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Hawkwind I collect the music of Hawkwind. I've been collecting it since 1973 when I first heard Space Ritual on vinyl. I love the spacey sort of music. They are the space rock equivalent of the Grateful Dead, except more musical. Most of their recent reissues and live performances are readily available, and a lot of the older CDs are available if you hunt for them. Four CDs are very hard to get. They are: Quark, Strangeness and Charm Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music PXR5 Hawklords 25 Years On These occasionally turn up on eBay. The first two usually go for about $50 each, but I've seen the last two go for $125 each. I am amazed that CDs turn out to be so collectible. This page is a quick check list for me to keep track of what I have and what I am looking for. I've also got a small history of the band that I wrote in the 1980s when I did a radio show featuring Hawkwind. The information is probably sort of accurate, but it runs out of data around 1985. There are a few books around that give the history of Hawkwind, so I don't plan on expanding the little bit that I have already done. Hawkwind Quick Release List This is a quick checklist of the essential classics. That's just my viewpoint. Others will differ on what I left off this list. See further below for the expanded list. The first 12 releases here are the best. Add in Space Ritual Volume 2 for an extended live drone, and you've got the best of Hawkwind. The huge collection of compilations and live material is interesting, but not essential. 1970 Hawkwind 1971 In Search of Space 1972 Doremi Fasol Latido 1973 Space Ritual (live) 1974 Hall of the Mountain Grill 1975 Warrior on the Edge of Time 1976 Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music 1977 Quark Strangeness and Charm 1978 Hawklords 25 Years On 1979 PXR5 1979 Live 79 1980 Levitation 1981 Sonic Attack 1982 Church of Hawkwind 1982 Choose Your Masques 1983 Zones 1985 Chronicle of the Black Sword 1988 The Xenon Codex 1990 Space Ritual Volume 2 1990 Space Bandits 1992 Electric Tepee A Choppy History This short history was written as accompaniment to a radio show I did in the mid 1980s. As it was filler between the tracks, it's short and choppy. The story of Hawkwind starts way back in the late sixties in the Notting Hill area of London. Here at a jam session lasting just a few minutes at the All Saints Hall in Notting Hill Gate was a band comprising Dave Brock on guitar, Nik Turner on vocals, sax and flute, and Mick Slattery on guitar (all from Dave Brock's Famous Cure band) plus Terry Ollis on drums, John Harrison on bass guitar and Dik Mik (who provided the electronics) performing under the name of Group X. The band started as Group X, changed name to Hawkwind Zoo and soon settled on Hawkwind. (Hawkwind had apparently been one of Nik Turner's nicknames.) Their first performance attracted a booking agent and shortly afterwards, in November 1969, they were signed to United Artists. The band became well known for their experiments with sound, light and drugs and their following soon grew to legendary status after a 1970 appearance at the Isle of Wight festival. Also that year they released their first album, the live self-titled "Hawkwind". After their first album, John Harrison left the band and was replaced by Dave Anderson. Del Dettmar also joined Hawkwind on synthesiser. 1971 saw the release of the quasi-psychedelic "In Search of Space" which sold over 100,000 copies in Britain alone. Part of a live 1972 concert was taped, and from it sprang the pre-punk heavy-metal "Silver Machine", a #3 hit, which stunned many people as their early music and lifestyle truly embodied the underground spirit of the time. More lineup changes occurred with Terry Ollis replaced by Simon King on drums, Ian "Lemmy" Kilminster replacing Dave Anderson on bass guitar. Their third album "Doremi Fasol Latido" was released in 1972. With the addition of South African-born poet and lyricist (and sometimes vocalist) Robert Calvert, the group's material improved. Their most successful album ever was the live double LP "Space Ritual", released in 1973, which cracked the English Top Ten. That year, their hit-bound single "Urban Guerilla" (debuting at #34 on the charts) was pulled from distribution after only two weeks by United Artists because of a coincidental outbreak of terrorist bombings in London. The group toured the US for the first time in late 1973, with a revue including a semi-nude dancer, Stacia. Soon after "Space Ritual" was released, Bob Calvert took two years off from Hawkwind to work on two solo projects. 1974 saw the release of "Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters" and in 1975 he released "Lucky Leif and the Longships" which was produced by Brian Eno. Various members of Hawkwind helped him with the two albums. He rejoined the band in 1976. More lineup changes occurred with Dik Mik (electronics and keyboards) leaving the band. His position was taken by Simon House on violin and keyboards. Hawkwind made a couple of trips to the United States in 1974 to support "Hall of the Mountain Grill" but late in the year, police in Indiana, claiming the group owed over $8,000 in back taxes, impounded all its equipment and the band returned to England. Del Dettmar left the band and a second drummer, Allan Powell, joined. In 1974, science-fiction author, Michael Moorcock, took an interest in the band, an interest that would continue for quite some time. With the temporary absence of Robert Calvert, Hawkwind needed a lyricist. Michael Moorcock filled the bill nicely and wrote quite a number of songs for the band. He also, occasionally, performed with the band on vocals. Many of his songs were based on his books. Moorcock and co-author Michael Butterworth featured the group in their 1976 novel, "The Time of the Hawklords". Later, in 1978, Hawkwind took the name Hawklords, for a short time. By the spring of 1975, Hawkwind were back in America for their fourth tour, to support "Warrior on the Edge of Time". Bassist, Ian "Lemmy" Kilminister was arrested by Canadian customs for possession of amphetamine sulphate and was jailed. Not wishing to jeopardize yet another US tour, the band fired him. Lemmy, immediately after being released, formed heavy metal band, Motorhead. He was replaced on bass by Paul Rudolph. Hawkwind also played to much acclaim at the Reading Festival in August 1975. Soon thereafter, Michael Moorcock released "New World's Fair" (1975) with instrumental backing from Hawkwind. In 1976, after the release of "Warrior on the Edge of Time", they split from United Artists. During their time with United Artists, they had recorded six albums, as well making "live" contributions to album sets like "Greasy Truckers Party" and "Glastonbury Fayre". When they signed with the Charisma label, only Dave Brock and Nik Turner remained of the original band. Bob Calvert rejoined the band at this time. The line-up then consisted of Dave Brock - guitar and vocals, Nik Turner - sax and vocals, Bob Calvert - poet and vocalist, Simon King - drums, Simon House - keyboards, Paul Rudolph - bass, and Alan Powell - drums. Their first release on Charisma was the single "Kerb Crawler" in July 1976, closely followed by the album "Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music", including the menacing "Steppenwolf" track. Also in 1976, United Artists released a compilation album "Roadhawks" with some live tracks on it. In 1977 came a new single "Back on the Streets" which pre-dated a further change of line-up. Nik Turner departed and set up Sphynx, whose "Xitintoday" LP was released by Charisma in June 1978. Rudolph and Powell were getting a bit funky for the likes of Brock and Calvert, so they were shown the door and formed a short-lived outfit called Kicks. Adrian Shaw, bass and vocals, was drafted in for a new slimline band. Shaw was from a band called Magic Muscle, from Bristol, who had supported Hawkwind on tour. The new five-piece band (Dave Brock, Bob Calvert, Simon House, Simon King, and Adrian Shaw) recorded "Quark Strangeness and Charm" which was released in June 1977. It reached #30 in the American album charts. A single version of the song "Quark Strangeness and Charm" was released in July 1977. Their autumn tour was named after another popular track of the LP, "Spirit of the Age". United Artists again capitalized on Hawkwind by releasing another compilation album "Masters of the Universe" in 1977. In late 1977, Hawklords recorded the "P.X.R.5" album which was not released until May 1979 after legal matters and lineup changes were settled. Shortly after, Simon House left to join David Bowie's band and Hawkwind recruited Paul Hayles to play keyboards for a US tour. After the tour, the bands problems were compounded when Simon King and Adrian Shaw also left. This left only Dave Brock and Bob Calvert in the band. Hasty recruitment found Martin Griffin on drums, Harvey Bainbridge on bass. In late 1977, because of legal complications, they dropped the name Hawkwind and for a very short time they became the Sonic Assassins. (In 1981, Flicknife Records released a live self-titled 12" single by the Sonic Assassins, which was recorded on Christmas Eve 1977.) The name, Sonic Assassins, was changed in 1978 to Hawklords, a Bob Calvert concept based on Michael Moorcock's book "Time of the Hawklords". Paul Hayles left and was replaced by Steve Swindells on keyboards. The Hawklords album "25 Years On" was released in October 1978 and reached #38 in the album charts. (Simon House and Simon King play on several tracks from "25 Years On".) A single version of "Psi Power" was released in October 1978, while a 12" metallic grey version of "25 Years On" appeared in May 1979. Bob Calvert left the band again after "25 Years On" and pursued his solo career which included the album "Hype - Songs of Tom Mahler" released in 1980 (which was the soundtrack to his book about the music industry - "Hype"), and the album "Test Tube Conceived" in 1986. After Calvert's departure, Hawkwind continued as a four-piece for a while. "P.X.R.5" was finally released in May 1979 and made it to #42. With it's release, Hawkwind left the Charisma label and signed briefly with Bronze Records. This change of record label was accompanied by the inevitable lineup changes. Huw LLuoyd-Langton joined Hawkwind on lead guitar. Steve Swindells left and Tim Blake joined on keyboards. Simon King returned briefly on drums and Martin Griffith left. With Bronze, they released only two albums. Late 1979 saw the "Hawkwind Live" album released. Simon King again left the band, to be replaced by Ginger Baker in time to record "Levitation" which appeared in 1980. Charisma released it's compilation album "Repeat Performance" also in 1980. In 1981 with a change of label to RCA and the inevitable lineup changes (Ginger Baker out, Martin Griffin back in on drums, Tim Blake out and not replaced on keyboards, and Michael Moorcock appearing on vocals again), they released their sixteenth album, "Sonic Attack". Hawkwind set up it's own record label, Flicknife Records, in 1981. This allowed them to release material that was recorded under their other names, Sonic Assassins and Hawklords, as well as selections from bands associated with Hawkwind. Their first release with Flicknife Records was the single "Motorhead/Valium Ten" in 1981 with tracks recorded in 1977 and 1978. In 1982, came the 12" EP, "Sonic Assassins" with three tracks recorded Christmas Eve 1977 when the band was called the Sonic Assassins. Next came the album "Hawkwind, Friends and Relations" in 1982, that contained live tracks by Hawkwind, Hawklords and Sonic Assassins, as well as tracks by Inner City Unit and Michael Moorcock's Deep Fix. Another Flicknife release in 1982 was the double album released only in Spain, "Hawkwind". This double album contained all tracks from the three previous Flicknife releases except for the two Michael Moorcock and Deep Fix tracks on "Friends and Relations". It also contained three tracks recorded in 1969 under the name Hawkwind-Zoo. Two more RCA releases, "Church of Hawkwind" (1982) and "Choose Your Masques" (1982), saw the fulfillment of their contract with RCA. Nik Turner rejoined the band in time to record "Choose Your Masques" with them. United Artists again got into the act in 1983 and released a double live album "The Text of Festival - Hawkwind Live 1970-2". Hawkwind released the second in the Friends and Relations series in 1983 with "Hawkwind, Friends and Relations ... Twice Upon a Time". This contained live tracks from Hawkwind from 1971, 1972 and 1978 as well as tracks from Hawkwind alumni. Harvey Bainbridge recorded "The Changing". Nik Turner, Dave Brock and Harvey Bainbridge under the name Uncle Nik & the E.T.'s recorded "Phone Home Elliot" with the recent film "E.T" in mind. Martin Griffin with Steve Swindells and others recorded "Work". Nik Turner recorded "Man with the Golden Arm". Dave Brock recorded "Motherless Children". The Hawkwind lineup at this stage was essentially Dave Brock, Harvey Bainbridge, Huw LLoyd-Langton and Martin Griffin. Keith Hayle joined the band on keyboards and Michael Moorcock also recorded with Hawkwind for the release in late 1983 of the album "Zones". In 1984, Hawkwind played at the Heavy Metal festival at Stonehenge and released a recording of that concert on Flicknife Records, called "Stonehenge, This Is Hawkwind, Do Not Panic". The album also contained a 12" single with the studio tracks "Stonehenge Decoded" and "Watching the Grass Grow". Another Flicknife Records release came in 1985 with "Hawkwind, Friends & Relations Volume 3". This contained live Hawkwind and Hawklords tracks, a live radio cut from Dave Brock - "Wired Up For Sound" and his song "When the Going Gets Tough", Bob Calvert's "Widow Song", Harvey Bainbridge's Alman Mulo Band and "Toad On the Road", Stravinsky Shoe's "Vampire" and Underground Zero's Canes Venatici". Keith Hayles left the band abd Harvey Bainbridge switched to synth and keyboards and Alan Davey joined on bass. Martin Griffin again left the band and was replaced by Danny Thompson. Dave Charles also joined on percussion. The Hawkwind line-up at this stage was Dave Brock, vocals and guitar, Harvey Bainbridge, synth and keyboards, Huw Lloyd-Langton, lead guitar, Alan Davey, bass, Danny Thompson, drums, Dave Charles, percussion. The last Flicknife Records release for 1985 was Hawkwind with "The Chronicle of the Black Sword", a concept album based on Michael Moorcock's character Elric of Melnibone. Demi-Mondaine Records also released three Hawkwind albums in 1985. All three were early recordings of Hawkwind from 1972/1973. "In the Beginning" was a re-release of eight tracks from the 1972 line-up of Hawkwind. "Bring Me the Head of Yuri Gagarin" was a live album of a previously un-released concert from 1973, the Meltdown at the Empire Pool. "Space Ritual Volume 2" was a concert recorded at The Sundown, Brixton, London on 30th December 1972. Some tracks from the album "Space Ritual 1" also came from this concert, but "we had to cut a piece out of Brainstorm and Time We Left because they were too long". This has been remedied by the release of the full-length versions in "Space Ritual 2". Hawkwind Releases Some CDs have extra tracks, and tracks that are not in the same order as the original LPs. I have listed the CD tracks here. Year Title Tracks Cover 1970 Hawkwind Hurry On Sundown The Reason Is? Be Yourself Paranoia Part I Paranoia Part II Seeing It As You Really Are Mirror Of Illusion 1971 In Search Of Space You Shouldn't Do That You Know You're Only Dreaming Master Of The Universe We Took The Wrong Step Years Ago Adjust Me Children of the Sun 1972 Doremi Fasol Latido Brainstorm Space Is Deep One Change Lord of Light Down Through The Night Time We Left This World Today The Watcher 1974 Space Ritual Earth Calling / Born To Go Down Through The Night The Awakening Lord Of Light Black Corridor Space Is Deep Electronic No 1 Orgone Accumulator Upside Down 10 Seconds To Forever Brainstorm Seven By Seven Sonic Attack Time We Left This World Today Master Of The Universe Welcome To The Future 1974 Masters of the Universe Master Of The Universe Brainstorm Sonic Attack Orgone Accumulator It's So Easy Lost Johnny 1974 Hall Of The Mountain Grill Psychedelic Warlords (Disappear In Smoke) Wind Of Change D-Rider Web Weaver You'd Better Believe It Hall Of The Mountain Grill Lost Johnny Goat Willow Paradox 1975 Warrior On The Edge Of Time Assault And Battery Part 1 Golden Void Part II Wizard Blew His Horn Opa-Loka Demented Man Magnu Standing At The Edge Spiral Galaxy 28948 Warriors Dying Seas Kings Of Speed 1976 Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music Reefer Madness Steppenwolf City Of Lagoons Aubergine That Ate Rangoon Kerb Crawler Kadu Flyer Chronoglide Skyway 1977 Quark, Strangeness And Charm Spirit Of The Age Damnation Alley Fable Of A Failed Race Quark Strangeness And Charm Hassan I Sahba Forge Of Vulcan Days Of The Underground Iron Dream 1978 Hawklords: 25 Years On Psi Power Free Fall Automoton 25 Years Flying Doctor The Only Ones (Only) The Dead Dreams Of The Cold War Kid Age Of The Micro Man   1979 PXR5 Death Trap Jack Of Shadows Uncle Sam's On Mars Infinity Life Form Robot High Rise PXR5   1980 Levitation Levitation Motorway City Psychosis World Of Tiers Prelude Who's Gonna Win The War Space Chase The Fifth Second Of Forever Dust Of Time 1980 Live '79 Shot Down In The Night Motorway City Spirit Of The Age Brainstorm Lighthouse Master Of The Universe Silver Machine (Requiem) 1981 Sonic Attack Sonic Attack Rocky Paths Psychosonia Virgin Of The World Angels Of Death Living On A Knife Edge Coded Languages Disintegration Streets Of Fear Lost Chances 1982 Church Of Hawkwind Angel Voices Nuclear Drive Star Cannibal Phenomenon Of Luminosity Fall Of Earth City The Church Identimate Some People Never Die Damage of Life Experiment With Destiny Mists of Meridin Looking In The Future Joker At The Gate Light Specific Data Last Messiah 1982 Choose Your Masques Choose Your Masques Dream Worker Arrival In Utopia Utopia Silver Machine Void City Solitary Mind Games Fahrenheit 451 The Scan Waiting For Tomorrow 1983 Zones Zones Dangerous Vision Running Through The Back Brain The Island Motorway City Utopia 84 Social Alliance Sonic Attack Dream Worker Brainstorm 1984 Stonehenge This Is Hawkwind Do Not Panic Psi Power Levitation Circles Space Chase Death Trap Angels Of Death Shot Down In The Night Stonehenge Decoded Watching The Grass Grow 1985 Chronicle Of The Black Sword Song Of The Swords Shade Gate The Sea King The Pulsing Cavern Elric Needle Gun Zarozinia The Demise Sleep Of A Thousand Tears Chaos Army Horn Of Destiny 1987 Out & Intake Turner Point Waiting For Tomorrow Cajun Jinx Solitary Mind Games Starflight Ejection Assassins Of Allah Flight To Maputo Confrontation 5/4 Ghost Dance Coded Languages Warrior On The Edge Of Time 1988 The Xenon Codex The War I Survived Wastelands Of Sleep Neon Skyline Lost Chronicles Tides Heads Mutation Zone E.M.C. Sword Of The East Good Evening 1990 Space Rital Volume 2 Space Orgone Accumulator Upside Down Sonic Attack Time We Left Ten Seconds Of Forever Brainstorm Seven By Seven Master Of The Universe Welcome To The Future 1990 Space Bandits Images Black Elk Speaks Wings Out Of The Shadows Realms Ship Of Dreams T.V. Suicide 1992 Electric Tepee LSD Blue Shift Death Of War The Secret Agent Garden Pests Space Dust Snake Dance Mask Of The Morning Rites Of The Netherworld Don't Understand Sadness Runs Deep Right To Decide Going To Hawaii Electric Tepee 1992 Hawklords Live 25 Years High Rise Death Trap Spirit of the Age Sonic Attack Over the Top 1992 Mighty Hawkwind Classics 1980-1985 Hurry On Sundown Sweet Mistress Of Pain Kings Of Speed Motorhead Valium Ten (extended version) Night Of The Hawks / Stonehenge Green Finned Demon Dream Dancers Dragons & Fables Over The Top Free Fall Death Trap 1992 Palace Springs Back In The Box Treadmill Void Of Golden Light Lives Of Great Men Time We Left Heads Acid Test Damnation Alley 1993 It is the Business of the Future to be Dangerous It is the Business of the Future To Be Dangerous Space is their (Palestine) Tibet is not China (Part 1) Tibet is not China (Part 2) Let Barking Dogs Lie Wave Upon Wave Letting in the Past The Camera that could Lie 3 or 4 Erections in the Course of a Night Techno Tropic Zone exists Gimme Shelter Avante 1993 Lord Of Light Lord Of Light Seven By Seven (single mix) Paradox (single mix) You'd Better Believe It (single mix) The Right Stuff Ejection (single mix) Nik Turner - The Weighing Of The Heart And Negative Confession (travel mix) 1994 Live Chronicles Chronicle of the Black Sword Song of the Swords Dragons and Fables Narration The Sea King Dead God's Homecoming Angels of Death Shade Gate Rocky Paths Narration (Elric the Enchanter Part 1) The Pulsing Cavern Master of the Universe Dragon Song Dreaming City Choose Your Masques Fight Sequence Assault & Battery Sleep of a Thousand Tears Zarozinia Lords of Chaos The Dark Lords Wizards of Pan Tang Moonglum (Friend without a Cause) Elric the Enchanter Part 2 Needle Gun Conjuration of Magnu - Magnu Dust of Time The Final Fight Horn of Fate (Destiny) 1994 Undisclosed Files Addendum Orgone Accumulator Ghost Dance Sonic Attack Watching The Grass Grow Coded Languages Damned By The Curse Of Man Ejection Motorway City Dragons And Fables Heads Angels Of Death 1994 Decide Your Future E.P. Right To Decide (Original Mix) The Camera That Would Not Die (Original Mix) Right To Decide (Radio Edit Mix) Assassin (Magick Carpet Mix) 1995 Spirit of the Age (Solstice Remixes) E.P. Spirit of the Age (Radio Edit) Spirit of the Age (Full Vocal Mix) Spirit of the Age (Cyber Trance Mix) Spirit of the Age (Flesh to Phantasy Ambient Mix) 1994 The Business Trip Altair Quark, Strangeness And Charm LSD The Camera That Could Lie Green Finned Demon Do That The Day A Wall Came Down Berlin Axis Void Of Golden Light Right Stuff Wastelands The Dream Goes On Right To Decide The Dream Has Ended This Future 1995 Independent Days Volumes 1 & 2 Night of the Hawks Motorway City Motorhead Angels of Death Who's Gonna Win The War Watching the Grass Grow Over The Top Hurry On Sundown Kiss of the Velvet Whip Kings of Speed Social Alliance Dream Dancers Dragons & Fables 1997 Live & Rare: Onward Flies the Bird Earth Calling Born To Go Space Is Deep Silver Machine Motorhead Angels of Death Magnu Hash Cake '77 High Rise Douglas in the Jungle Urban Guerilla Who's Gonna Win The War Masters of the Universe You Shouldn't Do That Spirit of the Age 1997 The Ambient Anarchists Urban Guerilla (live) The Right To Decide High Rise Motorway City Psychedelic Warlords Sonic Attack Uncle Sam's On Mars TV Suicide Confrontation Motorhead Streets Of Fear The Camera That Could Lie Sonic Attack UFO Line Abducted Earth Love In Space The Forge Of Vulcan Life Form Green Finned Demon Virgin Of The World Utopia Assassin The Joker At The Gate Time And Space Vega The Last Messiah 1997 The Entire and Infinite Universe of Hawkwind Masters of the Universe Master Of The Universe Dreaming Shouldn't Do That Hurry On A Sundown (sic) Paranoia See It As You Really Are I Do It Come Home Bring Me The Head of Yuri Gagarin (Live) Gaga In The Egg Orgone Accumulator Wage war Urban Guerilla Master Of The Universe Welcome To The Future Sonic Attack Silver Machine Space Ritual Volume 2 Space Accumulator Upside-down Sonic Attack Time We Left Ten Seconds Of Forever Brainstorm Seven-by-seven Master of the Universe Welcome to the Future The Text of Festival (Live) Master of the Universe Dreaming Shouldn't Do That Hurry on a Sundown Paranoia See It As You Really Are I Do It Come Home Sound ... Shouldn't ...Improvise Improvise... Compromise ...Reprise 1999 Master Of The Universe (Compilation) Silver Machine (Live) Angels Of Death Motorhead Earth Calling Ghost Dance British Tribal Music Spirit Of The Age Hsh Cake 77 High Rise Hurry On Sundown Douglas In The Jungle Who's Gonna Win The War Quark, Strangeness and Charm Dealing With The Devil Master Of The Universe Robert Calvert Year Recorded As Title Tracks Cover 1971 Catapilla Catapilla     1973 Nektar Down To Earth     1974 Robert Calvert Captain Lockheed and the Starfighters Franz Joseph Strauss, Defence Minister, reviews the Luftwaffe in 1958. Finding it somewhat lacking in image potential. The Aerospace Inferno Aircraft Salesman (A door in the foot) The Widow Maker Two test pilots discuss the Starfighter's performance The Right Stuff Board meeting (sen through a contract lense) The Song of the Gremlin (part one) Ground Crew (last minute reassembly before takeoff) Hero with a Wing Ground Control To Pilot Ejection Interview I Resign The Song of the Gremlin (part two) Bier Garten Catch A Falling Starfighter 1975 Robert Calvert Lucky Leif and the Longships Ship Of Fools The Lay Of The Surfers Voyaging To Vinland The Making Of Midgard Brave New World Magical Potion Moonshine In The Mountains Storm Chant Of The Skraelings Volstead O'Vodeo Do Phase Locked Loop Ragna Rock 1977 John Stevens Mazin' Ennit     1977 Amon Düül Die Lösung Big Wheel Urban Indian Adrenalin Rush Visions Of Fire Drawn To The Flame Part 1 They Call It Home Die Lösung Drawn To The Flame Part 2 1980 Robert Calvert Hype (Songs of Tom Mahler) Over My Head Ambitious Hanging Out On The Seafront Evil Rock We Like To Be Frightened Teen Ballad Of Deano Flight 105 Luminous Green Glow Of The Dials Of The ? The Greenfly & The Rose Lord Of The Hornets   1986 Robert Calvert Test Tube Conceived In Vitro Breed The Rah Rah Man Telekinesis I Hear Voices Fanfare For The Perfect Race On Line Save The From The Scientists Fly On The Wall Thanks To The Scientists Test-Tube Conceived 1986 Robert Calvert At The Queen Elizabeth Hall Evil Rock Catch A Falling Starfighter Gremlins Aerospace Age Inferno Test Tube Conceived Working Down A Diamond Mine All The Machines Are Quiet Work Song Telekinesis Acid Rain Lord Of The Hornets 1986 Robert Calvert The Blueprints From The Cellar (The Cellar Tapes Parts I and II) All The Machines Are Quiet Work Song Subterraneans Soweto Radio Egypt Over The Moon Hidden Persuasion Re-Wind Working Down A Diamond Mine Thanks To The Scientists I Hear Voices Acid Rain Fly On The Wall Standing On The Picket Line The Ra Ra Man Ned Ludd Marathon Man 1992 Robert Calvert Freq Revisited Ned Ludd Talk 1 Acid Rain Talk 2 All The Machines Are Quiet Talk 3 Picket Line Talk 4 The Cool Courage Of The Bomb Squad Officers Talk 5 Work Song Lord Of The Hornets The Greenfly And The Rose 1999 Robert Calvert Revenge Revenge Fascism / Futurism Bugatti Isadora Dave Brock Year Recorded As Title Tracks Cover 1984 Dave Brock Earthed To The Ground     1995 Dave Brock Strange Trips and Pipe Dreams     1995 White Zone Psychedelic Warriors Am I Fooling Frenzzy Pipe Dreams Heart Attack Time And Space The White Zone In Search Of Shangrila Bay Of Bengal Moonbeam Window Pane Love In Space Nik Turner Year Recorded As Title Tracks Cover 1978 Nik Turner's Sphinx Xitintoday The Awakening (Life On Venus) The Pyramid Spell The Hall Of Double Truth Anubis Thoth Horus Isis and Nepthys Osiris God Rock (The Awakening)   1980 Inner City Unit Pass Out     1982 Nik Turner Punkadelia     1982 Nik Turner Maximum Effect     1985 Nik Turner New Anatomy Young Girls Convoy Beyond The Stars Help Sharks Birdland Lonesome Train Forbidden City Stop The City Doctor Strange Wildhunt 1993 Nik Turner Sphynx The Awakening Thoth God Rock Anubis Isis and Nepthys Pyramid Spell Osiris The Hall Of Double Truth The Weighing Of Heart and Negative Confession Horus Original Sounds From The Great Pyramid 1994 Nik Turner Prophets Of Time Prophecy Watching The Grass Grow Children Of The Sun Strontium 90 Communique Chances Lost Stonehenge, Who Knows? Cybernetic Love Armor For Everyday Bones Of Elvis Walking In The Sky Lunar Sea Fallout Andromeda Space Station Announcement 1995 Nik Turner Space Ritual Live     1996 Nik Turner Past Or Future     1997 Nik Turner Sonic Attack 2001     2000 Nik Turner Live At Deeply Vale Free Festival 1978 The Awakening Pyramid Spell Hall Of Double Truth Anubis Thoth God Rock 2001 Dark Sun Ice Ritual Sonic Attack Watching The Grass Grow Psychedelic Warlords Kadu Flyer Utopia 84 D-Rider The Right Stuff Master Of The Universe Assault and Battery Part 1 The Golden Void Part 2 Brainstorm Hassan I Sahba Silver Machine Del Dettmar and Nik Turner Year Recorded As Title Tracks Cover 1994 Helios Creed Busting Through The Van Allen Belt Feelings Busting Through The Van Allen Belt Screamer Alien Lady Hyperventilation Late Bloomer Lactating Purple Drowning Sin Bubble Butt Del Dettmar, Simon House and Nik Turner Year Recorded As Title Tracks Cover 1995 Anubian Lights The Eternal Sky Breaking The Seal Soul Herder Anubian Light Destiny Grid Coordinate Vorp One Jackal And Nine Trismegistus Pulse Of The Nile Arc Of Ra Medulla Mirage The Various Hazards Of Being In The Underworld Field Of Reeds 1996 Anubian Lights The Jackal And Nine EP Jackal And Nine (Biocosmic Energy Mix) 12-24-2011 The Ba & The Ka Soul Herder (Live) Pulse of the Nile (Power of Z-Ph Mix) Arcing Into An Infinite Galaxy Jackal And Nine (Ramses II Mix) 1998 Anubian Lights Let Not The Flame Die Out The Fire Breathes South Of Dashur The Locusts Call One Eye To The Sky Ali Mamoun's Broken Entranceway Frequency Of Sand Mutashaker (Thank You) Our Man In Baghdad Atoms Of The Gods As Seen in 822 AD Sanctuaries Of Jupiter Nara-Vana Vision Of A New Homeland Let Not The Flame Die Out 2001 Anubian Lights Naz Bar Introduction What A Baghdad Had Smoke And Mirrors In Flight Out Flight Epsilon Dreamstate In The Mainframe Micronite Hot Sand Starvox Lazytown The 3-step Formula Smoothing Out Of The Curve Outer Space Music Simon House Year Recorded As Title Tracks Cover 1994 Simon House Yassasim Yassasim Orion Northlands Omedlor Rides Again Laithwaite Star Drive Neuroscape Sherwood Oldayze 1995 Spiral Realms Trip To G9 A Trip To G9 Elements II Red Giant Tritium 1000 Years Under Solar Sails Solar Flares 1995 Spiral Realms Crystal Jungles Of Eos Cysyrgy Rush Hour Betelgeuse 5 Sands Of Mars SF67 Crystal Jungles Of Eos Solar Wind Parsecs Ice Riders Of Charon 1996 Spiral Realms Solar Wind Cysyrgy Lunar Sea 1000 Years Under Solar Sails Tritium Solar Wind Del Dettmar Improvisation The Forge Of Vulcan Interstellar Overdrive Michael Moorcock Year Recorded As Title Tracks Cover 1975 Michael Moorcock And The Deep Fix New World's Fair LP Candy Floss Cowboy Fair Dealer Octopus Sixteen Year Old Doom You're A Hero Song For Marlene Come To The Fair In The Name Of Rock And Roll Ferris Wheel Last Merry Go Round Dude's Dream 1995 Michael Moorcock And The Deep Fix New World's Fair CD Candy Floss Cowboy (narration) Candy Floss Cowboy (demo) Fair Dealer Octopus 16 Year Old Doom You're A Hero Song For Marlene Dodgem Dude Come To The Fair Starcruiser In The Name Of Rock And Roll Ferris Wheel Last Merry Go Round Dude's Dream Brothel In Rosenstrasse Friends and Relations Year Title Tracks Cover 1982 Hawkwind, Friends and Relations LP Hawklords - Who's Gonna Win The War Sonic Assassins - Golden Void Hawkwind - Robot Inner City Unit - Raj Neesh Michael Moorcock & Deep Fix - Good Girl, Bad Girl Hawkwind - Valium Ten Inner City Unit - Human Beings Michael Moorcock & Deep Fix - Time Centre   1983 Hawkwind, Friends and Relations ... Twice Upon A Time LP Hawkwind - Earth Calling Hawkwind - We Do It Hawkwind - Spirit Of The Age Harvey Bainbridge - The Changing Uncle Nik & The E.T.'s - Phone Home Elliot M. Griffin - Work Nik Turner - Man With The Golden Arm Dave Brock - Motherless Children   1985 Hawkwind, Friends and Relations Volume 3 LP Hawkwind - Psychedelia Lives Hawklords - Drug Cabinet Key Dave Brock - Wired Up For Sound Robert Calvert - The Widow Song Alman Mulo Band - Toad On The Road Dave Brock - When The Going Gets Tough Stravinsky's Shoe - Vampire Underground Zero - Canes Venatici   1993 Best Of Hawkwind, Friends and Relations CD Hawkwind - Spirit Of The Age Inner City Unit - Raj Neesh Hawkwind - Robot Underground Zero - Canes Venatici Michael Moorcock's Deep Fix - Dodgem Sonic Assassins - Golden Void Robert Calvert - Lord Of The Hornets Dave Brock - Motherless Children Hawkwind Zoo - Sweet Mistress Of Pain Hawkwind - Social Alliance The Lloyd Langton Group - Outside The Law Michael Moorcock's Deep Fix - Time Centre Stravinsky's Shoe - Vampire Sonic Assassins - Over The Top Inner City Limit - Space Invaders Hawkwind - Psy Power 1995 Hawkwind, Friends and Relations The Rarities CD Underground - Zero - Aimless Flight Hawkwind - Psychedelia Lives The Lloyd Langton Group - Working Time Underground Zero - Rainbow Warrior Michael Moorcock's Deep Fix - Brothel In Rosenstrasse Alman Mulo Band - Toad On The Road Hawkwind - Earth Calling Harvey Bainbridge - The Changing Robert Calvert - The Widow Song Michael Moorcock's Deep Fix - Starcruiser Inner City Unit - I.C.U. The Lloyd Langton Group - I See You Inner City Unit - HUman Beings Atom God - Atom Bomb Uncle Nik & The E.T.'s - Phone Home Elliot