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[david hall]

In a word they are okay, I really like HLL's guitar work but apart from his
first studio LP I rarely play his solo stuff. There is some great guitar
work on them but perhaps the style is not always to my taste, slightly
muso/jazz rock in places. No I wouldn't describe it as Spacerock and not
Widowmakerlike either. HLL did a CD with Dr Brown which is worth having.

Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Darrin McKeehen <dmckeehen at HOTMAIL.COM>
To: BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU <BOC-L at LISTSERV.SPC.EDU>
Date: 25 May 2000 00:47
Subject: ON:<<== see? WARNING! the words LLOYD-LANGTON appear in this
post! -_-


>OK,
>
>I know that Andy G is probably carrying these, but I am in Yankee land.
>
>HAWKMAN are you out there?
>
>Who in the USA is carrying these? Aural Innovations?
>
>Also, I have never heard these recordings. Would someone please give an
>unbiased opinion. Someone that actually likes Huw LLoyd-Langton would be
>cool ")
>
>I REALLY liked his work w/ Hawkwind and was really bummed when he departed,
>but that's another story...
>
>Are these albums Spacerock? Do they resemble HW in any way? Or are they
more
>straight ahead rock-n-roll, like the Widowmaker albums? Are the lyrics up
to
>comparison w/ the other Langton (wife) co-penned HW tunes? etc...
>
>Peace,
>
>Darrin
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>LLOYD-LANGTON GROUP-ELEGY
>Reissue of early album from Hawkwind founding member which has only been
>available from their web site for a few years.10 tracks including 'Shine A
>Light', 'The Night Is Young' & 'Nature Calls'.
>
>LLOYD-LANGTON GROUP-RIVER RUN
>Reissue of early album from Hawkwind founding member which has only been
>available from their web site for a few years.9 tracks including 'Dancing
in
>the Rain' & 'All Jigged Up'. Featuring Rob Mayers & Volker Von Hoff.
>
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