Showing posts with label HAWKWIND. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HAWKWIND. Show all posts

Friday, December 5, 2025

HAWKWIND  2025 THERE IS NO SPACE FOR US

 









HAWKWIND  -  2025  THERE IS NO SPACE FOR US.

POWER HAWKWIND !!


TOO OLD

Wednesday, April 24, 2024

HAWKWIND STORIES FROM TIME AND SPACE 2024



 









HAWKWIND  -  STORIES  FROM TIME AND SPACE  2024 flac.

Dave Brock into his 80s now, comes with his 36th  Hawkwind studio album .

The album has everything Hawkwind fans new and old could ask for – from Dave Brock’s trademark vocals and chugging guitar riffs to roaming solos, gradual melancholic crescendos and rapturous peaks, it’s a record that sits tightly in the Hawkwind groove, delivering an intense concentrated fusion of musical styles.

‘Stories From Time And Space’ is presented by Dave Brock, Richard Chadwick, Magnus Martin, Doug MacKinnon and Tim “Thighpaulsandra” Lewis 


TOO OLD

Monday, December 19, 2022

 












HAWKWIND   -   1977  QUARK  STRANGENES and CHARM.

TOO OLD



 










HAWKWIND   -   1971   IN SEARCH  OF  SPACE  rem.  1996. 


TOO OLD

 













HAWKWIND    -  1972 DOREMI  FASOL  LATIDO  rem. 1996.


TOO OLD

 












HAWKWIND   -   1992  ELECTRIC  TEPEE  -  rem. 2009.


TOO OLD

Friday, April 29, 2016





















HAWKWIND  -  1975  WARRIOR  ON  THE  EDGE  OF TIME -rem 2001.


TOO OLD





















HAWKWIND  -  1974  HALL  OF  THE  MOUNTAIN  GRILL -rem.1996.


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HAWKWIND   -   S -T   1970 -  rem. 1996.




















Formed in 1969, Hawkwind are a prolific and pioneering space-rock group from the UK. Within weeks of their formation, the band had made a name for themselves on the free festival circuit and would perform live without fee wherever they were able. By the time of their 1971 album 'X In Search Of Space', Hawkwind were infamous for their science fiction themed music and theatrical concerts, the latter renowned as exhibitions of pulsing electronics, dazzling light shows, LSD consumption and (from 1971-75) a nude dancer in the form of Stacia Blake. 
Despite a near-constant revolving door of members, Founder member Dave Brock has been the sole mainstay and the core of the band since its inception and has steered the band from its psychedelic rock roots into flirtations with heavy metal, new wave, ambient and techno. Notable contributors have included "accidental" bassist Lemmy (who would go on to greater fame with Motörhead), Cream (2)'s Ginger Baker