS OF TIME....
B.B.C. live recordings from 1985 to 1995....
One of the best versions of Sonic Attack I've heard.
best sonic chicken attack ever....
Effing marvelous!
I was at that gig 👍
Fucker God, that was love!
Wasn't this a BBC radio broadcast ? Seem to remember taping it !
I think you're right, as it coincides with my move away from the squat scene in the capital. I was listening to it live on the radio from about a hundred miles away
Sorry about the typo.....I do mean Hawkwind!
Это настолько охеренно, слов нет!!!
I was at this gig was awesome
I think I was at this gig..if it was the one where they had a mad scientist stage set? Thanks for posting..
I'm glad I like acid based space rock.......this is perfect
They played this set at a festival in Penzance in July that year , can't remember the name of it tho ,happy days.
There was the Treworgy Tree Fayre, (near Liskeard) and also a one dayer in Penzance that took place on a village green, with a brass band as support. Honestly I'm not making this up!!!
@@Melwragg yeah went to treeworgey absolute mad fest that one, I've got a flyer for the one in Penzance I'll dig it out.
@@Melwragg Maybe not quite as mad as the time they supported Dame Vera Lynn!
@@chriswooding3293 Ahhh at Crystal Palace Bowl in '85. Dumpy running around the stage with a set of motorbike handlebars during Silver Machine 🤣
SPPPPPPPPAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ROCK!!!!!!!!!
Finsbury Park ACID DAZE.... Stroudy was there xxx
Does anyone know if there are any other versions of Moonglum apart from this one and Chronicles?
Hi Steve,very good Sound! Thank you for another Piece of Hawkwind!Do you know the Cover Version from Ejection by Monster Magnet?
su Fucking perb!!!
OH Wow!!!!!!... bubli bubli tremendous band lineup and Bestusses Whodoos Voodoos w/ his Funkee-attackstical Master-ificao VidiMeastroism... my God sir Stayhawk even my long eared Chesapeake is howling a "Dank You Very Much Man...🐕🔊🎼🎆🎇🎊... and hey Russ what's to eat? 'Tween the two of yous I gots me heavy case of Scooby Doobie munchie Bluess..
Englisch Musik!hawkwind , super!!!
I was there :)
Classic HW at their best.
😊
sweet :)
Hawkwind speedy ✌💖❤😬😵💘
Dave Brock is genius💘✌
Cracking 57 mins
As good as it gets.
the dogs bollocks
Hi Steve!Do you know where i can Buy this cd (dvd)ß
Without my aunt Becky I'd be in a lot of darkness 😮
Shame no actual footage tho
Great sound, cool visuals! Steve, what's the source of this recording mate? Sounds too good for a boot but I can't think of an official release.
Recorded for Radio One mate.
Hakwind neetzako talde onenetakuk zalantzik gabe!!!!!!
Who played the amazing lead guitar ?
The immortal Huw Lloyd Langton
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Right.