HW: my long gone regular 70 real Hawkwind CD's including "Distant Horizons"

[Michael Gee]

 Actually i would like to hear your story of how you where made to trash your 
Hawkwind collection by Hells Angels. I know Hells Angels can be very brave 
when there is a gaggle of them as experienced @ the Stonehenge free festival. 
They had a law that any drugs could be sold except Heroin. I guy who tried to 
sell it ended up with his belongings burnt and beaten off the site. Heroin may 
seem to be evil but if i want to buy it what's it to do with anyone else. 
Heroin is a fairly safe drug its the rubbish that it gets cut with that makes it 
bad. And as for making you trash your Hawkwind albums, please tell us the story. 
Or did you make it up? Acid flash backs come to mind. Mike...


In a message dated 24/05/04 16:41:41 GMT Daylight Time, 
christian.eric_mumford at CHELLO.NO writes:


> I forever regret throwing them and the Brock/Turner/Calvert spinoffs in the
> trash but The Hell's Angels made me do it.
> 
> -Chr-
> (the chinese kid everybody hates for being a liar!)
> 
> 
> Hawkwind - Hawkwind (remaster)
> Hawkwind - In Search Of Space (remaster)
> Hawkwind - Doremi Fasol Latido (remaster)
> Hawkwind - Space Ritual (remaster)
> Hawkwind - Hall Of The Mountain Grill (remaster)
> Hawkwind - Warrior On The Edge Of Time (Dojo)
> Hawkwind - Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music
> Hawkwind - Quark, Strangeness & Charm
> Hawkwind - PXR5
> Hawkwind - Hawklords: 25 Years On
> Hawkwind - Hawklords: Hawklords Live
> Hawkwind - Live '79
> Hawkwind - Levitation
> Hawkwind - Sonic Attack
> Hawkwind - Choose Your Masques
> Hawkwind - Church Of Hawkwind
> Hawkwind - Zones
> Hawkwind - This Is Hawkwind, Do Not Panic
> Hawkwind - Chronicle of The Black Sword (Flicknife 1985, SHARP033: Being
> the first Hawkwind album I ever bought back in 1988 in high school, the
> original release on the Flicking label, "Chronicle of The Black Sword"
> proved it was only a matter of time before the undisputed Kings of
> Spacerock and British underground institution, the trusty crew of Star Rats
> led by Baron Dave Brooke himself, the mighty Hawkwind, would release a
> concept album based on long time collaborator Michael Moorcock's
> mythological fantasy hero cycle, starring the apocalypse junkie warrior
> Elric of Melnibone and his soul drinking black sword Stormbringer. Having
> yet again teamed up with bassets Alan Davey (Al Chemical), drummer Danny
> Thompson (D.T. Turbine), guitarist Hue Lloyd Llangollen (Rocky Paths) and
> synthmeister Harvey Bainbridge (Black Earl Brainbox), this 80s classic
> line-up of Hawkwind also went on to do several successful theatrical live
> performances of the material at the Hammersmith Odeon in 1985 and 86 which
> was celebrated in the form of a video and a following double live album,
> 'Live Chronicles." Kicking off with "Song of The Swords", a rocking Brooke
> heavy metal tune with a snarling and challenging vocal line, "chronicle of
> The Black Sword" is que a varied effort as shown with the next track,
> Bainbridge's "Shade Gate", a gently soothing and rhythmic ambient piece of
> psychedelic, followed by a characteristic Llangollen piece, "Sea King".
> Overall, the album is a great mix of varied lyrical and musical material,
> with the classic live hit "Needle Gun" sounding something like a soaped up,
> evil sounding ZZ Top! "Elric" is an excellent rock number poetically
> chronicling the central character, "Zarozinia" a distant, drifting
> psychedelic ballad of Eric's magickally sleeping lover-cousin, and
> "Arch" is a ripping piece of acid drenched instrumental speed metal
> summoning the ditty and Lord of Chaos himself. Other tracks like "Chaos
> Army" and "The Demise" are more atmospheric and theatrical pieces
> chronicling the onmarching horror hordes of the forces of Chaos and Eric's
> sacrifice to Arch. "Sleep of A 1000 Tears" is a Moorcock co-penned
> classic Hawkwind styled driving psychedelic rock number. The original
> Flicknife version of the CD came with an excellent live version of the
> classic "Assault & Battery", something of a biker anthem off 1975's classic
> "Warrior on The Edge of Time" LP. Overall, with "Chronicle of The Black
> Sword", Hawkwind had proven that "idea" wasn't dead afterall in the UK
> underground scene of the mid-80s, and that heavy metal could survive just
> as well along with it.)
> Hawkwind - Chronicle Of The Black Sword (Griffin version)
> Hawkwind - Out & Intake
> Hawkwind - Live Chronicles
> Hawkwind - Xenon Codex
> Hawkwind - Undisclosed Files: Addendum
> Hawkwind - California Brainstorm (Cyclops version)
> Hawkwind - Electric Tepee
> Hawkwind - Gimme Shelter EP (Hawkwind w/Samantha Fox and other bands,
> charity EP)
> Hawkwind - Decide Your Future EP (remises)
> Hawkwind - The Business Trip: Live
> Hawkwind - It Is The Business Of The Future To Be Dangerous
> Hawkwind - Psychedelic Warriors: The White Zone
> Hawkwind - Alien 4
> Hawkwind - Area S4 (EP)
> Hawkwind - Love In Space (2CD live)
> Hawkwind - Future Reconstructions: Ritual Of The Solstice (techno remixes)
> Hawkwind - Love In Space EP
> Hawkwind - Distant Horizons
> Hawkwind - In Your Area
> Hawkwind - Live 1997 (This excellent live CD, made availible only to
> Hawkwind's authorized "passport holders" through mail order directly from
> the band, contains scorching punkrock versions of classic Hawkwind numbers,
> as well as more recent material. Ron Tree, Alan Davey, Dave Brock and Jerry
> Richards blaze through this quickies set containing old and new classics
> including "Ejection", Aerospaceage Inferno", "Phetamine Street", "Alchemy"
> and "Reptoid Vision", this CD showcasing Hawkwind as a highly capable
> touring and recording band of the 90's, at least in this incarnation of
> spacerock's undisputed pioneers.)
> Hawkwind - The Text Of Festival: Hawkwind Live 1970-72
> Hawkwind - Masters Of The Universe (Magnum, live early days)
> Hawkwind - BBC Radio 1 Live In Concert (Windsong)
> Hawkwind - Space Rock From London (German remix bootleg of BBC Radio 1)
> Hawkwind - Bring Me The Head Of Yuri Gagarin: Live At The Empire Pool
> Hawkwind - Space Ritual Volume 2 (Magnum live compilation)
> Hawkwind - 1999 Party: Live At The Chicago Auditorium, March 21, 1974
> (remastered)
> Hawkwind - Atomhenge '76 (Voiceprint)
> Hawkwind - Complete '79: Collectors Edition (Voiceprint 2CD)
> Hawkwind - Choose Your Masques: Live 1982: Collectors Edition (Voiceprint 
> 2CD)
> Hawkwind - The Friday Rock Show Sessions: Live At Reading '86 (Raw Fruit)
> Hawkwind - Live In Space 1990 (Italian live CD from book set)
> Hawkwind - Live At Glastonbury 1990 (Voiceprint)
> Hawkwind - Kings Of Speed, Lords Of Light (live bootleg 1991)
> Hawkwind - Masters Of The Universe (EMI compilation)
> Hawkwind - Stasis: The U.A. Years
> Hawkwind - Tales From Atom Henge: The Robert Calvert Years
> Hawkwind - British Tribal Music (live compilation)
> Hawkwind - Anthology Vol. 1 (live compilation)
> Hawkwind - The Best Of (Castle budget live compilation)
> Hawkwind - Independent Days Vol. 1 & 2 (Flicknife compilation)
> Hawkwind - Mighty Hawkwind Classics: 1980-1985 (Flicknife compilation)
> Hawkwind - Ambient Anarchists (compilation)
> Hawkwind - Theta Orionis (live bootleg compilation 90-95)
> Hawkwind (V.A.) - Asassins Of Silence: Hundred Watt Violence (Ceres tribute)
> Hawkwind (V.A.) - The Best Of Hawkwind, Friends And Relations (Flicknife)
> Hawkwind (V.A.) - The Best Of Friends And Relations (Anagram)
> Hawkwind (V.A.) - Friends And Relations, The Rarities (Anagram)
> Hawkwind (V.A.) - Friends And Relations: Cosmic Travellers (Anagram)
> Hawkwind (V.A.) - Traveller's Aid Trust
> Hawkwind (V.A.) - The Elf & The Hawk (Alan Davey "The Elf" EP & "Hawkfan
> 12" LP)
> HawXtar - HawXtar (Hawkwind's Nik Turner and darter live in Jonköping, Sweden
>