- Audio CD (31 May 2010)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Original recording remastered
- Label: Atomhenge
- ASIN: B003EH3J4A
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 3.6 out of 5 stars See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 75,998 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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DELUXE OFFICIAL REMASTERED EDITION OF THIS CLASSIC ALBUM
FROM 1995 FROM HAWKWIND S DAVE BROCK, ALAN DAVEY & RICHARD
CHADWICK IN DISGUISE AS PSYCHEDELIC WARRIORS
ALL TRACKS NEWLY REMASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES
INCLUDES BOOKLET WITH FULLY RESTORED ARTWORK, PHOTOS,
MEMORABILIA & ESSAY.
FROM 1995 FROM HAWKWIND S DAVE BROCK, ALAN DAVEY & RICHARD
CHADWICK IN DISGUISE AS PSYCHEDELIC WARRIORS
ALL TRACKS NEWLY REMASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES
INCLUDES BOOKLET WITH FULLY RESTORED ARTWORK, PHOTOS,
MEMORABILIA & ESSAY.
ATOMHENGE, the home of HAWKWIND s catalogue from 1976 1997,
continue their series of definitive reissued editions of these classic
albums with the release of WHITE ZONE .
Credited to the fictitious group PSYCHEDELIC WARRIORS, the album was
recorded by DAVE BROCK, ALAN DAVEY and RICHARD CHADWICK at
Rockfield studios in November and December 1994, revealing another
side of their musical nature, taking in influences from the UK Dance and
Rave music scene, creating a unique record that was also undeniably
Hawkwind.
Issued on the Emergency Broadcast label in 1995 and deleted soon after,
the album has remained elusive to Hawkwind fans for many years, making
this reissue most welcome.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Personally I thought this was an excellent album; forget the fact that it's Hawkwind working under an alias again - they've been doing that since 1977 when Brock and Calvert started the Sonic Assassins project. Possibly the name change is to reflect the fact that this really isn't Hawkwind, and bears little resemblance to previous albums, except perhaps IT IS THE BUSINESS OF THE FUTURE TO BE DANGEROUS. A lot of Hawkwind fans hate these albums though, as there's no blanga and they're predominately electronic in nature (re: spacey, ambient, synthy) but this is not a bad thing in my book, fans of Dave Brock's solo stuff might want to take a good look.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
For whatever legal or branding reason, this Hawkwind album sneaked out under an alternate name. The material comes across as most similar to solo Brock with shades of Church of Hawkwind, and only one track regularly made appearances in concerts, that being Love in Space. Nothing wrong with this album, but probably only for completists.
7 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Psychedelic Warriors were the vehicle for this album of instrumental space-rock from three Hawkwind members: Dave Brock, Alan Davey and Richard Chadwick. The music is totally instrumental, save for some voiceover effects on one track, and reminds me of the instrumental parts of Alan Davey's solo album "Bedouin". That, however, had generally more drive about it, as well as a number of good sung tracks.
On "White Zone", the music fails to conjure up any real passion, images of other worlds or mantric rhythms: it just all seems a bit flat, as though it needs the vocals to inspire the musical creativity.
If you're interested in instrumental space-rock from the Hawkwind camp, then you might try this year's (2010) release by Harvey Bainnridge, "Dreams, Omens & Strange Encounters" - it's better than this.
On "White Zone", the music fails to conjure up any real passion, images of other worlds or mantric rhythms: it just all seems a bit flat, as though it needs the vocals to inspire the musical creativity.
If you're interested in instrumental space-rock from the Hawkwind camp, then you might try this year's (2010) release by Harvey Bainnridge, "Dreams, Omens & Strange Encounters" - it's better than this.
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same old .....
this is exactly what you would expect from brock and co. not as good as the old stuff, pre 1978,but far better than the boring drivel that hawkwind play now.
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