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mohaveman

Hawkwind release of 1970 contains "Hurry On Sundown" combined with the b-side "Mirror of Illusion". Almost 11 minutes of music. Dave Brock is on this release but Lemmy is not the bassist, it is John A Harrison. Neither of the 2 tracks is one of my Hawkwind favorites. Not even close actually. I do prefer "Hurry on Sundown" over "Mirror of Illusion" though. It is hard to give more than 2 stars for any singles release by a band like Hawkwind which I consider to be more of a album band. This is not bad but not really necessary except to collectors and rabid fans.

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