Hi I'm new to the list (still)

[Jeremy Cornell]

>>I just got a free video from a NYC Space-Rock band called
>>Born to Go, anyone heard of them? what else do they have
>>out? The video is great, especially since it was free!
>>This is the hardest Space-Rock band I have heard since
>>Lemmy left Hawkwind.
>
>I saw them at Strange Daze 98, and they were the best sounding band
>there!  <ducks>

Cool!

I have watched their 'Robots on the Rise' video about six or
seven times now and it still rocks! I would love to get hold
of the Strange Daze show. Anyone?

>though maybe I just loved them because they covered Lord of the
Hornets?

Is this a Hawkwind track? what album is it on?

I missed Strange Daze, I would have loved to have seen Hawkwind live,
and BORN to GO. Who else played? Was it *all* Space-Rock?

I have been listening to the band 'Man or Astroman?' recently but
it's not Space-Rock (IMHO), more like Surf guitar music.

Is the droney stuff considered Space-Rock? SpaceMan 3 et al?
can't get into it.

>
>Likewise! -and you started reading Mike Moorcock after listening to
>Hawkwind, didn't you? :)

Ok, Ok, what have I stumbled onto here - the Psychic Friends Network?
I have just finished reading 'Sailor on the Seas of Fate' by Mr.
M. Moorcock. You guys are wierding me out, man.

In Space, nobody can hear you applaud!

Jeremy

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