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Formats and Editions
1. Levitation - Live
2. You'd Better Believe It - Live
3. Psychedelic Warlords - Live
4. Arrival in Utopia - Live
5. Rama the Prophecy - Live
6. The Beginning - Live
7. Spirit of the Age - Live
8. Underwater City - Live
9. Assault and Battery - Live
10. The Golden Void - Live
11. Peace - Live
12. Right to Decide - Live
13. 10th Second of Forever - Live
14. Born to Go - Live
15. Star Explorer - Live
16. Brainstorm - Live
17. Neurons - Live
18. Black Corridor - Live
19. Brainstorm (Reprise) - Live
20. Master of the Universe - Live
21. Welcome - Live
22. Frozen in Time - Studio Rehearsal
23. Practical Ability - Studio Rehearsal
24. Lost Chances - Studio Rehearsal
25. Second Chances - Studio Rehearsal
26. Underwater City - Studio Rehearsal
27. Mask of Morning
More Info:
Three CD set. Space rock pioneers Hawkwind release their live album, Live at the Royal Albert Hall, capturing their electrifying performance at the world-famous venue on Friday 29th September 2023. This live release follows the band's latest critically acclaimed album Stories From Time And Space, cementing their place at the forefront of the space rock genre. Hawkwind delivered an unforgettable set, blending tracks from their celebrated 2023 studio album The Future Never Waits, along with selections from their expansive back catalogue that have thrilled audiences for decades. This set showcases Hawkwind's mastery of live performance. The set-list spans their rich discography; alongside their legendary tracks are more recent fan favourites. As always, Hawkwind's line-up delivers a powerful sonic journey. Joining Dave Brock on stage are longtime band members Richard Chadwick (drums), Magnus Martin (guitar/vocals), Doug MacKinnon (bass), and Tim "Thighpaulsandra" Lewis (synths/keyboards), whose collective musicianship ignited the Royal Albert Hall's iconic stage. The audience were also treated to a surprise guest appearance from Arthur Brown, who provided poetry readings between songs and other cosmic entertainment. Hawkwind continue to captivate new and old fans alike. Live at the Royal Albert Hall is another testament to the band's enduring legacy and their ability to push the boundaries of space rock, all while staying true to their roots.
