HW: Where to now
Hall, Russell J
russell.j.hall at LMCO.COM
Wed Oct 14 15:32:52 EDT 1998
The ones listed are already mine - where to from hrere?
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> >My collection to date consists of
> >Choose Your Masques
> >Hall of the Mountain Grill
> >Sonic Attack
> >Independent Days v1 & 2
> >Levitation
> >Mighty Hawkwind Classics 80 - 85
> >Space is Deep
> >Hawkwind Classics
> >
> >I would like to stay away from any more compilations or live CDs.
>
> Recommend the following first:
>
> 1. Hall of the Mountain Grill - classic stuff, Paradox, You'd Better
> Believe it, Lost Johnny, D-Rider, Psychadelic Warlords, etc.
> As one album rater put it, "If you collect Hawkwind and don't
> have this, you don't collect hawkwind" (paraphrasing)...
> They don't get much better than this.
>
> 2. Levitation - somewhat debated on here at times. Smooth as silk,
> polished stuff with Ginger Baker's excellent drumming (oddly
> the source of some of the debate)... Some argue that it
> lacks "soul"... "The 5th Second of Forever" in particular
> always gets me in a certain way, as well as "prelude/who's
> gonna win the war"... Regardless, a must have...
>
> After these two, based on your desire to avoid comps, I'd probably
> go with Choose your Masques and Sonic Attack, since they are legit
> albums. There are quite a few HW albums I'd place above them, though,
> assuming you already have them).
>
> The rest are comps, IIRC. Check the Codex. Or Sonique's page.
>
> Oh, yeah, and after these, I'd advise "Caution", if you can find
> it. Try SFR.
>
>
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