Audio CD review:
Hawkwind - Epoch Eclipse: 30 Year Anthology

Hawkwind - Epoch Eclipse: 30 Year Anthology

Band: Hawkwind Title: Epoch Eclipse: 30 Year Anthology Rating: Release Date: 1999-09-21 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Hurry on Sundown - Hawkwind, Hawkwind 2: Paranoia, Pt. 2 - Hawkwind, Hawkwind 3: Master of the Universe 4: Children of the Sun - Hawkwind, Turner, Nik 5: Silver Machine - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert [1] 6: Seven by Seven 7: Brainstorm - Hawkwind, Turner, Nik 8: Space Is Deep 9: Urban Guerrilla 10: Brain Box Pollution 11: Sonic Attack - Hawkwind, Bainbridge, Harvey 12: Orgone Accumulator 13: Lost Johnny - Hawkwind, Farren, Mick 14: Psychedelic Warlords 15: Motorhead - Hawkwind, Kilmister, Lemmy 16: Assault and Battery, Pt. 1 17: Golden Void, Pt. 2 18: Magnu 19: Kerb Crawler 20: Steppenwolf 21: Back on the Streets - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert [1] 22: Quark, Strangeness and Charm 23: Hassan I Sahba - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert 24: Spirit of the Age 25: Psi Power 26: 25 Years 27: High Rise - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert [1] 28: Death Trap - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert [1] 29: Uncle Sam's on Mars - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert 30: Shot Down in the Night - Hawkwind, Swindells, Steve 31: Motorway City 32: Levitation 33: Angels of Death 34: Coded Languages - Hawkwind, Bainbridge, Harvey 35: Some People Never Die - Hawkwind, Doctor Technical 36: Choose Your Masques 37: Night of the Hawks 38: Needle Gun 39: The War I Survived - Hawkwind, Davey, Alan 40: Black Elk Speaks 41: Right to Decide 42: Sputnik Stan - Hawkwind, Davey, Alan 43: Love in Space 44: Silver Machine - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert [1]

The other side of prog-rock If you've not heard them, you will be surprised. This is a 3cd best of by the space-rock(and therefore prog-rock) band, Hawkwind. Their sound has nothing to do with Pink Floyd or old U. F. O. The one constant presence is a steady, almost trance-like drumbeat that underpins almost all of their songs throughout their history. Their newer stuff is almost industrial, and they seem to have aligned themselves with the trance/house crowd, which takes nothing away from the music. In short, this is basic hard rock with a mechanical beat. Only occasionally do they resort to typical space-rock formula. Well worth the money!. Masters of the Infinite Universe d. This is it!! The ultimate collection for all those people out there who have not yet bought a single Hawkwind c. ,l. p. ,or cassette. For us oldsters it's thrilling to know that you kidz out there have a chance to aquire music that does not sound dated. Now there is no excuse,('cept maybe the price)save your allowance!Cut the neighbours grass! THE BEST Hawkwind spacestuff is on this collection. Maybe if enough of you out there show interest and purchase it maybe,just maybe we'll see another Space Ritual tour. Ahhh being a concertgoer in the 70's. . . . . If you are fortunate enough to have the vinyl ,perhaps it would be smashing to include this in your collection as back up when they stop making needles for our stereos. (hell better be frozen)Every song on this compilation is a winner. And you will feel like a winner when the postman puts this Tasty Treat in your postal box. Stella Marz says"Listen,You'll like it. . . . bullocks you'll bloody trip on it! And no space radiation burns!". You can see a complete list of all Hawkwind discography, or go back to the Hawkwind tabs