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Where do I start and end

Start with "In Search Of Space". I haven't found the end yet.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3W7ch0oLeA[/youtube]

Epoch Eclipse is a pretty solid starting point:
http://www.amazon.com/Epoch-Eclipse-Ult ... 732&sr=8-2

Space Ritual's where the fuss comes from, though.
http://www.amazon.com/Space-Ritual-Hawk ... B00005MCX2

Start with the first albums, dim the lights and go with the music.

1970 Hawkwind
1971 X in Search of Space
1972 Doremi Fasol Latido
1974 Hall of the Mountain Grill
1979 Live Seventy Nine
1980 Levitation
...for starters

^

and then do the search ''hawkwind bootlegs''

listen to all of those.

also snatch their doc for a nice intro

oh look some mugg tossed the full jawnn on YT; gripp itt

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bnxDR9GDsc[/youtube]

Hawkwind is the punk GD.

^Gonna check that doc out as soon as I have a free hour.

You start by Listening to Space Ritual. It has all the good stuff of their early records. Then listen to all the shit that has Lemmy on them.

Bassus Sanguinis wrote:Start with the first albums, dim the lights and go with the music.

1970 Hawkwind
1971 X in Search of Space
1972 Doremi Fasol Latido
1974 Hall of the Mountain Grill
1979 Live Seventy Nine
1980 Levitation
...for starters

I love Hawkwind -- saw them loads of times in the 80s.
Levitation always cracks me up though. It sounds like Ginger Baker didn't bother listening to the rest of the band and just went off banging away on the drums. It's a great album, but weirdly disconnected.

kinda like this guy

devnulljp wrote:Levitation always cracks me up though. It sounds like Ginger Baker didn't bother listening to the rest of the band and just went off banging away on the drums. It's a great album, but weirdly disconnected.

kinda like this guy

yeah, exactly, and I guess that's part of the charm.

If it was Bill Bruford playing on Levitation it'd make perfect sense. And the album would sell better, too.

I guess SpaceRitual is a big hawkwind fan?

this band is fucking sick, why have i never listened to this.

Space Ritual!

Wizard wrote:I guess SpaceRitual is a big hawkwind fan?

this band is fucking sick, why have i never listened to this.

Really, never? Well, it IS an underground band, though crazy influental to a generation of musicians, I just haven't seen much adds or marketing done for it since the early 90's - I think - and they are definitely from time before the internet - and it shows.

I want a "Hawkwind Oscillator" pedal.

I'd call it the Carl Sagan. And it would make "space" noise and nothing else.

Think the reason they're not discussed or advertised much is the market penetration for old people is already ludicrous; they crossed over into a college rock laughable staple immediately to a point where I swear every time I turned on a college station anywhere in the US there was a Hawkwind song playing within the first hour.

Some of the material just makes me want to run for the hills.

If I ever hear "Needle Gun" again, I'm going to kill everyone.

Don't get me wrong, I love a few of the albums but it's like "Love for Darkside of the Moon" after you've heard it 50113 times.

There is great bootleg called, Spacerock From London, which is well worth tracking down.