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Hawkwind Programme on BBC3
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Watched it today - some great music, a perfect distilling of the rock'n'roll ethos and, as ever, some top work from Mr Kilminster ![Laughing :lol:](./images/smilies/lolol.gif)
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You’ll Disappear Before The Next Star Rises
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I'll sort ye Mats, just gimme some timeGrison wrote:Did anyone record this on a DVD/VHS?
Thanks for the link btw.
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
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Now that was a poncy reply Carpy, the 'Wind were a rush, a roar inside of a multicoloured whirlwind. I was there, I took the drugs, drank the weak warm beer, endured all shops closing at 6pm and having to walk home in the perpetual Glasgow rain. I know what Britain in the mid 70s was like, no rose shades here. The music was still better but the rest sucked. I guess we were chavculture-less and Jordan used to be a place not some engineered subspecies.Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:Watched it today - some great music, a perfect distilling of the rock'n'roll ethos and, as ever, some top work from Mr Kilminster
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Lemmy made that line up but his partner in rhythm, Simon King was well in there too. I know they don't see I-2-! these days, doesn't mean it didn't happen and Simon has chosen the quiet life. Guid Man!
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I went off on one... shit happens
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
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Sounds good James!James Blast wrote:I'll sort ye Mats, just gimme some timeGrison wrote:Did anyone record this on a DVD/VHS?
Thanks for the link btw.
I´ll keep on trippin´
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Got myself a couple of 70´s boots with great sound. trade?
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I'll see you sometime later
When I'm through with my accumulator.
When I'm through with my accumulator.
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it's on again tonight Mats, I lost my contact for VHS-DVD conversion at work, so never followed this through but I'll tape it again tonight and send it, how's that? ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
more info
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more info
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
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Yeah, I'm an 'Old Git' too - I saw them early 70s - with Lemmy & Stacia. The Space Ritual was ****ing ace ... Those 'nippers who weren't born missed all the fun ... Pink Fairies were Brill too - remember them?James Blast wrote:Now that was a poncy reply Carpy, the 'Wind were a rush, a roar inside of a multicoloured whirlwind. I was there, I took the drugs, drank the weak warm beer, endured all shops closing at 6pm and having to walk home in the perpetual Glasgow rain. I know what Britain in the mid 70s was like, no rose shades here. The music was still better but the rest sucked. I guess we were chavculture-less and Jordan used to be a place not some engineered subspecies.Carpathian Psychonaut wrote:Watched it today - some great music, a perfect distilling of the rock'n'roll ethos and, as ever, some top work from Mr Kilminster
Lemmy made that line up but his partner in rhythm, Simon King was well in there too. I know they don't see I-2-! these days, doesn't mean it didn't happen and Simon has chosen the quiet life. Guid Man!![]()
I went off on one... shit happens
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James Blast wrote:it's on again tonight Mats, I lost my contact for VHS-DVD conversion at work, so never followed this through but I'll tape it again tonight and send it, how's that?
more info
Uh ... what time pls?
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21:50 BBC4 Telly! - Thanks Chaps 4 alerting us Zombies in Cowpat Country!James Blast wrote:it's on again tonight Mats, I lost my contact for VHS-DVD conversion at work, so never followed this through but I'll tape it again tonight and send it, how's that?
more info
Laters,
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I like you Gnasher/reactiv8, can I be your friend, please ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
Hawkwind are the only band I've seen 5 times.
At the Glasgow Apollo.
one night I had taken so many barbs mixed with pints of Tartan Special that my legs turned to wood
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Hawkwind are the only band I've seen 5 times.
At the Glasgow Apollo.
one night I had taken so many barbs mixed with pints of Tartan Special that my legs turned to wood
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
~ Peter Steele
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Certainly Jimmy - Och Aye the Noo! I would have replied sooner, but the ISP 'disappeared' last evening ...James Blast wrote:I like you Gnasher/reactiv8, can I be your friend, please
Hawkwind are the only band I've seen 5 times.
At the Glasgow Apollo.
one night I had taken so many barbs mixed with pints of Tartan Special that my legs turned to wood
I can't remember how many times I saw the 'Wind ! ... too much 'cid I expect ... I did definitely see the Space Ritual twice in 1973 I think it was - Guildford Civic & Bracknell Sports Centre (a horrible venue, but Humble Pie were great there!) I lost track of them (the Hawks) after the mid-70s - I was experimenting with 'Berwick' & motorcycles by then ...
More in a mo. - pls bear in mind that the internerd connection via some 'wireless thingy' is not great around here in Cowpat Country ... Just 'catching up' with some more 'mail etc ...
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Yes Mr Blast ... you can talk to me on this forum or even via Email ... My address is available to all - check my 'profile' ... I'm not shy, I am a real human being thingy (shock horror) ... Once upon a time I worked for 'Big Blue' at their research & development lab at a place called Hursley (in Hampshire, England) - we had a continuous worldwide satellite link to other labs which was quite a big thing in the early 80s! (Yes kinder, before the internerd became public! - not you James, I reckon you are of my generation!). On night shift, inbetween playing Bridge & drinking coffee in the rest room (even doing a bit of work) we used to 'chat' to other folk around the world ... I met up with some like minded 'experimenters in mind altering chemicals' in California as a result, but that is another story ... (yeah, I know, a big yawn to everyone else, but even Old Gits once had lives and they were good fun as I dimly remember ... ask Mr Eldritch he was born the same year as me)James Blast wrote:I like you Gnasher/reactiv8, can I be your friend, please
Hawkwind are the only band I've seen 5 times.
At the Glasgow Apollo.
one night I had taken so many barbs mixed with pints of Tartan Special that my legs turned to wood
Barbs & warm beer? sounds like a risky combination to me ... how were your guts afterwards?! Tartan Special? - just the thought of it ... what made you drink that stuff? Irn Bru & Vodka any day ... I 'came up' on a tab too soon one night before the 'Wind came on ... (Brunel University in Uxbridge, London I think it was) & had to hide in a cupboard. Dave Brock & Co. were much amused of course, but not so the university doctor! If anyone else witnessed the sorry mess that was 'yours truly' and chats on this forum I'm sure they will chuckle at the memory?! - Remember folks it happens to all of us sometimes - don't kid yourself otherwise ... Shame 'cos I'm sure I missed another good show ... The Pink Fairies at Dagenham Roundhouse circa 1975 was another 'trippy' experience! - the ride back to Waterloo on the last tube was a very surreal encounter too ... Ditto the 'Wind at the last Stonehenge - was it 1984? I'm pretty sure I was there, but don't recall that familiar pulse wafting over the site.
Why are we talking about this stuff on a Sisters website? - doh! Come on everyone else, let's hear your stories about finding yourselves as a crumpled mess on the floor at the back of one of Andrew E's, Iggy's, Mary Chain's or any other gigs? - I know it was someone, or how else did the bogs at Brixton Academy get that way?! Ho Ho Ho isn't life fun?!
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OK, you win. Have I unleashed a beast? ![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
Ministry, The Glasgow Barrowland 199something, oot ma nut that night. I have had to cool my heels since then, mainly because I can't do it anymore.
I still have tales from the 'Rock Wars' to tell - Uriah Heep seem to feature a lot...![Neutral :|](./images/smilies/icon_neutral.gif)
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Ministry, The Glasgow Barrowland 199something, oot ma nut that night. I have had to cool my heels since then, mainly because I can't do it anymore.
I still have tales from the 'Rock Wars' to tell - Uriah Heep seem to feature a lot...
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"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
~ Peter Steele
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Unleashed a beast?! I hope so Birthday Boy!James Blast wrote:OK, you win. Have I unleashed a beast?
Ministry, The Glasgow Barrowland 199something, oot ma nut that night. I have had to cool my heels since then, mainly because I can't do it anymore.
I still have tales from the 'Rock Wars' to tell - Uriah Heep seem to feature a lot...
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Uriah Heep? - I'd forgotten all about them! ... may have seen them sometime ... 'Rock Wars'? Que? is my ignorance a sign of onset early senile dementia (yes!) or too many chemicals, or both? I probably can't 'do it' anymore either, but that won't stop me trying! (when I get off the Antabuse - 'shrooms are allowed though!)James Blast wrote:OK, you win. Have I unleashed a beast?
Ministry, The Glasgow Barrowland 199something, oot ma nut that night. I have had to cool my heels since then, mainly because I can't do it anymore.
I still have tales from the 'Rock Wars' to tell - Uriah Heep seem to feature a lot...
Oot ma nut?! - Happy memories! - go there again (soon) - I'll join ya! (as will many others too I'm sure?! (Hi kids!)