HW : introductions

[Chris Purdon]

Same here. Roadhawks was my first album, and it remains their best compilation to this day. Read the inside, all those Diks, Miks and Niks, thought it was great, and only enhanced by the druggy photo with all sorts of pyrotechniks going on, the free poster and sticker.

In 1975 I had heard Jeff Brown on Newcastle's Metro Radio (anyone on here from up there at the time remember him?) play Assault and Battery most Sunday nights after WOTEOT came out, but being only 13 then I couldn't afford albums! Had to wait for my paper round the following year and Roadhawks.  
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  RoadHawks - not available on CD, but a good compilation and it was the one the that got me hooked.

  Mick

  > seeing as the group seems to have been a bit quiet in the last few days
  >(either that or me e-mails up the creak!)here's a question for people -
  >
  >what album would you reccomend or for that matter lend or buy for someone
  >who has never heard hawkwind, if you like the ideal introduction to the
  >band, to get the ball rolling and after much deliberation i would go with
  >LEVITATION, with the EPOCH 3 cd set a close second.
  >
  >depending on how this goes i may or may not use some of the material on
  >the web site (the one that involves hawkwind and a museum!) so if anybody
  >would rather i not use their words then say so in your message or e-mail
  >me direct at dplaw at ic24.net, anyway look forward to your thoughts!
  >regards
  >dave

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