Church of Hawkwind: 1st Album

I only know a few of these albums: Hawkwind, Ginger Baker's Air Force, Crystal Machine and Xitintoday (I should know Motörhead's Motörhead), but...

verslibre wrote: Tim Blake – Crystal Machine

...Tim Blake's Crystal Machine for me too. I discovered that album, or initially a track from it, thanks to PA's old mp3s back in early 2005, I think. I discovered so much music I loved that way. That Tim Blake was one of the ones I immediately loved, and then got the album.

^ Despite having got into music of his about 20 years ago, you now have heard more of his than I have. I have and like, and only have and know, his Crystal Machine and Blake's New Jerusalem albums. I'm not a completest and don't tend to listen to albums in chronological order (although in this case, I did hear those first two Blake albums in chronological order, at least).

Logan wrote: verslibre wrote: Tim Blake – Crystal Machine ...Tim Blake's Crystal Machine for me too. I discovered that album, or initially a track from it, thanks to PA's old mp3s back in early 2005, I think. I discovered so much music I loved that way. That Tim Blake was one of the ones I immediately loved, and then got the album.

CM & NJ are exceptional '70s electronic records! If you haven't, check out the Lighthouse boxset (for some reason, there's no entry for it on PA).

https://www.discogs.com/release/12788495-Tim-Blake-Lighthouse-An-Anthology-1973-2012

Psychedelic Paul wrote: ^ I only listened to Tim Blake's albums for the first time yesterday and enjoyed them all.

Whoa! Well, welcome to the Blake-o-sphere.

I've yet to hear Waterfalls in Space. The material on The Forgotten Tapes is essentially CD3 of the 2018 Lighthouse 3xCD/DVD boxset, which I can't recommend more.