HW: Castle Masters Collection

[HERBERT119 at DELPHI.COM]

On 27-NOV-1996 16:54:28.0 BOC-L said to HERBERT119
   >skarsol wrote:
   >> i may be wrong,but are you referring to the castle-released hw
   >> anthology,the three disk set in the blue sleeve box,with the
   >robot-hand > holding the word anthology tween finger and thumb?if
   >so,its not the same > title.it is called "hawkwind anthology",and is
   >basically selected tracks > from the samurai
   >anthologies,levitation,live chronicles,xenon,space > bandits,and some
   >others,maybe.with a nice little booklet. > i got this used,but in mint
   >condition,for 15 dollars. i celebrated. > if this is not what you
   >mean,apologies.      rj
   >Actually, I believe it's my fault. What I was refering to was
   >"Hawkwind: The Collection", produced by Castle Communications. Don't
   >know if anyone's got this, but most of the songs sound as if they're on
   >the castle masters collection. Here's the track list anyway...
   >1. Silver Machine (Live)
   >2. Born to Go
   >3. Dealing with the Devil
   >4. Urban Guerilla
   >5. Master of the Universe
   >6. Who's Gonna Win the War
   >7. Hash Cake `77
   >8. Motorhead
   >9. Quark Strangeness & Charm
   >10. Douglas in the Jungle
   >11. Space is Deep
   >12. Bring it on Home
   >13. Earth Calling
   >14. Angels of Death
   >15. Spirit of the Age
   >This reminds me, two of the songs on this CD seem to be covers of oth
   >er
   >bands - Dealing with the Devil(S.Williamson) & Bring it on Home
   >(W.Dixon). Is this the case? The writers of these songs are not familar.
   >-Max Wilcox

I have this CD, but not the Castle Masters thing. Doesn't seem to be much
difference, though. And the vinyl version of the Collection has three extra
songs not put on the CD.
I've always assumed S. Williamson is "Sonny-Boy Williamson", the old blues
artist? Bring It On Home is by Willie Dixon (who died a few years
back). Led Zep do a less faithful rendition of the song...

Chuck
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