Original Silver Machine recording

[Jobson, Ed]

Thanks for the info, that's a good CD source. The Greasy Truckers still
available HAWKKVP2CD 14.99, does that definately have Bobs Silver Machine on
it? My vinyl Greasy Truckers only has Born to Go and Master of the Universe.

Thanks.

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Subject: Re: Original Silver Machine recording


In article <200103021826.SAA27441 at holyrood.ed.ac.uk>, M Holmes
<fofp at HOLYROOD.ED.AC.UK> writes
>Tigger writes:
>
>> In article <200103021246.MAA23337 at holyrood.ed.ac.uk>, M Holmes
>> <fofp at HOLYROOD.ED.AC.UK> writes
>> >Jobson, Ed writes:
>> >
>> >> Anyone know if the original version of Silver Machine released on
>> >> Glastonbury Fayre is available anywhere else?
>>
>> Napster
>>
>> >Only on the Assassins of Allah and Dawn of Hawkwind boots.
>>
>> I've recently listened to both the Glastonbury Fayre and Greasy Truckers
>> versions of Silver Machine/Welcome to the Future, and the only
>> difference I can see is the sound quality is better on Truckers - seems
>> to be the same recording?
>
>Silver Machine isn't on the Greasy Truckers LP, though it's true that
>the Silver Machine and Welcome tracks from The Glastonbury Fayre album
>are actually the Greasy Truckers recordings, so if you're listening to a
>tape or boot of Greasy Truckers then certainly that's the version you'll
>hear.
>
>Is there a boot CD or CDR of the whole Greasy Truckers gig?

There's an official (I think)  CD of it
http://search.cdzone.co.uk/cgibin/cdzwww.cgi?1,Find,searchform,BAFB3E4C1
97046B239BBF1D28151C610!
Several versions by the look of it

>There's also something in the back of my mind about the actual single
>just being a remix of another (or this?) track with Lemmy's vocals
>overdubbing Calvert's.

Yes, and the solos are overdubs - it's puzzled me for years that it's
supposed to have been recorded at the Roundhouse on the same day as
Greasy Truckers but the Glastonbury version is obviously the one that
provided most of the material (Except overdubs) for the single.
Now I'm puzzled as to why it's on the Glastonbury album if it wasn't
recorded there.

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Tigger