HW: cat among pigeons

[colm mcwilliams]

i don't want to seem to dismiss most the output of
hawkwind in the 80's and 90's but i personaly feel
that hawkwind finished after live 79 was released.
All there "greatest" albums i feel were produced in
the 70's maybe with the exception of live chronicles.
I think i can safely say that hawkwind never released
a dodgy album in the 70's but looking at the 80's and
90's i think you could list quite a few that fall in
this catergory.

anyway better go

colm
--- Tim Gadd <lupercal at GEOCITIES.COM> wrote: > Quote
from Bob Calvert, from one of the clips on my
> site: Made in 1981, but
> still topical today? Discuss...
>
> "although there is still a band going around with
> that name, with Dave
> leading it, I personally think that Hawkwind
> finished at the time of the
> 'Hawklords' album...
>
> ....I think it would be a far more dignified thing
> if the band were regarded
> as something which had a magnificent sort of life,
> and terrific, long run as
> a major band, and has now sort of broken up and gone
> into seperate units.
> Dave Brock would be doing himself a favour if he
> formed a band of his own,
> and called it something quite different from
> Hawkwind, and used it to
> express his own musical direction, rather than sort
> of half-heartedly trying
> to resurrect a dispersed spirit."
>
> --
> Tim Gadd
> Hobart, Tasmania


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