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AT THE QUEEN ELIZABETH HALL

Robert Calvert

Psychedelic/Space Rock


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3.13 | 4 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Live, released in 1989

Songs / Tracks Listing

1.Evil Rock
2.Catch a Falling Starfighter
3.Gremlins
4.Aerospace Age Inferno
5.Test Tube Conceived
6.Working Down a Diamond Mine
7.All the Machines are Quiet
8.Work Song
9.Telekinesis
10.Acid Rain
11.Lord of the Hornets

Line-up / Musicians

- Robert Calvert / vocals


Releases information

(UK LP) Clear Records BLACK 1
(UK CD) Beat Goes On BGOCD 187

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ROBERT CALVERT At The Queen Elizabeth Hall ratings distribution


3.13
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(0%)
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Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(33%)
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Good, but non-essential (67%)
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3 stars This posthumous live album was a labour of love for Calvert's friends and relations. The concert was quite an event for Calvert, and he was apparently quite proud of the achievement of playing there. It is an excellent document of his wit as a performer and songwriter. He is backed up by member of the Inner City Unit on this record, and the punkish guitar sounds do complement the new wavy material from later records like the Cars-ish "Hype" and his anti-Thatcher political record "Freq". Not all of the material is strong, but Calvert's energy and the evident enthusiam of his performance, in addition to his humorous asides and exchanges with the audience make this a touching listen in light of the fact that he died not long after. The only drawback is the lack of a human drummer- the programmed drum machine beats are frankly awful, and I don't see why a real drummer couldn't be found. I can't bring myself to give this two stars, but nonetheless, I doubt any but Calvert/Hawkwind fans familiar with his personality and body of work will get much out of it.

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