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Hawkwind
The Dream Goes On - An Anthology 1985 - 1997

Compil. UK 2008 on Atomhenge label
Rock (Space Rock)

This compilation: © 2008 Cherry Red Records Ltd. Comes in a cardboard clamshell box with discs in individual printed sleeves and a 48-page booklet. Information from sticker: The definitive anthology of HAWKWIND between 1984 and 1997. New 24-bit remastering from the original master tapes. Features a lavish 48 page book. ATOMBOX 3003 Remastered and analogue to digital transfers at The Audio Archiving Company, London. Co-ordination at Esoteric Recordings. Disc one: #1 to #4 taken from the album "The Chronicle Of The Black Sword". First released as Flicknife Records SHARP 033 in December 1985. Recorded August and September 1985 at Rockfield Studios Monmouth Highest UK chart position - #65 #5 to #11 taken from the album "Live Chronicles" Recorded at Hammersmith Odeon on 3rd and 4th December 1985 First released as GWR Records GWR 1 in November 1986 #12 taken from the album "Out & Intake" Recorded at Rockfield Studios, Monmouth in 1996 First released as Flicknife Records SHARP 040 in April 1987 #13 to #16 taken from the album "The Xenon Codex" Recorded February and March 1988 at Loco Studios, Caerleon, Wales and Rockfield Studios. First released as GWR Records GW 26 in April 1988 Highest UK chart position - #79 #17 to #19 taken from the album "Space Bandits" Recorded April to June 1990 at Rockfield Studios, Monmouth. First released as GWR Records GW 103 in September 1990 Highest UK chart position - #70 Disc two: #1 taken from the album "Space Bandits" Recorded Aptil to June 1990 at Rockfield Studios, Monmouth. First released as GWR Records GW 103 in September 1990 Highest UK chart position - #70 #2 to #5 taken from the album "Palace Springs" Recorded Spring 1990 in London and 10th October 1989 at los Angeles, Palace Theatre. First released as GWR Records GW 104 in June 1991 #6 to #7 taken from the album "California Brainstorm" Recorded 16th December 1990 at Oakland, The Omni Club, USA. First released in the USA in July 1992 First released in the UK as Cyclops CYCL 021 in November 1994 #8 to #10 taken from the album "Electric Tepee" Recorded February to April 1992 at Earth Studios, Devon. First released as Essential Records ESSCD 181 in May 1992 #11 to #12 taken from the album "It Is The Business Of The Future To Be Dangerous" Recorded July and August 1993 at Barking Dog Studios. First released as Essential Records ESSCD 196 in October 1993 Highest UK chart position - # 75 Disk three: #1 taken from the album "It Is The Business Of The Future To Be Dangerous" Recorded July and August 1993 at Barking Dog Studios. First released as Essential Records ESSCD 196 in October 1993 Highest UK chart position - # 75 #2 to #5 taken from the album "The Business Trip" Recorded live in December 1993 in Europe. First released as Emergency Broadcast System EBSSCD 111 in September 1994 #6 taken from the album "White Zone" Recorded November and December 1994 at Hawkwind Studios, Devon First released as Emergency Broadcast System EBSSCD 113 in February 1995 under the pseudonym of “The Psychedelic Warriors” #7 to #8 taken from the album "Alien 4" Recorded August and September 1995 at Hawkwind Studios, Devon First released as Emergency Broadcast System EBSSCD 118 in October 1995 Highest UK chart position - #119 #9 taken from the EP "Area S4" Recorded July and August 1995 Hawkwind Studios and Rockfield Studios, Monmouth First released as Emergency Broadcast System EMBT 107 in October 1995 #10 to #11 taken from the EP "Love In Space" Recorded 18th October 1995 at St. David’s Hall, Cardiff First released as Emergency Broadcast System EBCD 106 in August 1997 #12 to #15 taken from the album "Distant Horizons" Recorded January – July 1997 Earth Studios, Barkalot Farm, Devon First released as Emergency Broadcast System EBSCD 139 in October 1997

Musicians

	Hawkwind , *1969 GB album by
	Mark Powell tu, key, GB compiled by, producer, other, tape research
	Phil Smee , GB design, package
	Alan Davey b, voc, *1963 GB musician, producer
	Bridget Wishart voc, *1962 GB musician
	Danny Thompson dr, voc, musician
	Dave Brock voc, g, *1941 GB musician, producer, remix
	Harvey Bainbridge voc, key, *1949 GB musician
	Huw Lloyd-Langton voc, g, 1951-2012 GB musician
	Jerry Richards g, voc, GB musician
	Richard Chadwick dr, voc, perc, *1957 GB musician
	Ron Tree voc, *1963 musician
	Simon House vn, syn, *1948 GB musician
	Psychedelic Warriors , GB performer on track

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