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

[M Holmes]

Michael Gee writes:

> In a message dated 26/05/04 16:53:39 GMT Daylight Time,
> michael_1968 at OZEMAIL.COM.AU writes:
>

> > <Sounds like good fun> Well if you liked taking acid and or
> > mushrooms smoking and or eating plenty of good hash and watching and
> > listening to Hawkwind it was great fun.  I personally did not find
> > it at all intimidating.  Hawkwind played a good set on solstice
> > evening, even if Nik hogged the show

That and the sound wasn't loud enough, so the crowd kept chanting
"Louder". I got involved in looking for a lady's lost contact lens in
the grass, and rounding up more torches to do same.

> > and Alan looked a slight bit
> > nervous as i think it was his first Hawk gig.  Then as night became
> > morning and a lovely sunrise started Hawkwind took to the stage once
> > again to play spaced out noise like Stonehenge decoded.  I did want
> > to go back to the site and to the stage to see H/W but decided to
> > stay in the circle of Stonehenge with H/W noises blowing softly past
> > me.

Yep, I remember that most pleasant morning.

FoFP