Hawkwind - 50 Live - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

This is new concept album by Coheed and Cambria, and the sequel to their previous album, Good Apollo, I'm Burning Star IV, Volume One From Fear Through the Eyes of Madness. Together, these two albums will make up part four of the Amory Wars. It is also the first album to feature Chris Pennie and Taylor Hawkins on drums after the departure of Josh Eppard. Features the first single InchThe Running Free.Inch

Newly Remastered & Expanded CD Of This Classic 1970 Debut Album By Hawkwind. Including A Further Six Bonus Tracks Drawn From A Demo Session And A Rare Mono Single. With An Illustrated Booklet With New Essay. Released in August 1970 on the Liberty tag, the album was recorded in March and April of that year and established Hawkwind as one of the most exciting and original bands to emerge from the UK Underground scene. Tracks such as 'Hurry On Sundown', 'Mirror of Illusion', 'Be Yourself', 'Seeing It As You Really Are' and 'Paranoia' set the scene for the legendary Space Rock style that Hawkwind would explore to great acclaim and success in the 1970s and beyond. This expanded edition of this wonderful album has been newly remastered from the original master tapes and includes six bonus tracks drawn from a 1969 demo session and both sides of the 'Hurry On Sundown' single. The is completed with an illustrated book with new essay, making this expanded edition a fine celebration of this legendary album.

Digitally remastered edition of the classic Hawkwind compilation Roadhawks. Originally released in 1976, the album brought to a close the first era of this legendary band, gathering together highlights from the band's first five albums and featuring the classic singles 'Silver Machine' and 'Urban Guerilla'. The significant factor in the creation of Roadhawks was the remixing and editing of some tracks by Dave Brock and the inclusion of a previously unreleased live version of You Shouldn't Do That. Housed in a striking sleeve inspired by a Barney Bubbles image, Roadhawks was an indispensable album in Hawkwind's discography of the 1970s. Long deleted and never released on CD, Roadhawks finally makes it's official debut on Atomhenge. The reissue has been re-mastered from the original United Artists master tapes, fully restores the album artwork and includes a replica Roadhawks poster originally included with the first pressing of the album.