bronze film footage

[Colin Allen]

It may actually all be rather more complex than that.  At the time, the band only had small portions of the Hawklords footage, with the full version apparently being in the physical possession of an unrelated third party.
   
  However, given that people want to give them money for copies of the footage, one would hope that a way could be found of releasing it at some point.

Iain Ferguson <iainferguson at AOL.COM> wrote:
  Who cares,

everyone wants to see this & the Space Ritual footage..

they are the holy fricking grail of Hawkwind footage, and virtually no 
one has seen it..

Everyone would get a cut of the money, they could even put it into a 3rd 
party to deal with the royalties, if that were an issue ( which they 
would bound to be)

I don't care if its out a tune, timing to cock, just let me see 
it....the band were mainly off their chump in the 70's anyway.

Unfortunately I have this feeling that its just gonna get buried like 
all other footage of bands that isn't top notch, or dont get along, and 
would rather no one get to see it.

even Gong have finally released the classic era DVD, its only 24mins long...

Fuck it, I demand to see that footage, its is our inheritance, not 
theirs....


Colin Allen wrote on 19/03/2007, 11:15:

> I have seen parts of this, back when I was involved with "You Know
> Who"; the quality is stunning and seeing Calvert on film is especially
> interesting. However, I have to say that it did not come across as
> being the best gig ever.
>
> M Holmes wrote: eddie jobson writes:
>
> > Can't answer that one Paul, But I'd love to know where the footage
> of the
> > Hawklords shown on Top Ten about 5 years ago is. Apparently the
> whole show
> > was filmed by an Italian company, so it's out there somewhere. What
> I'd give
> > to see that!
>
> Yeah, it'd be quite something to see Bob in his full aspect...
>
> FoFP
>