Bootleg CD removal from Codex proposed

[Johan Edlundh]

>If any of you have an argument about this or comments to make, then also
>please let me know.

100% seconded.
CD-R:s has turned into more and more like tapes.
I'm a bit sad for the excellent copies in the Nova Drive series though -
they deserves better company, but there has to be a clear definition - and
this is fair.
I had thought about this for myself for a while, and my own definition tend
to be CD-R or not CD-R.


>Also: Have I missed any out here?

in the codex:
Live at the Bottom Line, New York, 1978
Space Rock from London (too good to be a boot!)
Orgasmatron
Theta Orionis

Out of the Codex:
Damnation Alley
Time of the Hawklords
(don't know if the last one ever made it into the codex in the first place...)



>To my thinking the current split would be:
>
>In the Codex:
>-------------
>
>Hawkwind Live at Stonehenge and Watchfield (vinyl boot of Weird 103)
>The Golden Void (vinyl boot of Glasgow 1982)
>Solstice at Stonehenge (Yugoslav vinyl boot of Stonehenge 83)
>Live at St. Albans - (live 79 boot CD released in fair numbers)
>Kings of Speed, Lords of Light (semiofficial boot CD of German gig)
>Assassins of Allah (compilation vinyl boot)
>Dawn of Hawkwind (compilation CD boot)
>Rock City (CD boot of 93 gig)
>The Cyberspace Conspiracy (vinyl boot)
>
>
>Out of the Codex:
>-----------------
>Nova Drive (CD boot)
>Timeless Paens From The Ongoing Rituals of Space (CD boot)
>The Secret Tepee (CD boot)
>Corridor of Flame (CD boot)
>The A Files (CD boot)
>Hawkwind Live at the Kinetic Playground (CD boot)
>Atomhenge 76 (CD boot)
>A Quark Night in Paris (CD boot)
>
>
>
>
>
>Undecided
>---------
>Damnation Alley (Minneapolis 89 CD boot)

CD-R boot made in 7 copies.
out of the codex.


>Theta Orionis (CD boot)

well spread - has been found in Sweden, Australia, UK and USA. Conventional CD.
in the codex.

-joe