(Review from amazon.co.uk)

This album sticks two fingers up at anyone who has ever slagged Hawkwind off. Sure, they have had their moments, but this proves they can be a force to be reckoned with. Recorded on the Black Sword tour of ’85, this album follows on nicely from the studio concept album about the adventures of Elric of Melnibone, a pale hero in a fantasy world created by Michael Moorcock. Moorcock was a collaberator with Hawkwind since the early days and it’s good to see the bands admiration of the author manifesting itself in the releases they had in ’84 & ’85. Live Chronicles allows you an insight to the excitement and extravagance of their live show at this time. The pace of the album is fast and heavy but well played and well produced. Hi-lights are ‘Dragons and fables’ ‘Masters of the universe’ and ‘Magnu’ Huw Lloyd Langtons guitar playing is fantastic and unmistakable. Live albums can be hit and miss, and lets be honest although Hawkwind are a great and mysterious band, their recordings were often lacking in the studio never mind on stage. This is a pleasing exception and should be heard by not only Hawkwind fans but any sceptic who never embraced the band. This may change your mind.

Line-up:
- Dave Brock / vocals, synthesizers, guitar, keyboards
- Harvey Bainbridge / keyboards, synthesizers, vocals
- Alan Davey / bass, backing vocals
- Huw Lloyd-Langton / lead guitar, vocals
- Danny Thompson / drums

Track List:
01 – Song Of The Swords
02 – Dragons And Fables
03 – Narration
04 – The Sea King
05 – Angels Of Death
06 – Shade Gate
07 – Rocky Paths
08 – Narration
09 – The Pulsing Cavern
10 – Master Of The Universe
11 – Dreaming City
12 – Choose Your Masques
13 – Fight Sequence
14 – Needle Gun
15 – Zarozinia
16 – Lords Of Chaos
17 – The Dark Lords
18 – Moonglum
19 – Elric The Enchanter
20 – Conjuration of Magnu
21 – Magnu
22 – Dust Of Time
23 – Horn Of Fate

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