Hawkwind Album Ranking - The 90's

[@antonhaq3503]

I enjoyed that. I'm happy to talk Hawkwind anytime day or night. Stick an album on, fire up a spliff and let's talk.

[@thegreyman]

Thanks for watching

[@36ELRIC]

Me too thanks, Did you want to purchase a book I can't remember if you did or not?

[@antonhaq3503]

@@36ELRIC I have the book mate

[@36ELRIC]

@@antonhaq3503 Thanks

[@antonhaq3503]

The White Zone album is stuff left over from Business Of The Future To Be Dangerous that was worked on and expanded. It's the sound of the band getting to grips with technology, sampling, sequencing etc. It never came out on vinyl but when Cherry Red did the Atomhenge reissues it was included so I consider it a proper album. I do agree that some albums would have been brilliant single albums rather than good doubles. My gripe with 90s material is the production. A separate good producer should have been used, Electric Tepee especially frustrated because it would've been so good with decent production.

[@thegreyman]

Thanks for watching, I'm sure Elric will spot this comment soon and give it a proper reply

[@36ELRIC]

Thanks Anton glad you agree with my double album thing. I actually think Tepee sounds good but Alien 4 sounds a bit cranky to me

[@antonhaq3503]

@@36ELRIC I thought Alien 4 on release was a real classic but now I go agree there's a much better single album amongst it.

[@user-ce7dv2ti5w]

I am very glad that It's the business of the future to be dangerous, was a double album. For me it's well spacey. So much more my kind of hawkwind than say the mid 80s more bland rock stuff

[@thegreyman]

Thanks for watching and commenting mate

[@uncleambient]

Alien 4 was tremendous but Distant Horizons was just awful.

[@thegreyman]

Thanks for watching, I am sure Elric will reply at some point too

[@volpeverde6441]

I like DISTANT HORIZONS.... it's grown on me....

[@36ELRIC]

@@volpeverde6441 It is definitely a grower