HW: making myself useful and slapping Trev

[Edmund Clout]

I've done a google and found out a bit more. It's due out on 15 March 2010 and an EMI release, which means it'll probably be legitimate and should be widely available. So far only found this site taking online preorders:

 

http://www.spincds.com/product.asp?id=9023141

 

Ed


 
> Date: Wed, 20 Jan 2010 11:05:11 +0000
> From: fofp at HOLYROOD.ED.AC.UK
> Subject: Re: Fwd: HW: making myself useful and slapping Trev
> To: BOC-L at LISTSERV.ISPNETINC.NET
> 
> mike coleman writes:
> 
> > *all thanks to Wilfried Shuesler for this!!*
> > 
> > CD SERVICES NEWS
> > 40 - 42 BRANTWOOD AVE DUNDEE DD3 6EW UK
> > Telephone: (+44) 0 1382 776595 / Fax: (+44) 0 1382 776595
> > E-Mail: orders at cd-services.com or info at cd-services.com
> > On-Line Stores: www.cd-services.com
> > 
> > In this message... Here is an updated version of the posting we made
> > earlier today, with some additional text detail and the Cover Art for the
> > pending release of 'Hawkwind at the BBC-1972 Double Disc Set...
> > 
> > HAWKWIND: HAWKWIND AT THE BBC-1972 (2CD - Mono+Stereo Mixes & Sessions -
> > Stock # T1281594) 2CD £13.99
> > Legendary space-rock outfit Hawkwind have maintained an extremely loyal fan
> > base and amassed 14 Top-40 albums throughout the 5 decades they've been
> > active. Their re-issues continue to sell well, with the last 'live' album
> > re-issued on EMI - 2007's 'Space Ritual' - selling 5k units OTC to date.
> > 'Hawkwind At The BBC-1972' captures the band just after the surprise of the
> > UK no. 3 hit single in July with the classic: 'Silver Machine', and before
> > their 'live' experience: 'Space Ritual' which was recorded on tour later
> > that same year.
> > Whilst the bulk of this Double CD release is made up of the 'live' set
> > recorded for the BBC In Concert programme, it opens with a previously
> > unreleased session recorded for Johnnie Walker featuring a shortened version
> > of the 'Doremi Fasol Latido' album classic: 'Brainstorm' and a version of
> > the then hit single: 'Silver Machine', featuring Lemmy on vocals, as per the
> > single.
> 
> I have the transcription disc for this. The show is listed as "Brian
> Matthews". 
> 
> FoFP
> 
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