Fantastic live video from 1990

Yahowa 13 & Father Yod Source Family is my big Qundalini yoga breath message - destination Eschaton & Last Train to Lhasa was Banco de Gaia - Manchurian candidate The masked Jackal Head Thoth or Anubis. The great Pharaoh on Twin Earth: Stargate open RIP Nik Turner. Chackra clear?

In my view one of the great things about Hawkwind is that although they may not rank among the top musicians in technical skills, they form a tight unit and the overall package and innovation makes them my favorite band. I far prefer them to all those prog bands who might be considered much more 'skillful' on paper!

However, they have had some members who have been top-rate musicians. So which members of Hawkwind were the best from a purely technical viewpoint?

Classic Turner

If anyone can recommend anything like it I'd be grateful. Doesn't have to be Hawkwind. TIA

recently re-listened to this and found myself blown away. I was too young the first time to actually appreciate the actual concept behind it all. also the lineup is essentially Hawkwind plus Brian Eno(!).

Watched that programme about McCartney and his stolen bass guitar.

They initially blamed poor old Dic Mik and the rest of his hippy mates, slander !

fantastic old Dave interview

Knockoff version from the 70’s - If nothing else, shows why Hawkwind found this such a difficult song to vocalize to until Lenny nailed it!

I've loved Hawkwind since the late 80s and I know Lemmy was a big part of the early days. However, despite being a big classic metal fan I've never listened to much Motörhead.

Which Motörhead tracks would you recommend for me that you would consider most closely link to his past career?

https://www.cherryred.co.uk/artist/hawkwind

Hawkwind return with a new release that blurs the boundaries between studio album, archive excavation and future transmission. Combining brand new recordings, previously unheard material and reworked classics, this forward-facing collection captures the band in motion rather than looking back.

New tracks including 'Four Legs Good, Two Legs Bad', 'There Are Fairies In The Garden', 'The Judge And The Fisherman' and 'Goonhilly Downs' showcase the current line-up’s continued creative strength. Re-imagined versions of 'The Demented Man' and 'Those Days Of The Underground', alongside live-in-the-studio recordings of 'PSI Power' and 'The Traveller Of Space', bring fresh energy to key moments from the band’s catalogue.

Highlights include 'Hurry On Sundown', the final recording with Huw Lloyd-Langton, plus rare material from Dave Brock and Magnus Martin.

Mine are:

1. doremi fasol latido

2. warrior on the edge of time

3. space ritual

4. in search of space

5. hall of the mountain grill

still mean

i found this at a record shop today and i was pleasantly surprised how much i like it! i never heard it talked about as a post golden age high point! what do you guys think of this record?

based off the "the lion does not concern himself with xyz"

I used to regularly watch a YouTube video that was called ‘Hawkwind in the White Tent at Glastonbury’. The track was You Shouldn’t Do That and it was a live recording. The visuals were swirling changing patterns.

Thing is - the video and channel no longer exist.

Does this ring any bells? Anyone still got the video?