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Master Of The Universe (United Artists 1973)
Definitely not another brick in the wall but
higher purposes over the more underground buzzing sounds from the outer limit of infinite dimension with too many weeds, acid and psychedelic rock
progressions on Hawkwind’s Space Ritual which later on cementing a solid momentum for them to
igniting their audience with an audio visual of heavy fuzzing rock in
combinations of more smoking dry ice and other psychotropic-substances mixing
this semi-legendary British pioneers. Recorded live from Liverpool Stadium and
Brixton Sundown with all the members completed and completely trancing in rock
music of their own – from vocalist Robert Calvert, Dave Brock the manic
magnetics guitarist or Ian Kilmister a.k.a Lemmy on bass section. This double
albums would taking you deeper inside the enchanted sea of worm-holes through
the center of the universe to the void corner on the edge of the it,
less-gravity and sometimes with no air to share but believe it that your
journey will be amazing because Hawkwind never leaving us empty handed by
giving you and me their performance of a lifetime and greatest songs ever
written are here – Time We Left This World Today, Down Through the Night,
Orgone Accumulator, 10 seconds of Forever or Brainstorm. Long progressive solos
as every lyrical words turned out to be hallucinogen won’t spoiling your
excitements of listening even if you lost and can never comeback.
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