HW: vote

Michael W Blackman Michaelangelo68 at AOL.COM
Wed Sep 4 12:58:39 EDT 2002


There was a website having a vote for best space rock band - Hawkwind being one of several on the list.  At the time I voted Hawkwind was coming 2nd.  last I heard they were one vote away from #1.
Not sure of the url now.
Should have read it, used the link and voted.  Might still be going if someone knows the url and would be kind enough to repost it.
If Hawkwind comes second then we can all blame you for not voting cause you fessed up first. teehee
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Vote for the all time best Hawkwind song?  Fuckin elllll......  thats a fucking challenge or what?
I think I'd rather beat myself over the head with a wad of rigamortis-ized gerbils.
Take your fuckin pick - their all fuckin good... great... classic..... fuckin ellll.... music to shagg to.  Orgasmic.... fantastic.... majestic.....
(( I really must stop watching the fuckin osbournes)
fuck me




In a message dated Thu, 5 Sep 2002 02:50:24  AEDT, "Jobson, Eddie" <EJobson at THRUPOINT.NET> writes:

> I saw someone post a mail recently titled vote. I presumed this was a poll
> to vote on favourite HW songs?
>
> I didn't respond as I would find it difficult to vote on a lot of their
> songs with the exception of some unique one off recordings such as The
> Demented Man or Over the Top. Songs like these were obviously only ever done
> once and in my opinion are classics, but other songs would depend on the HW
> era or line up performing them. For example I might not say that Master of
> the Universe was one of my top ten songs but would prefer to say what
> perticular version of certain songs would be my favourites. For what it's
> worth my top ten (in no particular order), might be:
>
> The Demented Man - Warrior album
> Over the Top - Sonic Assasins
> Back on the Street - Weird 105
> Orgone Accumulator - Space Ritual
> Master of the Universe - Text of Festivals
> Silver Machine - Glastonbury fayre
> Urban Guerilla - Lyceum bootleg 13/7/80
> Shouldn't Do That - Roadhawks
> Reefer Madness - Music Machine '77
> In the Office? - US Tour Video -89
> Damage of Life - Yule Ritual
>
> oopps that's eleven, but do you get where I'm coming from, because some of
> these songs in other versions might just sound ok. I suppose that's what
> makes Hawkwind different.
>
> Also someone listed the Nik Turner set recently inc. songs such as MOTU,
> Brainstorm, D-Rider etc the ones Nik wrote/co-wrote and if I remembered
> correctly hasn't HW now dropped these songs, which were over the years
> almost guaranteed at a live performance, but do not remember seeing MOTU and
> Brainstorm listed for Hastings and don't remember hearing them when at the
> Summer Camp. I wonder if this is something Dave has done intentionally after
> the alleged differences with Nik recently, by introducing his written songs
> over ones that Nik was involved in. Just wondered.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Eddie.



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