HW:U.S.A.F.T.S. "Dragonfly"

[ANDREW GARIBALDI]

now if it was Airplane stuff, then it might be worth having, if only to hear
Kaukonen's guitar work - man, that guy can play. But we've been here before
I think.....
Hey, that's it - get Hawkwind to do a JA cover - ah, but which one?
Andy Garibaldi (still coming down from hearing this incredible album today,
the title of which and artist completely escapes me - next time!!!)
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From: "Stinkbomb" <deltawave at METRONET.COM>
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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 9:41 PM
Subject: Re: HW:U.S.A.F.T.S. "Dragonfly"


> Doug P.:
>
> Yes.  Exactly.  Mr. Holmes is 100% correct here.  The LP has one side of
> Hawkwind tracks, all previously released on 'Hall of the Mountain Grill',
> and the other side is Jefferson Starship tracks, all previously released
on
> their debut[*] album, which is indeed called 'Dragonfly'.  'Dragonfly' is
> NOT the title of the US Forces album, but rather the Jefferson Starship
> album from which their tracks on said US Forces album are taken.  It would
> be just as misleading to refer to the US Forces album as 'Hall of the
> Mountain Grill'.  There are no "unreleased" or "rare" tracks on the album
> by either band; being a hardkore kollektor (i.e. Mike & Mike) is the ONLY
> reason to own the album.  Got it?
>
>
> But Doug....he credited Airplane......what percentage of correct is he
> EXACTLY???? (I lost that capability)
>
> and I agree about your Airplane/Starship O-Meter........hahahahaha
>
> have you seen that VH1 special where Grace is drunk off her toosh, and
> bitching at the German audience .....in a HORRID singing voice (hair on
> end)....
>
> The label for the above LP is listed as AFRTS 1974...if that is really the
> label or not, can't say, but that's how Tawn lists it....
>
> I also, seem to remember John Zsigray said it had a "rudimentary" cover,
> from having talked to an owner at SD 99........
>
> **snip**