Lp Hawkwind Solstice At Stonehenge 1984 (2lp) Black Widow Records BWR 236 mint

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Lp Hawkwind Solstice At Stonehenge 1984 (2lp) Black Widow Records BWR 236 mint

Hawkwind lp

Solstice At Stonehenge 1984 

Live At Stonehenge, UK, 21st June 1984

Country of release: Italy, 2021

Originally Recorded : 1984

Label: Black Widow Records

Catalog number: BWR 236

 Barcode: 8058093421365

Fold cover / gatefold sleeve: Yes / YES

Includes Poster & 32 PAGES booklet

Condition Records : mint (Unplayed)

Condition Cover: mint

Track Side 1:

1. Ghost Dance (13:59)

2. Angels of Death (4:16)

3. Born To Go (3:48)

4. Watching The Grass Grow (3:13)

1. night of The Hawk's (4:33)

2. Utopia (1:31)

3. Social Alliance (5:08)

4. Masters of The Universe (3:45)

5. Ejection (2:32)

6. Uncle Sam'S On Mars (7:17)

Tracks Side 3:

1. Motorway City (4:31)

2. Brain Storm (7:27)

3. Sonic Attack (4:25)

4. The Right Stuff (8:14)

 Tracks Side 4:

1. Dawn (14:06)

2. Spirit of The Age (4:29)

3. Stonehenge Decoded (6:47)

Listen At YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDnxYkye3BQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DDuNXv-RAOc

Hawkwind have always been associated with MUSIC festivals, most notably TheTheband is not shackledTo Appear to audience by giving them what they expect and have paidTo lake. With that obligation removed, The bandCan relax and experiment more than usual and gigs become even more fun. Their sessions, where they played FOR free, sometimes with ThePINK FAIRIES , at Canvas City, outsideThe official siteofThe IsleofWHITE Festival in 1970, are A matterof legend andNIK TURNER gained much attention when he paintedHISFace silver and was much photographed asA result. During HIS set, Jimi Hendrix referred ToThe cat withThe silverFace '. However, when we think of HawkwindThe word Stonehenge leapsToThe fore. The band always loved being there, enjoying The whole event as well as Theof how and when they played. This was not A Timeof business, butATimeof fun The most important One ofTo beThe last festival beforeThe authorities moved inThe following yearTo blockThe festival From being set up andHawkwind ended up playingA few miles away instead. It was The sad end To an era. It had taken place twelve times and, had it been allowed One more TimeA public event andThe powers that be were determinedTo prevent thatFrom happening. Happily, The 1984 festival was RecordedTheHawkwind Solstice Eve and SolsticeMorning were both preserved...and we should be gratefulFOR that. The fact that Hawkwind were playing FORA basic show. As well as The line-up ofThe evening session, but notThe followingMorning ),NIK TURNER ,ALAN DAVEY and Danny Thompson, there were helpedA dozen dancers, A mime artist andFIRE spitting A free event, it was The ideal TimeTo introduceThe new rhythm sectionToTheband inThe form of Danny ThompsonOn drums andALAN DAVEYOn bass, with Harvey movedTo keyboards. A move which was To have ALong term affect inThe way he madeMUSIC , leadingToHIS solo career, as well as years playing synthsFOR HAWKLORDS , in yearsTo come, afterHIS stint asTheHawkwind keyboard player cameTo at the end.. Danny fitted The bill comfortably and drummed FORTheband until he left in 1988,To be replaced by Richard Chadwick. Danny went On ToFOR other bands including Bedouin and Pre Med. He Recorded A cassette album called Skinwalker. Alan made A good team alongside Dave Brock and it CanOnThe video just how pleased he wasTo be playing alongside Dave Brock,A man whom he had only metFORThe FirstTime in November 1982, backstage atThe Ipswich Gaumont. He went On ToThe longest servingHawkwind bass player, before movingOnTo pursue solo projects and formA nmberof bands. So in terms of TheA notable impactOnThe formationofTheband FORA numberof years and, indeed,The destinationsof Harvey, Danny and Alan. As if that were not enough ToThe event special inThe annalsofHawkwind , they played an interesting and varied main set inThe evening, featuringA blend of old and newHawkwind songs, along with numbersFrom Inner City Unit and Bob Calvert'sLUCKY Leif AndThe Starfighter's album. In keeping with The relaxed atmosphere, there was Aof Ghost Dance, lasting around ten minutes. The Sunrise set was special too, with A LongThe occasion.
A lovely and relaxing start To TheDay otherThe childof jam they couldn't really playToA paying audience. It's good To have Theof this significant festival gathered together in three formats. Enjoy this special set, which commemorates A special event, not only in TheofHawkwind , butofThe sagaof Stonehenge festivals. (Brian Tawn)


Dave Brock - guitar, vocals
NIK TURNER - Saxophones, Flute, Vocals
Huw Lloyd Langton - Guitar
Harvey Bainbridge - keyboards
ALAN DAVEY - Bass
Danny Thompson - drums

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