Hawkwind - Some Of That Stuff

Recorded for Top Gear, at BBC Maida Vale Studio 4, 120-129 Delaware Road, London, Tue. 18th August 1970. Broadcast on Saturday 19th September 1970. Produced by John Waters. Engineered by Bob Conduct and Nick Gomm.

[@shorelineboy]

Nice one first time I’ve heard this ( I think😳😎) .😎

[@walkingtheboogie]

Like the fact how it starts off quite busking country blues style and then goes into a more heavy Hawkwind before ending slightly more acoustic.

[@Walesktf]

It's almost like it was the first time they took acid individually and collectively. So, they drop the acid, and the band starts playing some country and western stuff. All of a sudden at around 1.20, they start to peak and out comes the Hawkwind we all know and love. Then at around the 6 minute mark the acid starts to wear off and they go back into this C&W groove. Amazing stuff!! Thank goodness they dropped a ton of acid or Hawkwind might of ended up becoming a late 60s version of Hayseed Dixie! Yeehhhawww 🙃

[@HeidiLandRover]

I first heard this on Weird Tapes number 4. The title on there is "Came Home"
Also appeared later on Anthology vol III.
Line-up I believe is Brock, Turner, Ollis, Lloyd-Langton, DikMik & Crimble.

[@neritina4562]

The birth of a band right here.

[@toranmarshall5839]

thankyou thankyou thank you!! pure gold

[@nickbaldwin1668]

Lovely, haven’t heard this one before

[@neilfletcher4805]

Snap where did this come from?

[@nickbaldwin1668]

Sounds like John Peel radio show

[@paulwilkinsmixedmediaartis4565]

Brilliant track, love it when someone digs up old material

[@evanfraser6010]

Keep digging out this treasure 😊

[@Ben9096]

Can definitely hear some "Do It" by the Pink Fairies in this one!

[@Lost_Johnny]

Quite an odd track ;)

[@uncleambient]

Early Hawkwind, sounds crap but they obviously improved

[@allonfollett8416]

Is this their worst song or what?