Artist: Hawkwind
Album: 50 Live
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2020
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 01:47:28
Total Tracks: 17
Total Size: 752 MB

Tracklist:

1-1. Hawkwind – Motorway City (Live) (06:28)
1-2. Hawkwind – Flesh Fondue (Live) (08:58)
1-3. Hawkwind – Last Man on Earth (Live) (04:50)
1-4. Hawkwind – Space Is Dark (Live) (03:18)
1-5. Hawkwind – Born to Go (Live) (10:44)
1-6. Hawkwind – 65 Million Years Ago (Live) (04:56)
1-7. Hawkwind – In the Begining (Live) (02:22)
1-8. Hawkwind – Spirit Of The Age (Live) (07:37)
1-9. Hawkwind – The Fantasy of Faldum (Live) (09:23)
2-1. Hawkwind – The Watcher (Live) (05:59)
2-2. Hawkwind – Silver Machine (Live) (04:47)
2-3. Hawkwind – Assault and Battery (Live) (02:37)
2-4. Hawkwind – Golden Void (Live) (06:06)
2-5. Hawkwind – The Right to Decide (Live) (09:53)
2-6. Hawkwind – Accolade (Live) (01:45)
2-7. Hawkwind – Hurry on Sundown (Live) (07:14)
2-8. Hawkwind – Master Of The Universe / Welcome to the Future (Live) (10:31)

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Renowned space rock band Hawkwind are celebrating their 50th anniversary. Taking November 2019 to tour nationwide in celebration of both their legendary past and their recent triumphs, they played a host of their most successful songs to packed crowds each night.

50th Anniversary Live superbly captures for posterity, highlights from the anniversary year in a deluxe double CD release or triple gatefold vinyl.The set-list powers through highlights from Hawkwind’s illustrious canon, including Motorway City (Levitation, 1983), Spirit Of The Age (Quark, Strangeness and Charm, 1977), Hurry On Sundown (1970), Right To Decide (Electric Tepee, 1992), Assault and Battery and Golden Void (Warrior On The Edge Of Time, 1975), all sitting perfectly alongside powerful renditions of current classics such as Last Man On Earth, Flesh Fondue and 65 Million Years Ago from the band’s 2019 Top 40 studio album All Aboard The Skylark. Alongside the line-up of Dave Brock, Richard Chadwick, Magnus Martin, Niall Hone and Tim Blake is a guest appearances from Phil Campbell (Motörhead, The Bastard Sons) who joins the band for an electrifying performance of The Watcher (Doremi Faso Latido, 1972) and Silver Machine.