Quintessential space rock, with cuts blending together, a story thread providing the continuity, and excellent recording techniques. Possibly the most cohesive of the Hawkwind albums, this also marked the last major release by the band of new material.
This is the kind of album that you crank up, sit back, and listen to, while doing nothing else, because it takes you on a journey through space and time into a future of magic and mayhem. Definitely not music to nod off to, nor does it serve we...
Quintessential space rock, with cuts blending together, a story thread providing the continuity, and excellent recording techniques. Possibly the most cohesive of the Hawkwind albums, this also marked the last major release by the band of new material.
This is the kind of album that you crank up, sit back, and listen to, while doing nothing else, because it takes you on a journey through space and time into a future of magic and mayhem. Definitely not music to nod off to, nor does it serve well as a party sound track, but an excellent example of a '70's concept album.
Released in 1975, it compliments the previous Hawkwind release, "Hall Of The Mountain Grill," from 1974. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
