Lp Hawkwind Astounding Sounds (re) Atomhenge ATOMLP1005 - STILL SEALED
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Lp Hawkwind Astounding Sounds (re) Atomhenge ATOMLP1005 - STILL SEALED
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Astounding Sounds, Amazing MUSIC
Country of release: UK, 2014
Original released: 1976
Label: Atomhenge
Catalog number: ATOMLP1005
Barcode: 5013929630512
Folding cover / gatefold sleeve: Nein / No
Includes facsimile of The VINYL release and an illustraded COLOUR insert with essay & photographs.
Condition Records : mint
Condition Cover: mint
lp is still welded / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo from my own lp / Photo taken From my own copy)
Tracks Side 1:
1. Reefer Madness (6:03)2. Steppenwolf (9:46)
3. City of Lagoons (5:12)
Tracks Side 2:
1. The Eggplant That Ate Rangoon (3:37)
2. Score Crawler (3:47)3. Kadu Flyer (5:32)
4. Chronoglide Skyway (4:42)
Listen At YouTube:
In addition, vocalist / songwriter Robert Calvert joined The band . He had appeared with Hawkwind several times before, most notably On SPACE Ritual and had helped provide lyrics FORHawkwindOn several of their previous albums. Robert Calvert helped bring new direction To The band , and helped them shake off TheSoundsof similarity that had been plaguing Theband over The past few albums. Calvert was into HIS Science fiction, and this is evident On this album. Many of The The title is named after Twoof these comic books. ()
Calvet Sounds similar enough To HIS vocals do not Sound too out of place. And 'Reefer Madness' is A decent enough rock style Hawkwind opener. Simon HOUSE does some brilliant work behind The The twin drumming arrangement works very well, The drums Sound upbeat and happily smash their way across The record. This album has much less crazy SPACE Sounds OnThe keyboards and vocal alterations. In A way Calvert Sounds ToThe vocalist Fish at times. The Hawkwind On this album Sound much lighter than they do On previous outings.
'Steppenwolf' is A longer song, but unlike previous Hawkwind of this length, it doesn't descend into Space Rock style, instead remaining A rock song. Calvert's vocals stood out On this song as he recites several pieces of FromThe book The song is named after. The drums On this track Sounds if they are being played On something made ofTIN . Brock moving away From The TimeTo focus OnThe guitar work, and he Sounds brilliant On this album.
'City of Lagoons' is A much slower instrumental track. The Sound is very PINK Floyd in nature, with Simon HOUSE The keyboards as TheWIND department blares ahead. But nothing On this song compares To The keyboards, they truly take center stage and deserve all The attention they get. The song is so basic in design, with A simple drum beat forming The ofThe track, everything just piles On top in an orgasmic car crash of heart chilling Sound .
This Sound is altered by ' The Aubergine that ate Rangoon'. The Sound is very synthetic in style and texture, The only natural Sound ofThe drums and even they begin To alter and morph as The song goes On . But The WIND Sound very good over The track, which is A well and true mishmash ofA song.
The lyrics and The structure return On A song about A car. This song was remixed by David Gilmour, but it doesn't Sound like One ofHIS songs. On this track all The instruments are having A ifTheWIND section isn't swinging off The chandeliers then The drum and bass section are having sex under The table. The guitar and synthesizers are having A rinking game in The The food. In short this song is A very fun track, and will have You DayLong .
The next song is slightly toned down, but it is STILL upbeat Hawkwind . Calverts vocals make everything that Hawkwind do Sound TheMUSIC accompanies him. Always sounding upbeat, whether it is The drumming section kicking away in The The synthesized keyboards helping them out. The WIND section provided by Turner is particularly tasty.
'Chronoglide Skyway' Sounds more sombre and relaxed, but it is STILL Hawkwind it's style what. Brock pulls off some Gilmour styled guitar work as The song progresses, and really does HIS ToHelpThe song flow. It all ends On A TheMUSIC being done very well.
This Hawkwind is not The Same as The old Hawkwind . Without The dark bass of Lemmy and The of Calvert, HawkwindSound Like A much different band . This Hawkwind is much happier and upbeat than The ofTheSPACESounds being toned down in favor of basic rock and excellent keyboarding. The original SPACE style is STILL The old broadsword ToThe forge and re-sharpened The blade into something much different, but deep down Inside it is STILL The Same old Hawkwind at heart. (Matthew Hopkins / sputnikmusic.com)
Dave Brock - Electric Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals
NIK TURNER - Saxophones, flute, vocals
Robert Calvert - vocals
Paul Rudolph - bass, guitar
Simon HOUSE - violin, keyboards
Simon KING - drums
Alan Powell - Drums
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lp Hawkwind Astounding Sounds, Amazing MUSIC Country of release: UK, 2014 Original released: 1976 Label: Atomhenge Catalog number: ATOMLP1005 Barcode: 5013929630512 Condition Records : mint Condition Cover: mint Tracks Side 1: 1. Reefer Madness (6:03) 2. Steppenwolf (9:46) 3. City of Lagoons (5:12) Tracks Side 2: 2. Score Crawler (3:47) 3. Kadu Flyer (5:32) 4. Chronoglide Skyway (4:42) Listen At YouTube: Robert Calvert - vocals Paul Rudolph - bass, guitar Simon HOUSE - violin, keyboards Simon KING - drums Alan Powell - Drums Shipping within Germany (insured Musikgruppe HAWKWIND Format Album Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Herstellungsland und -region Großbritannien Genre Rock Sampler Nein Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min Produkttyp Vinylschallplatte Subgenre Spacerock Erscheinungsjahr 2014
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