HW: Interesting Challenge
Doug Pearson
ceres at SIRIUS.COM
Sun Jul 26 20:49:10 EDT 1998
On Fri, 24 Jul 1998 14:26:51 +0100, it was Jon Browne
<jon at COMICS.DEMON.CO.UK> who made the assertion:
>In article <Pine.OSF.3.96.980724001115.1952A-100000 at gromit.dlib.vt.edu>,
>Paul Mather <paul at GROMIT.DLIB.VT.EDU> writes
>>On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, David G wrote:
>>
>>> no-one has come up with Calvert Era albums yet (except quark), I
wonder if i
>>> am the only person in the list who rates "Astounding"!!
>>
>>Nah. "Pops" Shipley and I are probably the resident list champions and
>>defenders of that much-maligned album... :-)
>
>??? It's a fine album! It only has one bad track, Kerb Crawler, which
>was (probably) OK at the time, it's just not aged well.
>The rest of the albums great.
Oh yeah, 'Astounding Sounds' is a fave of mine ... "Reefer Madness",
"Steppenwolf", "Kadu Flyer" - all classics! I think it only suffers from
the misfortune of falling between two of Hawkwind's most-classic-ever
albums (Warrior and Quark). I guess you're right about "Kerb Crawler",
though - but you can't complain that much about yet another "Silver
Machine"-rewrite being released as a single! It's great to hear live
versions of those songs on the 'Atomhenge 76' CD-R ... only no "Kadu
Flyer", though :^(
-Doug
ceres at sirius.com
ObCD: 'Kraut! Demons! Jraut!' collection (West Germany 1968-1974)
ObFavorite-newly-discovered-Hawkwind-lyric
"Joules of sound are bad for your hearing
And pleasure's something that doesn't last
I took a substance for disappearing
And I faded in the mirror so fast
I counted to ten - I was invisible then
It was hours before I came back complete
Then I was back on the street again"
P.S. Hey, Si - your next tape goes out on monday ... hopefully I'll get the
next one that's due me, soon!
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