Lp Hawkwind into the Woods (2lp) CHERRY RED BREDD700 - STILL SEALED
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Hawkwind lp
Into The Woods
Country of release: UK, 2017
Label: Cherry RED
Catalog number: BREDD700
Barcode: 5013929170018
Gatefold Cover/Gatefold Sleeve: Yes/ YES
Condition Records : mint
Condition Cover: mint
lp is still sealed / lp IS STILL SEALED !!!
(Photo from my own lp / Photo taken From my own copy)
Track Side 1:
1. Into The Woods (6:16)
2. Cottage In The Woods (3:51)
3. The Woodpecker (0:51)
4. Have You seen them? (6:58)
Track Side 2:1. Ascent (3:41)
2. SPACE Ship Blues (6:35)
3. The WIND (4:09)
Track Side 3:1. Vegan Lunch (5:18)
2. Magic Scenes (6:11)
3. Darklands (2:13)
Track Side 4:
1. Wood Nymph (5:57)
2. Deep Cavern (2:26)
3. Magic MUSHROOM (9:27)
Listen At YouTube:
Last year's The Machine Stops was A pleasant surprise. Their First Album in four years, it marked ARebirthFOR Dave Brock's veteranSpace Rock collective. Conceptually inspired by EM Forster's dystopian novel, it found A fresh HawkwindThe band's original spiritof sonic experimentation and psychoactive adventure. What's more, its arrival revealed that rock retained its enduring affection FOR Hawkwind . We were damned glad To have them back, album sales exceeded expectations and an accompanying Tour matched positive reviews with full houses. Consequently, we come To its (comparatively rapid) successor with elevated expectations.
It'll probably come as no surprise that Into The Woods' recurrent theme is distinctly Green in nature. Its track titles alone promise wood nymphs, woodpeckers and cottages in The woods, but ofHawkwind , there are also ascends, magic scenes and mushrooms, whichOne imagines, aren't entirely unconnected. Hell, there's even A SPACE Ship Blues. So outwardly, there remains absolutely nothing wrong here. Yet, stripped of TheThe Machine Stops 'First spin, your critical radar can'tHelp but seek outThe negative, and intoThe Woods isn'tWithout flaw.
Rest easy, there's nothing terribly wrong, we're not about To announce ATheHawkwind machine's back operating at full power, it could certainly benefitFromA fine tune There's certainly no lack of ambition here. The material's routinely packed with an embarrassment of riches; it's just that ideas come so thick and almost that they have ATo treadOn each other's toes. Far From lacking in inspiration, today's HawkwindTo say that knockout riffs are occasionally allowedTo negate hooks and concurrent flashesof Brilliance simply cancels each other out. Ultimately, they need fresh ears in The production department; an authoritative voice ToThe script and directThe movie playing out inThe sonic cinemaof their collective imagination.
Self-producing is all very well, but Hawkwind needs ToTo realize their potential. But enough fine-tooth nit-picking, what's The good news? All concerned play out of their skin. Haz Wheaton's bass-playing only continues To delight. The band's best four-stringer since Lemmy, he creates crescendoes and drives momentum with rare fluidity and power. In fact, hearing The Hawks sounding this vital is almost an antidote ToThe dispiriting antipathy between Brock andNIK TURNER ,A feud doing nothingTo benefit their shared legacy orHawkwind 's proud name.
FOR now, it's great, but The next could be absolutely brilliant. (13 Apr 2017 / by Ian Fortnam/teamrock.com)
Dave Brock - vocals, guitar, keyboards, synths, theremin
Haz Wheaton - bass, keyboards (track 11)
Richard Chadwick - drums, percussion, vocals
Mr Dibs - Vocals (Track 4, 12), Keyboards (Track 10, 12), Synths (Track 10, 12)
Magnus - Keyboards (Tracks 4, 9, 11), Guitar (Tracks 5, 10,)
Big Bill Barry - Fiddle - (Tracks 6, 11)
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Last year's The Machine Stops was A pleasant surprise. Their First Album in four years, it marked ARebirthFOR Dave Brock's veteranSpace Rock collective. Conceptually inspired by EM Forster's dystopian novel, it found A fresh HawkwindThe band's original spiritof sonic experimentation and psychoactive adventure. What's more, its arrival revealed that rock retained its enduring affection FOR Hawkwind . We were damned glad To have them back, album sales exceeded expectations and an accompanying Tour matched positive reviews with full houses. Consequently, we come To its (comparatively rapid) successor with elevated expectations. Rest easy, there's nothing terribly wrong, we're not about To announce ATheHawkwind machine's back operating at full power, it could certainly benefitFromA fine tune T
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