SPACE RITUAL LIVE

Hawkwind

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Psychedelic/Space Rock

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Live, released in 2015

Songs / Tracks Listing

CD 1 (54:18)
1 Seasons (7:43)
2 Steppenwolf (8:58)
3 Utopia (8:00)
4 Opa Loka (5:32)
5 Spiral Galaxy (5:00
6 Reefer Madness (6:40)
7 Sentinel (6:03)
8 Spirit Of The Age (6:22)

CD 2 (77:16)
1 Earth Calling (1:32)
2 Born To Go (9:26)
3 Down Through The Night (4:26)
4 Poem 1st Landing (2:12)
5 Lord Of Light (5:44)
6 Poem Black Corridor (1:55)
7 Space Is Deep (5:01)
8 A Step Into Space (3:18)
9 Orgone Accumulator (5:47)
10 Upside Down (2:09)
11 Poem 10th Second Of Forever (2:04)
12 Brainstorm (8:57)
13 Seven By Seven (4:53)
14 Sonic Attack (3:20)
15 Time We Left (3:47)
16 Masters Of The Universe (7:56)
17 Welcome To The Future (4:49)

Total Time 2:11:34

Line-up / Musicians

- Dave Brock /
- Richard Chadwick /
- Tim Blake /
- Niall Hone /
- Mr Dibs /
- Dead Fred /

Releases information

Label: Gonzo
Format: Deluxe Edition (2 DVD, 2 CD - Limited) - March 27, 2015
Standard Edition (DVD/CD) - March 25, 2015
Double CD Edition: - March 25, 2015

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3.84
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(8%)
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Review by Warthur
PROG REVIEWER

Not to be confused with the original Space Ritual live album, this captures a 2014 with the present Hawkwind lineup celebrating that album's legacy over 40 years after its original release. CD1 offers a grab-bag of non-Space Ritual Hawkwind classics, whilst CD2 offers a full runthrough of the original double album length song cycle.

The material here isn't retooled very much, but arguably it doesn't need to be. Hearing Space Ritual without the thunderous underpinning of Lemmy's weapons-grade bass guitar is already transformative, teasing out some of the subtleties that were always there in the compositions, whilst the band add new embellishments in the light of a literal lifetime's familiarity with the material. This rendtiion won't displace the original for me by any stretch of the imagination, but it's an interesting alternative take on the idea.

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