Nik Turners Space Ritual

[lady topaz]

Playing locally Thursday at a very small venue. Really tempted but having loved the original Hawkwind, is this going to be a total disappointment?
Dont want to spoil my memories.

Guess a few bevvies and it wont much matter

Di

[Mr Heathen]

If you go expecting a Hawkwind gig, I suspect you may find it a little disappointing.

If you go expecting a load of great tunes, a right good laugh & a mad old knees up, you'll have a brilliant time (with some Hawkwind tunes thrown in for good measure)! Nik is still a fantastic entertainer, I've seen him/Inner City Unit/All Stars/Space Ritual loads of times & he/they have always been bloody brilliant.

I'd go myself if I was closer.

Nik Turner's Space Ritual - Brainstorm



ETA: Bah! You've set me off now!

Nik Turner's Space Ritual - Children Of The Sun

Nik Turner's Space Ritual - Ghost Dance/Cosmic Chant

& he's 70 years old! How cool is that!

Edited by Mr Heathen on Wednesday 7th April 11:12

[esselte]

I remember Hawkwind at Sheffield in the early 70's .... I think (goes off to think of Stacia....)

Edited by esselte on Wednesday 7th April 11:08

[Gaspode]

esselte said:

I remember Hawkwind at Sheffield in the early 70's .... I think (goes off to think of Stacia....)

Edited by esselte on Wednesday 7th April 11:08

Mmmmmm Stacia. She was certainly statuesque, wasn't she? Made quite an impression on me at the age of 14 (not literally, sad to say)

[clanger]

esselte said:

I remember Hawkwind at Sheffield in the early 70's .... I think (goes off to think of Stacia....)

Edited by esselte on Wednesday 7th April 11:08

Stacia was indeed a rather captivating lady

[HiRich]

Stonehenge, summer solstice 1983.
Sunrise, standing on the stones with the druids and Angels (Hell's). Agricultural quantities of drugs and Hawkwind three hours into a four hour set. And I can't remember much else.

[Mr Heathen]

So... Did you go? How was it? Did you have a good time..?