Hawkwind - Do Not Panic - Documentary Full

[@baberoot1998]

Most underrated band of the century...Hawkwind.

[@iananderson3799]

Nobody EVER underrated Hawkwind !!!

[@paulcoleman3081]

Strange that they have to justify Hawkwind by emphasising their influence on punk. As if punk was something better. It's like needing to justify the feast by how big the shit was after it.

[@andrewvida3829]

I'm thinking you're reading that wrong. I took it as a simple statement of fact and perhaps some pride.

[@neonwind]

🤣

[@mikc666]

A formative influence which has stood the test of time. I will be forever grateful to Hawkwind for opening my eyes to the possibilities of music and attitude just when I needed it. Space Lords!

[@ThisTrainIsLost]

Time has kept rolling since this documentary was shot. They say that Hawkwind has been active for 37 years. As I write this that number has grown to almost 55 years. And I'm still waiting for their next album.

[@jupitermoongauge4055]

Robert Calvert, one of the greatest lyricists, front men, rock n`roll geniuses of all time

[@paulrutter5739]

A space poet

[@cunobelinusX31]

I saw him 2 times, Cheltenham and Stonehenge, such a show manhe was so brilliant. I saw Hawkwind so many times, but I always missed Calvert, those were the days

[@paulrutter5739]

Psychodelic warloads disapear in smoke

[@ThisTrainIsLost]

You are absolutely correct!

[@Spirit-Of-The-Age]

Robert Calvert was/is a warrior poet, revolutionary, visionary genius. His lyrics are more relevant than ever. His warnings of an impending 'corporate dystopia'. He could see in the 70's what was coming, unless people woke up and started rediscovering their true, natural, indigenous selves. He could see how people in them mainstream were being manipulated by the 'ruling classes' and how people were heading into a trap of becoming 'mindless consumers' His lyrics did a huge amount to strengthen the 'counter culture' that Hawkwind were carrying along with them......and those lyrics and music are as powerful and important today as they ever were as we face the same issues.

[@andrewarthurmatthews6685]

I saw Space Ritual at Margate Dreamland Ballroom in 1973 and it was awesome however in my opinion they reached their peak with that show . Since then they have been bereft of new ideas and relying on repeating Silver Machine sound on every new release. Truly 3 minutes of fame

[@markwajdeman7118]

"As far as both music style and artistic ethos are concerned, Hawkwind really have more in common with the "Kosmische Musik" scene of Germany/Austria/Switzerland than with the rest of their generation's British prog/psych scene. I've once heard them described as the most German-sounding band to ever come out of the UK and it's not an unfair description." -Progarchives '08

[@michaelcottle6270]

Yep, "Opa Loka" was basically a rerecording of "Hallogallo" - I was shocked the first time I heard "Neu!"

[@lukedempsey112]

True. I met Dave Brock way back in 1981 and even then he was urging me to listen to Neu!

[@frequencyfluxfandango8504]

Over quite a few years, the combination of various characters ! There are so many talented musicians poets and personalities here, that I think of Hawkwind as a musical creative collective -which maybe just took the natural course which bands Have to take if they want to be ABLE to continue..? I saw them many times from 1980 - ...But, My Favourite years ? : Lemmy and/or Bob Calvert's input/ Space Ritual/WarriorOEofTime./Hall of MGrill. TIMELESS music -The very best kind. = )

[@highdownmartin]

1970 to 1979. Best ten years and a fantastic body of work. Always a shame when the acrimony takes over and the creativity dies away.

[@michaelcottle6270]

I'd add Levitation from 1980, but most of the later stuff lost me.

[@jerrycornelius2261]

Nick should have been slightly more disciplined and Dave a little more forgiving.

[@itchy-scratchy]

Discovered them in the 80s because of Lemmy......much acid shrooms psycodelics listening to hall of the mountain grill and warrior at the edge of time.

[@smithpm81]

most original band ever

[@johnnybs7]

56.05 - simon house 'its only music' WRONG simon - its the soundtrack to thousands of peoples lives. An artform that has touched so many people so deeply can never be described thus. This body of work will live FOREVER

[@graemeneil6066]

well said m8

[@twombley]

Well said. Creating something liike Hawkwind (or Floyd for that matter) is a contract between the band and fans. Throwing a hissy because you're an arsehole shouldn't be allowed. We have all been deprived of the potential of Hawkwind by Dave Brock's protectionism. Who gives a shit whether there's love in space? The makers of the music need to take it seriously. I loved Hawkwind. I still listen to Space Ritual frequently. An alien soundscape. Quark was brilliant too. So was 25 years, and PXR 5. And Astounding Sounds, Warrior, Hall, In Search of Space, Doremi. All absolute classics... Put up with the dificulties of working with people, and create interesting music Mr Brock.

[@warshipsatin8764]

@@twombley you werent deprived of anything by anyone. what does dave brocks disputed ownership of the name "hawkwind" have to do with music?

[@PAULLONDEN]

*@John Marcus* TENS of thousands......more likely.....A very important band which gains more fans with the years..... Even Brock's post 2000 mediocrity can't prevent that .

[@zippymufo9765]

@@twombley Robbed of what? Nik Turner doesn't need to use the Hawkwind name to put out music. Brock has been putting out music under the Hawkwind name non-stop for 50 years.

[@antonhaq3503]

I wish there was more live footage of the Calvert era.

[@mattthetoadlicker]

+Anton Haq Or some footage of Space Ritual. that's the Holy Grail, man...

[@antonhaq3503]

mattthetoadlicker What's such a wind up is that I'm sure it exists somewhere. The clips of Silver Machine and Urban Guerilla can not be the only bits filmed, there must be concert footage around the time of SR.

[@graemeneil6066]

yeah defo i remember going 2 the 2 acid daze gigs 1 in london and the 1 in leeds theres 1 song (needle gun) on you tube from the leeds gig so wheres the rest n the london 1 theres only the sound no vid wat a noise up

[@mattcooper9026]

@@antonhaq3503 it’s out there somewhere, allegedly! 😉

[@zippymufo9765]

One of the shows from the Hawklords/"25 Years On" tour was filmed but has never been edited and finished.

[@lesterquintrell4844]

Nalstalgia :-) Saw them a few times 30 yrs or so ago .. great on shrooms.

[@johnnyrotton4672]

Brock should have continued to send Stacia a chunk of money every so often too after she left as it was her presence & nakedness on stage that massively increased their appeal,audience size and ultimately their record sales

[@captnodge]

Wasn't the only thing massively increased

[@warshipsatin8764]

"heres some money because people liked your tits a long time ago" a few people may have saw them live partially because of her but i doubt she had an impact on record sales lmao

[@uncleambient]

@@captnodge Yak yak yak :)

[@ledzebulon6235]

I loved this band, they were a musical education and unique. Some of my best Trips were spent listening to the music. I have listened to them as a free man and a prisoner of this brutal system!! I have been a child of the 50s seeking peace and love and the answers to the mystery of the spiritual nature of the universe and then a rebellious revolutionary seeking the final overthrow of Babylon. Now I sit here with my memories, happy and sad waiting for my final trip away from this planet of lies and illusion, still searching for the Master of the universe 😐😃😂

[@williamsherman1089]

My god was your life really that bad? LoL

[@archon35]

Nice hawkumentary

[@Memeophobe]

They got the date of Bob's death wrong at the end-it was '88 ,not '98 ,foolish earth people.If only he'd had another 10 years...

[@skybluemarshall]

My brother saw the artwork of Hawkwind's debut album. That led him to aquire 5 of their albums. Our friends didn't know of Hawkwind. My brother's Space Ritual album converted many of our friends.

[@robertcubinelli4961]

The Hawks would not be Hawks without Lemmy (RIP).

[@neonskyline1]

The sound yes, along with simon king, Calvert made hawkwind

[@cheesyfurlong862]

Who else came to see Lemmy?

[@carmenowens3375]

I did!

[@DoctorPretorious616]

So did I.

[@smitbar11]

Just fascinating! Seen them a few times, I knew they were different!

[@nutcracker2916]

I love Hawkwind but parts of it is very Spinal Tap.

[@davidlomax4028]

I wouldve loved to have been Terry Ollis's mate

[@captnodge]

I'd love to have any mates Mate

[@NoRosesForMe]

Who knew there was so much history with Hawkwind? I dig this band but,,,Lemmie did some amazing stuff with not only Hawkwind but Sam Gopal's Dream & of course Motorhead. Sam Gopal's Dream is an amazing band to me. Escalator is beyond SO much from that time. Lemmie nailed that one. And he says he was a mediocre musician at the time of Gopal but,,,,its just,,,far freakin OUT. But yea,,,who knew this much about Hawkwind? wow,,,,thanks~"Jen"

[@williamthompson2941]

Played outside IOW on a truck too. That was it. I became a Space Cadet. Did not land for four years.

[@remdyxx]

rip Lemmy ;(

[@simonjohnson6581]

The world needs a hawkwind today more than ever......

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

there should be a list of songs lemmy sang because his voice changed so much

[@mattthetoadlicker]

+MichaelHansenFUN Silver Machine, The Watcher, Lost Johnny and Motorhead were the four HW songs he did lead vocal on. He did a lot of backing singing as well.

[@marcfedak]

@@mattthetoadlicker and @MichaelHansenFUN , Lemmy also sang and played guitar in the late 60s psychedelic folk group, Sam Gopal Group.

[@mattthetoadlicker]

@@marcfedak not to mention northern club rock n roll band The Rocking Vicars...

[@pressureworks]

Sir not appearing in this film. Also check out the Motorhead documentary, without Lemmy.

[@Paul_owie]

Dave Brock- Roger Waters, what the heck. you are part of what was, is ?

[@happyuk06]

Love the whole ethos of Hawkwind. The complete antithesis of what festivals like Glastonbury have become.

[@MothershipOracle]

heat up 2 knives till red hot, and place a small lump of hash on 1 of the knives. place the other knife quickly on top of the other and breathe in the smoke!!! (usualy through a bottle with bottom broken off) and turn up hawkwind! (especialy "space ritual)

[@PAULLONDEN]

How are your lungs ❓💥💨💨💨💨😵

[@metamaggot]

hair curling tongs is the other method

[@deepfryblue]

doesn't have to be only hash, a small wad of a bud will do. Doesn't have to be a broken bottle either, a plastic 1.5 litre bottle with the bottom cut off will do, just don't touch the sides with the hot knives.....

[@sophiew1967]

I used to be able to knock the bottom of a hot knife bottle out cleanly with one drop ofbmy knife..lol Did you ever resort to using a plastic botgle & some clown with the shakes would hit the edge with the hot knives & you'd get a lung full of plastic fumes & hash..lol No wonder my lungs are fucked in my 50' s ;) lol Do you remember Red Leb ,squidgy black that was def laced with opium & my favourite Lebanese gold! Oh we were spoilt ,non of that shit skunk stuff around ,I always preferred hash ,although I got great at growing for a few years :)

[@chestikov2011]

@@metamaggot Lol, the Vidal Sasoon method.

[@AnGoosen]

Love Hawkwind Maximum Respect to Captain Brock, for keeping it so cool over many decades ::)

[@johnnyrotton4672]

It was really wrong Dave Brock banning Turner and Olliss for using the name Ex-Hawkwind.Especially as it was Turner along with Calvert of course, that wrote all of their most interesting songs which made them such a cult

[@neonskyline1]

Calvert made hawkwind, and bands to follow, a genius

[@terrypussypower]

Dave Brock IS Hawkwind! And Turner came the cunt when he hijacked the Hawkwind name to tour America, and cost Brock a fortune in court costs to protect the name and stop Turner from stealing it.

[@harrythomson6035]

Turner hasn't been in the band since 1984, and in total put in about 7 years. Even then, his song output was pretty minimal, and after Doremi not particularly interesting. Calvert's input and output were obviously greater, but he's been dead 32 years, and the band has carried on putting out new material, much of which has been excellent. Why should Turner and Ollis be allowed to use the name of a band they have not been in for the last 35 years (49 in Ollis's case)?

[@uncleambient]

@@terrypussypower That's quite a simplified version of the story tbh, but bless you, namaste 🙏

[@johnholmes912]

with hawkwind you really do need to turn it up to 11

[@Headwind-1]

the picture of john harrison was anderson

[@PAULLONDEN]

"Dave Brock declined to appear due to the participation of Nick Turner" .......Small minded ofcourse , so...what do you do as a docu maker ? choose for Turner ? 8:02 👈🏼😵Kent.... once the epitome of scribe cool.... Hawkwind was far from NME's darling anyway , they didn't dare to embrace this amazing band and were prone to ridicule them. Reluctantly gave a somewhat favourable review now & then . When by '77 some 'punks' mentioned Hawkwind , they were suddenly cool to embrace , but by then it was too late ,Brock went the way of NWOBH 🙄with "Levitation" which was a good album , but not to the taste of the "hip" press .

[@AnthonyMonaghan]

I imagine Nick Kent himself was a fan, but he did work for the paper, rather than being the voice of the NME.

[@mattthetoadlicker]

Matthew Wright has MASSIVELY gone up in my estimation. I hate what he does for a living, but he is a proper Hawkwind fan and a good friend to the band and fans. Respect is due.

[@sophiew1967]

Mathew Wright is an expert on Gong & Hawkwind .Not sure if you've ever seen it but when the great Daevid Allen departed this mortal coil & went back to the Plabet Gong..Mathew dedicated his morning show to him.stunning! He had Hawkwind on his morning ' celebrity panel' once ,very surreal morning tv for old hippues ;)

[@sophiew1967]

Excuse the damn typos !😲

[@PAULLONDEN]

@@sophiew1967 Save the excuses ...ever tried editing a typo ?

[@Helios601]

One person you don’t want as a fan

[@wadecarpenter8552]

I wish I had seen Hawkwind live. Drove 700 miles to see them, but Dave Brock & Ron Tree had issues getting into the US.

[@warshipsatin8764]

they had a lot of the cool sounds and themes of prog but without any of the high mindedness or pretension of being more intellectual and sophisticated than rock and roll. they were heavier and more raw than even straight rock and roll bands

[@newforestpixie5297]

i remember 1st hearing Silver Machine aged 8 or 9 when herding stepdads’ Guernseys into milk at Fairmeads Farm on big brothers’ transistor radio . we would listen to radio 1 all day hoping to hear Silver Machine Hocus Pocus , Joybringer , I Know What I Like in Your Wardrobe or This Town Ain’t Big Enough For The Both of Us . saw Nick Turners ICU at stonehenge in 1983 or 84 & Hawkwind at The Academy in Bournemouth with a Ballerina & guy wielding an Axe on stage doing Chronicles of the Black Sword 👽🐀🐢❤️

[@t55a2]

Amazing

[@torchbearer3784]

Do a follow up to this! The story ain't over yet 😀

[@215Gallagher]

1977, first year university, intro to pot, Space Ritual Live on the turntable and suddenly it's 2024, retired and it's time to fire up some medicinal indica and listen to side four.

[@magirusdeutzjupiter2234]

Wow, I never knew all of this about Hawkwind, fantastic video, full respect for this band although I was not in to them.

[@metaphysicalmigraine694]

Rich history for artists archives

[@sophiew1967]

Huge THANKS ,I love you for uploading this .I am so lucky to have been an acid queen teen & seen Hawkwind play atvthe very last Stonehenge Free festival in 84 ..3 purple microdots ,a big block of squidgy black hash...Oh such beautiful dazzzze 🌟 🌙

[@MrWishud]

First saw them in '71 as a 15yr old. Squidgy black, acid and Hawkwind was, and is, always a great combination. Happy days indeed.

[@grantrowland5008]

Went '79 -'83 for Solstice Birthday Party times :-) Loved Ozric Tentacles / Motorhead Too.. Forgot To Mention Glastonbury + Reading Festival s

[@newforestpixie5297]

after 4 years going to Stonehenge ,being at Reading Festival in 1983 was hell on Earth for me at least. being crammed amongst hundreds of clans of hostile blokes in denim uniforms pissing into & throwing or burning plastic cider bottles whilst lager was the only freely available high. never went back to that urban human cattle market . But following year was surrounded by space & fantastic folk of all ages & styles plus saw Nik Turners’ iCU , the Enid , Roy Harper & Buster Bloodvessel fast asleep in an old fashioned deck chair - all at stonehenge in the sun whilst off my face on everything & still had change from a tenner 😁👍

[@rainerkornmusic]

It was like star trek with long hair and Drugs! Best Lemmy ever!

[@buzzlightyear1191]

This is doctor Fauci’s COVID 19 theme song

[@bernierakocevic9538]

Great doco warts and all. Space Ritual was life changing.

[@jamesleonard2870]

All the stories of guys loosing their minds and strangers druggings the band sounds like classic cia mkultra stuff. The sonic weapons stuff was a little to close to home for the cia I think. Insane stuff

[@dillongstaff5625]

Having a Hawkwind documentary without any input from Dave Brock is like a documentary about The Fall without Robert Smith,a documentary about The Fall without Mark E. Smith or a Beatles documentary without Mick Jagger.

[@dillongstaff5625]

I meant The Cure

[@KelsaRavenlock]

I've always liked the song "urban guerrilla" especially the line "you know we've used up all of our magic powers trying to do it in the road". (Edit for auto correct mistakes)

[@alanrichardson1105]

hahahaha the thing is,is the story STILL goes on, and on, and onnnnnn

[@PAULLONDEN]

"on & on" ........with the "slight" difference that Brock threw his legacy to the dogs , by releasing mostly crap material for the last 25 years.....

[@snakewhitcher4189]

I say I say old Bob. The Hawkwinds were the shit back in the time before. Tolkien will back me up on this. But he's no longer alive and will be doing no such thing as a result. So you're just going to have to take my word.

[@jussiniemi9560]

Hawkwind was the bridge between punk and techno for me. And drugs of course.

[@deepindercheema4917]

57:50 to about 57:59 great poster by Yellow Pig Nov 1971 gig at Medway

[@johndaarteest]

Getting pulled by Stacia - what luck.

[@hekakain4108]

"Warrior On The Edge Of Time"

[@madvincent9647]

they didn't even mention drummer Simon King 😢 nice documentary nonetheless

[@MarkkuKoljonenwTinja]

Thanks! :D Christine,Tinja&Markku

[@helmutsecke3529]

Ol' Kento disnae appear half bizarro, eh what?

[@wp4866]

interesting, but lemmy was hard to understand.

[@Maliceuk]

Lem was great,great sense of humor and Terry seems alike a really cool chap.

[@terrypussypower]

Top 3 Hawkwind albums: 1."Space Ritual", 2."Doremi Fasol Latido", 3."Quark, Strangeness and Charm".

[@skum73]

Thats a good top 3. Im going for 1. Space Ritual 2. Space Bandits 3. Hall of the mountain grill

[@highdownmartin]

Grill In search of space Quark But depending on your mood.... Pxr5 Hawklords, astounding sounds

[@ibuprofen303]

I'm going for "Hawkwind Greatest Hits now that's what I call a top ten hit not 'arf mate" and "A selection of Hawkwindy Hotel Lounge Classics - including Ferraris In Monaco and Baby you're a slick mover".

[@michaelcottle6270]

No love for Warrior on the Edge of Time? It's hard to find a bad one from 71-80

[@terrypussypower]

@@michaelcottle6270 Yeah, maybe I should’ve made it a Top 5 instead of a Top 3!

[@sophiew1967]

One person I'd love to see play with Hawkwind is the purple electric violin man Ed Alleyne- Johnson...that would be too much .

[@yvoheaton6402]

Seen Ed many a time in York. Will mention it next time I see him

[@TheVidkid67]

Calvert died in 1988 not 1998.

[@neonwind]

Still keep coming back to this Documentary. Hawkwind were more important in my life then I realised. 1st Album is and was, never off the, turntable/cassette-Walkman/CD. Now the MP3 Player. 8 -Track I couldn't afford at the time, you needed to buy a car, they seemed attached to 8- Tracks. Imagine that, playing music while driving!

[@Leocomander]

BBC 4 Jeez how many bbc channels do you guys have??!!

[@Robbsart]

Leocomander Four for entertainment and then a few channels for sports, kids, news and a dedicated politics but not one solely for music.

[@safeashouses211]

+Leocomander They've got to try and justify the license fee somehow! ;)

[@PAULLONDEN]

Lemmy seems to forget that after he got his marching orders the band went to new heights ....... oh wait ..the band "didn't crack America" ....ain't that a fucking shame ..... That's probably why Hawkwind stayed interesting to well into the 90's. While Lemmy ( aka Mr.Marlborough) 💨🥴🚬💨💨found his heaven in LA .

[@jerrycornelius2261]

LEMMY & MOORCOCK WERE MATES BUT LEMMY NEVER REALLY TOOK IN THAT MM HAD BEEN PERFORMING IN BANDS SINCE 1957!!

[@grantrowland5008]

Great Times at Lyceum, Stonehenge, St.Albans + Hammersmith.. Even at Borehamwood ! Different LineUp every Gig ..Triffic Sounds / Lights..Luv 'em !

[@Maliceuk]

It is such a great shame how things went.

[@450celtic]

Hahaha get the fuck out of our park...

[@MichaelHansenFUN]

Where is Henry Rollins?

[@mattthetoadlicker]

+MichaelHansenFUN Yes he's a huge Hawkwind Fan and should have had a say, like Johnny Rotten.

[@grantcampbell2624]

Last acid trip at hawkwind gig 30 years ago. That was enough for me. Love and peace to everyone. Careful with the psychedelics sisters and brothers

[@andytuohy4086]

Who stole Nick Kent's chin?

[@powerdavid6235]

At a guess I think I've seen Hawkwind live about 500 times since 1971. Shame Dave and Nik fell out with each other, they were a great writing duo.

[@powerdavid6235]

At a guess I think I've seen Hawkwind live about 500 times since 1971. Shame Dave and Nik fell out with each other, they were a great writing duo.

[@michaelwiberg9173]

Me I’ve been into Hawkwind since the start huge fan. This isn’t music its devotional education in wilder ways , pink fieries said alleyways are the limit.

[@jerrycornelius2261]

BROCK STEERED AND TURNER BLEW THE CHAOS HORN. THE BAND WAS NEVER BETTER WHEN THOSE TWO WARRIORS STOOD SIDE BY SIDE ON THE EDGE OF TIME WHILE CALVERT SANG THE SYRENS IN. BROCK SHOULD NEVER HAVE GONE OVER TO LAW!

[@PAULLONDEN]

Although Brock has to be lauded for taking Hawkwind well into the 90's with interesting releases , sadly he dragged the band's legacy through the gutter for the last two decades......

[@zippymufo9765]

Bullshit. Nik Turner has done more damage with his games, using a name he had no rights to.

[@thatwasthedaythatwas]

Saw them for the first time yesterday. Heard about them for years and knew nothing. Really enjoyed the gig and this video

[@seanwebb7765]

A Hall Of The Mountain Grill Lost Johnny Lemmy Memorial Special!

[@kirstiehiorns2702]

yes crude and ugley. they kind of shared my space along time ago. you could say there was talent..yes

[@neilbagshaw2025]

l need a 100 big blotters , 250 micrograms per tile, talk to me lmm not a narcotic office..

[@johnmccartney3819]

Hawkwind, a bit more violent than Brahms. Love it.

[@williamforbes6291]

What did the angry black folk shout at 2min?????

[@emilyoshiro]

Simon King Forever!!!

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Oh to have a time machine 🚀 , and go back to a gig , just for 1 night , or a long weekend ❤️

[@faithnomore7959]

RIP NIK TURNER BACK WITH YOUR BUDDY CAPTAIN ROBERT CALVERT

[@michaelwiberg9173]

Ravi Shankar just wasn’t there but you owe him too!

[@davidmerola7070]

Hawkwind the gods .. of the world of music...

[@jayb1543]

Lemmy is god. Also "I could stun a badger at 20 paces..." quote of the documentary...of which there are a lot to be fair.

[@graemeneil6066]

funny as fuck

[@buzzlightyear1191]

Saw Lenny at the colston hall

[@captnodge]

Well maybe not god but definitely his son born on 24 Dec. Good enough for me .son of God born in Burslem. Potteries

[@thomasstillman4805]

LMAO@16:20

[@nickcarlino2342]

Robert Calvert died in 1988 NOT 1998.

[@graemeneil6066]

pity dave didnt appear top bloke top band

[@twombley]

He was the core of the band but ended up destroying it. They've been regurgitating shit since 1982, and the litigation against Nik Turner was just shocking. It makes my blood boil. Brock has a great voice and writes some good tunes, but the best Hawkwind music was created by others feeding off him. Lemmy, Nik, Bob Calvert, Huw etc...Turning Hawkwind into the Dave Brock Travelling Carnival has deprived us of...who knows what? Imagine the creativity of 1969-1979 distributed over the subsequent 30 years. Fucking gnarly tattooed fascist twat. There'll be a place in hell for him. I saw Nik's band supporting Gong abot 10 years ago. I didn't know they were the support act until they got on stage. I thought I was hallucinating. Magical. On the other hand, Hawkwind doing their Warrior on the Edge of Time was like watching a bored tribute band. In comfy slippers. Quite liked Tim Blake tho...

[@michaelwiberg9173]

Today it’s all in the life became. A thing

[@Zopf-international]

Group X.

[@Unsung_Earth]

Spinal tap have met their match 11/11