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Almost Joined-Up Words from Our Old Gonzo Author Friend, Alan Dearling
Hawkeaster: You wished you were there! Almost joined-up words from our old Gonzo author friend, Alan Dearling ‘So, who are Hawk-friends?’ someone asked during one of the two Q&A sessions with members of Hawkwind during the two day Hawkfest. ‘It’s you – all of you,’ was the loud and clear answer from Dave Brock and his merry band of musical mates. And the whole weekend was akin to a private party, held this year in the somewhat unlikely venue of Seaton in Devon’s old town hall, now run as the Gateway by a bunch of local worthies under the guise of Seaton’s Voice. Throughout the weekend Dave wandered around affably beaming at all his acolytes who had made their myriad ways from as far afield as Australia to join the party. But then there was a logic in this location - Seaton is the town closest to the farm where Dave lives. I set up my little tent at the Manor Farm camp site up on the hillside overlooking Seaton and Lyme Bay. Magnificent views. A bit of a clamber back after a long day of sonic space rock, but a friendly site and for those who could afford it, there was accommodation in Eve’s tipis, shipped over specially from the Isle of Wight. Hawkfests are eagerly looked forward to by the loyal fans, many of whom are now well into being bus pass delinquents. But there were some younger space cadets along for the cosmic adventures too. And lots of friendly local volunteers like my mate Phil, who mostly ‘stewarded’ the stage-right exit door against any would-be, axe or sword wielding warriors on the edge of time who wanted to escape! I think many of the volunteers were both bemused and a little surprised at the ‘niceness’ of the weird hippy invasion that had flooded into their usually rather staid little town. -
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Subscribe to Gonzo Weekly http://eepurl.com/r-VTD Subscribe to Gonzo Daily http://eepurl.com/OvPez Gonzo Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/287744711294595/ Gonzo Weekly on Twitter https://twitter.com/gonzoweekly Gonzo Multimedia (UK) http://www.gonzomultimedia.co.uk/ Gonzo Multimedia (USA) http://www.gonzomultimedia.com/ 3 YER BIG ‘DECK THE HALLS WITH BOUGHS OF WASSNAME’ ALERT This year, for a plethora of reasons, mostly concerned with family matters, there will be a slightly different Yuletide publishing schedule than usual: The bumper Christmas Issue (#213/4) will be published on or about the 17th December, following which issue 215 will come out on the 7th January. This will give the editorial staff time to embalm themselves in brandy or whatever takes their fancy. Slainte cultural based periodical should be like. The fact that we do it on a budget of nothing every Goddamned week of the year still never ceases to amaze me. Yay us! Edmund Cooper (30 April 1926 – 11 March 1982) was an English poet and prolific writer of speculative fiction, romances, technical essays, several detective stories, and a children's book. These were published under his own name and several pen names. Cooper was among the 100-plus authors in Gollancz's "SF Gateway" initiative to "make thousands of out-of print titles by classic genre authors available as eBooks", which started in October 2011. An omnibus was published in 2014 in the "SF Gateway Omnibus" series, with an introduction adapted from the entry in the online Dear Friends, "Encyclopedia of Science Fiction". Here we go with another issue of yer The blurb in the back if his 1970 novel favourite magazine. -
Huw Biography 2011
HUW LLOYD-LANGTON BIOGRAPHY – OVER 40 YEARS OF HISTORY APRIL 2011 Self taught - self styled guitarist, songwriter, artist and guitar teacher, Huw is recognised as one of the UK's finest guitarists. He reads and writes both rock and classical music. Huw is renowned as an original member of Hawkwind and as such, he has been in and out of the band ever since. Born in Harlesden, North London, Huw started playing guitar at school. His first professional gig was in Germany with WINSTON G, a very popular band in Europe. He toured with them continuously for 6 months. The bass player was Pete Becket from PLAYER and LITTLE FEET. After this jaunt Huw returned to UK and joined HAWKWIND with Dave Brock, Jon Harrison, Nik Turner, Terry Ollis & Dik Mik. He remained with them for next 2 years recording their first 2 LPs, which sell regularly to this day. He left them after an illness in late 1971, and although he occasionally joined them he did not return full time until 1979 when their LP ' LIVE 79’ went straight in the top 10 UK charts. In fact everything they did between 1979 and 1985 was either in the pop, heavy metal or independent charts. Between 1971 and 1979 Huw did a variety of gigs which included a 2-year acoustic (7 days a week) slog in a vegetarian London restaurant called PASTURES. Here John Butler DEISAL PARK WEST'S singer joined him for 6 months making a duet. Later in 70s John joined Huw in Widowmaker replacing Steve Ellis. -
Gonzo 365-6 Biswcuits.Pub
Subscribe to Gonzo Weekly http://eepurl.com/r-VTD Subscribe to Gonzo Daily http://eepurl.com/OvPez Gonzo Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/287744711294595/ Gonzo Weekly on Twitter https://twitter.com/gonzoweekly Gonzo Multimedia (UK) http://www.gonzomultimedia.co.uk/ Gonzo Multimedia (USA) http://www.gonzomultimedia.com/ Gonzo Daily Blog https://gonzo-multimedia.blogspot.com/ LEST WE FORGET 3 because – as I inmated in the ‘end bit’ in the last issue (MEMO TO SELF: we must find a beer name for it than the ‘end bit’) – I want to talk about Watchmen. Alan Moore first impacted upon my cultural consciousness back when I was a student during 1982/3. I’m not sure how it happened, but – for some reason – I became interested in Marvel Comics. There was a surprisingly eclecc, though tumbledown, newsagent in the seaside town of Dawlish, which is where I spent three years studying to be (what was then called) a nurse for the mentally handicapped. The story of why I first Dear friends, became a student nurse is a long, Welcome to another issue of this complicated, and painful one, and – increasingly peculiar, but generally furthermore – is one with which I am not sasfying, publicaon. I have gone going to burden you, today at least. And, I through the origin story of it on many allowed myself to be diverted from the occasions in these pages and – no doubt – more disagreeable aspects of my life with will do so again when the me is right. But whatever diversions came along. These the me isn’t right at the moment, were mostly chemical in nature, but somemes cultural, and my first forays 4 There was a surprisingly eclecc, though tumbledown, newsagent in the seaside town of Dawlish, which is where I spent three years studying to be (what was then called) a nurse for the mentally handicapped. -
Gonzo Weekly, and Used with the No Matter What Religion You Have, Or Indeed, Whether Photographer’S Permission
2 rapidly going out of the window. Successive governments have done their best to demonise the unemployed and to terrorize those people who are on sickness benefits of one sort or another. The popular conception that people who are too idle to support themselves only have to go to a sympathetic doctor with some made up ailment or other in order to get a lifetime of living high on the hog at the expense of the poor hard working tax payer is completely false, but it is a fallacy which has been promoted to a ridiculous extent by the government and its lackeys in the media. This has got to such a ridiculous extent that I know personally one young man in his twenties who is so severely handicapped that he cannot speak coherently, that he is doubly incontinent, and cannot walk unaided, had his benefit cut off recently and was told he was fit for work. Luckily common sense and some sort of concept of fair play prevailed, but this is only one incident out of many that I could quote. Dear Friends, A friend of mine who is severely dyslexic, has the We are living in strange and disturbing times. I know computer skills of a three-toed sloth, and can only that this is primarily a music magazine, but as afford a 15 year old laptop running Windows XP had intelligent people it is very difficult to ignore the things his benefits stopped purely because he didn’t which are going on around us. understand how to log in to the government jobseekers website which – apparently – does not allow It is very difficult to ignore the behaviour of those who computers running Windows XP to access it. -
17 3Rd WORLD ELECTRIC (Feat. Roine Stolt)
24-7 SPYZ 6 – 8 3rd AND THE MORTAL Painting on glass - 17 3rd WORLD ELECTRIC (feat. Roine Stolt) Kilimanjaro secret brew digipack - 18 3RDEGREE Ones & zeros: volume I - 18 45 GRAVE Only the good die young – 18 46000 FIBRES )featuring Nik Turner) Site specific 2CD – 20 48 CAMERAS Me, my youth & a bass drum – 17 A KEW’S TAG Silence of the sirens - 20 A LIQUID LANDSCAPE Nightinagel express – 15 A LIQUID LANDSCAPE Nightingale express digipack – 17 A NEW’S TAG Solence of the sirens – 18 A SILVER MT ZION Destroy all dreamers on / Debt 6 depression digipack – 10 A SPIRALE Come una lastra – 8 AARDVARK (UK) Same - 17 ABACUS European stories (new album) – 17 ABDULLAH Graveyard poetry – 10 ABDULLAH Same – 10 ABIGAIL'S GHOST Black plastic sun - 18 ABRAXIS Same – 17 ABRETE GANDUL Enjambre sismico – 16 ABYSMAL GRIEF Feretri – 16 ABYSMAL GRIEF Reveal nothing - 16 ABYSMAL GRIEF Strange rites of evil – 16 AC/DC Let there be rock DVD Paris 1979 - 15 AC/DC Back in black digipack – 16 AC/DC Rock or bust – 21 AC/DC The razor’s edge digipack – 16 ACHE Green man / De homine urbano – 17 ACHIM REICHEL & MACHINES Echo & A. R. IV 2CD - 23 ACHIM REICHEL Grüne reise & Erholung - 17 ACID BATH Pagan terrorism tactics – 10 ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE & THE MELTING PARAISO U.F.O. Live in occident digipack – 17 ACINTYA La citè des dieux oublies – 18 ACQUA FRAGILE Mass media stars (Esoteric) - 18 ACQUA FRAGILE Same (Esoteric) – 18 ACTIVE HEED Higher dimensions – 18 ADEKAEM Same – 20 ADICTS Smart alex – 17 ADICTS Sound of music – 17 ADMIRAL SIR CLOUDESLEY SHOVELL Don’t hear it…fear it (Rise Above) – 18 ADRIAN SHAW & ROD GOODWAY Oxygen thieves digipack – 15 ADRIAN SHAW Colours - 17 ADRIANO MONTEDURO E LA REALE ACCADEMIA DI MUSICA Same (Japanes edition) – 18 ADTVI La banda gastrica – 8 ADVENT Silent sentinel digisleeve – 18 AELIAN A tree under the colours – 8 AEONSGATE Pentalpha – 17 AEROSMITH Live and F.I.N.E. -
Review: "Astralasia: the Ha
September 2, 2008 Search in Main Menu Home Topics Sections REVIEWS Web Links Astralasia: The Hawkwind Re-Mixes Submit News If you're a die hard fan of the Top 10 Lists pioneering psychedelic sounds of British FAQ band Hawkwind then perhaps you may find yourself approaching this disc of Contact Us remixes from an outfit known as Stats Astralasia, with a certain degree of trepidation. Astralasia is a collective of Visit Our Friends At: musicians that was originally started as a side project by members of Magic Mushroom Band in 1990. With their unique blend of Ambient, House and Trance infused beats and sounds it seems only natural that this skilled outfit should assume the task of taking a handful of Who's Online Hawkwind tracks, and twist and tweak them into something entirely different which is exactly what they do here. There are currently 33 guests online. The original spirit of Hawkwind is never far away either and can be felt throughout the course of this disc, which is partly due to the presence of a couple of former members who appear on a few Google Ads tracks. The psychedelic dub combination on "A Cluster Of Waves" which was recorded at a soundcheck/ rehearsal at Hawkfest 2002 is the perfect vehicle for Simon House's fantastic violin work as well as Tim Blake's contribution on synthesizer. Elsewhere the late Robert Calvert even manages to contribute as his vocals are lifted from a performance in 1977 and interjected into the mix. Although I'm not a huge fan of this style of music, I have to admit Astralasia have crafted some pretty impressive sounding beats here. -
The Re-Enchantment of the West
The Re-Enchantment of the West Volume I This page intentionally left blank The Re-Enchantment of the West Volume I Alternative Spiritualities, Sacralization, Popular Culture, and Occulture Christopher Partridge T8.T CLARK INTERNATIONAL A Continuum imprint LONDON • NEW YORK Copyright © 2004 T&T Clark International A Continuum imprint Published by T&T Clark International The Tower Building, 11 York Road, London SE1 7NX 15 East 26th Street, Suite 1703, New York, NY 10010 www.tandtclark.com All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers. British Library Cataloguing-in-Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available from the Library of Congress ISBN 0-567-08408-6 (paperback) Typeset by CA Typesetting, www.shefrieldtypesetting.com Printed on acid-free paper in Great Britain by CPI Bath For Sarah This page intentionally left blank CONTENTS Acknowledgements ix Introduction 1 Parti THE DISENCHANTMENT AND THE RE-ENCHANTMENT OF THE WEST Chapter 1 THE DISENCHANTMENT OF THE WEST 8 Types of Secularization 8 Max Weber and the Disenchantment of the World 8 What Secularization Is Not 11 Rationalization and Pluralism 13 Concluding Comments 16 Chapter 2 UNDERSTANDING NEW RELIGIONS AND ALTERNATIVE SPIRITUALITIES -
HAWKWIND a Brief Biography
HAWKWIND A Brief Biography Hawkwind were formed in 1969, originally as “Hawkwind Zoo” by former London busker Dave Brock, although there have been numerous line-up changes throughout the years, he remains at the helm today and is know affectionately by many of the fans as the Captain of the ship. In 1970, the band appeared outside the perimeter fence of the Isle of Wight Festival as a protest to the admission charge. Jimi Hendrix was spotted in the audience. The same year they played at the first Glastonbury Festival. These activities helped establish them as the people’s band, as well as being widely acknowledged with creating a brand new genre of music - space-rock. Also in that year the band’s first single, “Hurry on Sundown”, was released followed by the self titled debut album, ‘HAWKWIND’, 41 years on it remains a steady seller. By 1972, the bands popularity had grown to such an extent that they could now headline venues such as the famous Chalk Farm Roundhouse in London. A gig billed as the “Greasy Truckers Party” at this venue in February was to be forever etched into Hawkwind folklore, as it was at this show that their trademark single “Silver Machine” was recorded. The track, which featured Lemmy on vocals, brought the band to the attention of the wider general public after it reached number two in the UK charts in the June of that year. The success of “Silver Machine” financed their famous ‘mind blowing’ themed tour, entitled ‘Space Ritual’. This show set the precedent for all future Hawkwind shows. -
Dave Brock - Busking in London 1967 - Portobello Road? a Fleeting Glimpse of a Youngish (Well, 26) Dave Brock in His Pre-Hawkwind Busking Days
11/3/2019 Hawkwind on television and film Do Not Panic - Film & Television List - DVD Trading ------ Other Stuff: Albums - Tickets - Programmes - DVD Artwork THE HAWKWIND VIDEO LOG Hawkwind haven't done that much TV or film work so there is little high quality professional footage available - especially from the early days. The band have however allowed generous access to amateur filmmakers and there is no shortage of audience filmed footage from the mid-80's on. This page attempts to bring all this together to provide something of a video chronology for one of the finest rock bands ever. Do Not Panic... Welcome to Do Not Panic... - a simple little internet resource with a single purpose - to document the film and television record of the space rock maestros Hawkwind. Apart from this page, there are only 2 other main pages to visit - The List, which provides a film and television chronology for the band and my Trading page - which is where I list the material available for sharing. The objective is to make the list as complete as possible so that it becomes a useful resource for other collectors and to increase my own collection of Hawkwind films as a byproduct! Theres a couple of pages of collected discs and other stuff I've picked up over the years, mostly for my own reference. I first saw Hawkwind back in 1975 and followed them closely through to about 1979 and then from afar until the Astoria gig Christmas 2005 which was one of the best shows I've seen in a long time.