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Hawkwind
Live 1990
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Karnac Intro - Hawkwind, Hawkwind
2. Angels of Death
3. Void of Golden Light
4. Ejection - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert [1]
5. Wings - Hawkwind, Davey, Alan
6. Out of the Shadows
7. Snake Dance - Hawkwind, Bainbridge, Harvey
8. Night of the Hawks
9. 7th Star
10. TV Suicide - Hawkwind, Bainbridge, Harvey
Track Listings (15) - Disc #2
1. Back in the Box - Hawkwind, Bainbridge, Harvey
2. Assassins of Allah
3. Images
4. Lives of Great Men
5. Void of Golden Light
6. Out of the Shadows
7. Snake Dance - Hawkwind, Bainbridge, Harvey
8. Night of the Hawks
9. The 7th Star
10. Back in the Box - Hawkwind, Bainbridge, Harvey
11. Utopia
12. Ejection - Hawkwind, Calvert, Robert [1]
13. Damnation Alley, Pt. 1
14. Your Secret's Safe With Me
15. Damnation Alley, Pt. 2

This long-awaited release includes some brilliant material from 1990 including the entire Nottingham 1990 show plus a unique TV broadcast. Hawkwind made a rare TV appearance on the program 'Bedrock' featuring guest vocal... more »

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All Artists: Hawkwind
Title: Live 1990
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Hawkwind UK
Release Date: 11/26/2002
Album Type: Live, Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 825947108028

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Loaded Live Archival of Strong Hawkwind Period

Eric DiStefano | 11/26/2002

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Live at Nottingham presents a good review of music from the period which produced some of their best musical sounds. Nottingham would be a 5 star rating 1) if sound quality were a bit stronger (it's not bad - and better than Glastonberry) and 2) if it weren't for the apparent absence of Simon House on the first CD (as best I can tell). Of course, they can survive without him (I prefer him in the line-up), but they did not seem to even re-orchestrate to fill in the missing overtones that his electric violin provides. The keyboards do not go the extra step, nor do the guitars. Still it is a powerful set. He returns on the second CD filling the wall of sound, though it is a somewhat less consistent patch of songs. In all, the two CDs give upwards of 2.5 hours of strong Hawkwind music with good rhythm and resolves, worthy of endless loop play. If you want the top production in this period get the Live Legends DVD."