album slagging

[pete howe]

yes..in the 80s there wre 2 superb space rock bands that only got as far as 
E.P. releases, but were great live..a  band called " chemical alice" and one 
called " tau ceti distortion" or something..but they were storming 
live..probably better than the Nik Turner infected 'Wind gigs of the time..
      pete
p.s.-Having said that, anyone remember Bob Calverts super surprise 
appearance at the london Xmas gig circa 1983??A real highlight for me in 
those bleaker " flickknife" label  years..

>From: Jerry G <jguizar at STNY.RR.COM>
>Reply-To: BOC/Hawkwind Discussion List <BOC-L at LISTSERV.ISPNETINC.NET>
>To: BOC-L at LISTSERV.ISPNETINC.NET
>Subject: Re: album slagging
>Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2006 20:20:14 -0500
>
>Cyberkrel wrote:
>>EVERY album? Surely not - even the most committed of Hawkwfans surely 
>>can't say that, for example, "Yuri Gagarin" is better than, say, to choose 
>>an example close to home, Krel's "Out of Space". Or maybe you can? If I 
>>had to compile a list of genuine space-rock albums that could hold a 
>>candle to Hawkwind, it would have Spacehead, Space Mirrors, Krel, Litmus, 
>>The Other Window, Dr Hasbeen and Farflung, to name but a few. Now I'm not 
>>saying that any of these are btter than Hawkwind - and not all these 
>>people's albums are "as good" - but it follows that you'll get a lot more 
>>pleasure out of any one of these in terms of listening, rather than yet 
>>another compilation or reissue from the labels that still try it on where 
>>the Hawks are concerne
>
>  I was thinking the same thing with them and probably ST37, Darxtar, 
>Architectural Metaphor, and F/I (Blanga has been getting a lot of air play 
>here).

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