Doremi Fasol Latido Hawkwind

• 1 Brainstorm 11:33
• 2 Space Is Deep 06:23
• 3 One Change 00:52
• 4 Lord Of Light 07:00
• 5 Down Through The Night 03:04
• 6 Time We Left This World Today 08:45
• 7 The Watcher 04:09
• Total Runtime 41:46

Info for Doremi Fasol Latido

Doremi may not be Hawkwind's most renowned album, but it carries the same type of prog rock spaciness as their first two releases. Even though the keyboard playing is trimmed down just a tad, the introduction of Ian Kilmister, otherwise known as Lemmy of Motörhead fame, makes up for it. With Lemmy's hard-lined guitar playing and Del Dettmar's synthesizer stabs, tracks like "Space Is Deep" and "The Watcher" are infused with elaborate instrumental meanderings in perfect Hawkwind fashion.

The longer tracks, both "Brainstorm" and "Time We Left This World Today," have Lemmy getting settled in the band's extraordinary milieu, but end up being the album's strongest cuts. There's a harder feel to the songs all the way through, with the guitar and drums coming to the forefront ahead of Dik and Mik's "generators" and "hot electronics." Doremi is the inaugural album for drummer Simon King, and with guitarist Dave Anderson and percussion man Terry Ollis now departed, Hawkwind still manages to muster up a firm intergalactic space-metal atmosphere...only with a more rugged thrust. ~ Mike DeGagne

Dave Brock, acoustic and electric guitar, vocals
Nik Turner, saxophone, flute, vocals
Lemmy (Ian Kilmister), bass, acoustic guitar, vocals
Dik Mik (Michael Davies), synthesizer
Del Dettmar, synthesizer
Simon King, drums
Additional musicians:
Robert Calvert, vocals (on "Urban Guerrilla" and "Ejection“)
Paul Rudolph, guitars (on "Ejection“)

Recorded at Rockfield Studios, September and October 1972
Produced by Brock and Dettmar

Digitally remastered

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