HW: Big announcement???

[alan day]

When I first heard ITBOTFTBD(am i on the right track?)I thought of it as a 
brilliant follow on to E T.P.The core at barking dog giving us something to 
delve into with relish.It's now vital,as is "In your area".Last I saw of 
Mr.Ron Tree was a comp. disk of an "Inner City Hawks" gig.Good stuff with 
flashes of genius."War Machine on the loose inside my brain"The fest in 
yarmouth should be great and we should be thankful for small mercies!At 
least they're playing and it;s good value too!!!Yours,yadnala.


>From: Carl Edlund Anderson <cea at CARLAZ.COM>
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>Subject: Re: HW: Big announcement???
>Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 16:22:52 +0100
>
>On 27/03/2006 15:37, Iain Ferguson wrote:
>>Ohhhh  everyone seems to bash one of my favourite Albums...
>
>;)
>
>>I love ITBOTFTOB, it was a great departure and fantastic Live when the 
>>band were a 3 piece...
>>I shouldn't like it, but i do and have loved all the dance, Synth stuff 
>>the band have subsequently done, and firmly hope that there is an Awesome 
>>Album yet to come out of this material by the band.
>
>Ah, well, I'm freely identify myself as belonging to the camp that doesn't 
>see dance/techno/electronica as a strong point of Hawkwind's current (and 
>semi-current ;) lineups.  Admittedly, I'm not a huge fan of electronica 
>stuff anyway, but I find HW more convincing when they're putting down the 
>blanga.  Or, to put it another way, I think there are artists who do 
>electronica better than HW, but I anyone has been able to consistently 
>out-blanga them.
>
>>I didn't mind distant horizons , but agree, it seemed half baked, and 
>>needed another cooking before it came out....
>
>Though the good Mr. Tree gave every indication of being fully baked and at 
>least as cooked as anyone needs to be ;)
>
>Cheers,
>Carl
>
>ps - I should really prefix _XC_ to my statement about "HW albums since 
>1990 which have at least a couple of good tracks on them".  I mean, "War I 
>Survived" may be almost "Hawkwind-by-numbers", but it still gets my head 
>noddin' every time :)  As it should, really!
>
>--
>Carl Edlund Anderson
>mailto:cea at carlaz.com
>http://www.carlaz.com/