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Church of Hawkwind
Church of Hawkwind
Studio album by Hawkwind
Released	14 May 1982
Recorded	1981–1982
Genre	Space rock
Length	35:29
Label	Active
Producer	Dr Technical
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Church of Hawkwind is the twelfth studio album by Hawkwind, released under the band name Church of Hawkwind in 1982. The name change reflects the fact that this was a musical departure for the band, being a more experimental electronic offering rather than the usual heavy rock that the band were known for at the time.

Dave Brock resurrects the "Dr Technical" alias which he had previously used for production of the band's 1972 hit single "Silver Machine". This is almost a Dave Brock solo album considering the heavy bias towards his work, and none of these tracks were performed live by the band, save "Looking in the Future" which was re-recorded as "Letting in the Past" on It is the Business of the Future to be Dangerous.

"The Phenomenon of Luminosity" features a sample of John Glenn on the Friendship Seven spacecraft during the Mercury-Atlas 6 mission on 20 February 1962. An alternative version of "Experiment With Destiny" had appeared on the preceding year's Sonic Attack album as "Virgin of the World".

Although credited to Dave Brock, the track "Some People Never Die" borrows much of its material from the track "They Call Me Gun" on an obscure LP by "On The Seventh Day" (US Mercury Records 61248, 1970), right down to the Robert F. Kennedy and Lee Harvey Oswald shooting commentaries. Alternative versions of "Some People Never Die" appear on Spacebrock and the Dave Brock solo album Earthed to the Ground (as "Assassination").

The CD bonus tracks on the 1994 Griffin release were recorded in the 1990s and seem at odds with the overall feel of the album, and they were placed in the middle of a resequenced side 2 by Dave Brock, disrupting the flow of the album, for example the rowing that linked "Some People Never Die" with "Light Specific Data" now has 5 tracks in between.^[3] The 2010 Atomhenge CD restores the original running order and provides a different set of bonus material.^[4]^[5]^[6]

Track listing

Side 1: Space

"Angel Voices" (Dave Brock, Harvey Bainbridge) – 1:21 – Brock; Bainbridge
"Nuclear Drive" (Brock) – 3:39 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
"Star Cannibal" (Brock) – 5:31 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
"The Phenomenon of Luminosity" (Brock) – 2:40 – Brock
"Fall of Earth City" (Brock, Bainbridge, Huw Lloyd-Langton) – 3:24 – Brock; Bainbridge; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
"The Church" (Brock, Lloyd-Langton) – 1:32 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton

Side 2: Fate

"Joker at the Gate" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:51 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
"Some People Never Die" (Brock) – 3:52 – Brock; Sperhawk; Bodi
"Light Specific Data" (Brock) – 3:48 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
"Experiment with Destiny" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 2:31 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
"The Last Messiah" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:27 – Brock; Bainbridge; Madam X
"Looking in the Future" (Brock) – 4:03 – Brock; Bainbridge; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin

Atomhenge CD bonus tracks

Angel Voices" [Extended Version] (Brock, Bainbridge) – 2:21
"Harvey's Sequence" (Bainbridge) – 3:01
"Fall of Earth City" [Alternate Version] (Brock, Bainbridge, Lloyd-Langton) – 4:50
"Water Music (Light Specific Data)" (Brock) – 4:42
"Looking in the Future" / "Virgin of the World" (Brock) – 10:23

Griffin CD

"Angel Voices" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:21
"Nuclear Drive" (Brock) – 3:39
"Star Cannibal" (Brock) – 5:31
"The Phenomenon of Luminosity" (Brock) – 2:40
"Fall of Earth City" (Brock, Bainbridge, Lloyd-Langton) – 3:24
"The Church" (Brock, Lloyd-Langton) – 1:32
"Identimate" (Brock) – 3:45 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
"Some People Never Die" (Brock) – 3:52
"Damage of Life" (Brock) – 5:50 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
"Experiment with Destiny" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 2:31
"Mists of Meridin" (Brock, Alan Davey) – 5:13 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
"Looking in the Future" (Brock) – 4:03
"Joker at the Gate" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:51
"Light Specific Data" (Brock) – 3:48
"The Last Messiah" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:27

Personnel

Hawkwind

Dave Brock – electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, vocals
Huw Lloyd-Langton – electric guitar, vocals
Harvey Bainbridge – bass guitar, keyboards, vocals
Martin Griffin– drums

with

Marc Sperhawk – bass guitar
Capt Al Bodi – drums
Alan Davey – bass guitar (bonus tracks on 1994 rerelease)
Richard Chadwick – drums (bonus tracks on 1994 rerelease)
Kris Tait (Madam X) – crying

Credits

Recorded at Rockfield Studios December 1981 to February 1982.
Produced by Dr Technical, engineered by Pat Moran and Ashley Howe.
Cover by Andrew Christian and Partridge/Rushton. Booklet illustrations by John Coulthart and Tim.

Equipment listed

Korg 700 Keyboard
Korg Analogue Seq
Korg MS-20
Korg Polyphonic
Roland Jupiter 4
Roland Sho9
EMS Synthi
2 Roland 201 Space Echoes
Koorlander Time Module
Koorlander Multichorus Delay Module
Pubison
Westone Thunder HI Guitar
Westone Paduak Guitar (stated as "Westone Padewak Guitar" on the original LP sleeve.)
Westone Thunder 1Bass

Charts

Chart (1982)	Peak position
UK Albums (OCC)^[7]	26

Release history

May 1982: RCA Active, RCALP9004 – initial copies came with a 12-page lyric book
June 1994: Dojo, DOJOCD86, UK CD
March 1994: Griffin Music, GN0932-2, USA CD
April 2010: Atomhenge (Cherry Red) Records, ATOMCD1021, UK CD

References

^ Thompson, Dave. Church of Hawkwind at AllMusic
^ Larkin, Colin (2007). The Encyclopedia of Popular Music (4th ed.). Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0195313734.
^ "The Flight of the Griffin and the Hawk". Archived from the original on 16 July 2011.
^ "Hawkwind – Church of Hawkwind (2010, CD)". Discogs. 26 April 2010.
^ "Church of Hawkwind – Hawkwind | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic". AllMusic.
^ "Church of Hawkwind".
^ "Official Albums Chart Top 100". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 30 October 2023.

External links

Atomhenge Records
Collectable Records – Original cover and booklet

[1] Thompson, Dave. Church of Hawkwind at AllMusic

[2] Larkin, Colin (2007). The Encyclopedia of Popular Music (4th ed.). Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0195313734.

[3] "The Flight of the Griffin and the Hawk". Archived from the original on 16 July 2011.

[4] "Hawkwind – Church of Hawkwind (2010, CD)". Discogs. 26 April 2010.

[5] "Church of Hawkwind – Hawkwind | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic". AllMusic.

[6] "Church of Hawkwind".

[ac_UK2_-7] "Official Albums Chart Top 100". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 30 October 2023.

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-Although credited to Dave Brock, the track "Some People Never Die" borrows much of its material from the track "They Call Me Gun" on an obscure LP "On The Seventh Day" (US Mercury Records 61248, 1970), right down to the [[Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy|Robert F. Kennedy]] and [[Lee Harvey Oswald]] shooting commentaries. An alternative edit of "Some People Never Die" is on "SpaceBrock" (2000).
+Although credited to Dave Brock, the track "Some People Never Die" borrows much of its material from the track "They Call Me Gun" on an obscure LP by "On The Seventh Day" (US Mercury Records 61248, 1970), right down to the [[Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy|Robert F. Kennedy]] and [[Lee Harvey Oswald]] shooting commentaries. Alternative versions of "Some People Never Die" appear on ''[[Spacebrock]]'' and the Dave Brock solo album ''[[Earthed to the Ground]]'' (as "Assassination").
-The CD bonus tracks on the Griffin release were recorded in the 1990s and seem at odds with the overall feel of the album, and they were placed in the middle of a resequenced side 2 disrupting the flow of the album, for example the rowing that linked "Some People Never Die" with "Light Specific Data" now has 5 tracks in between. The Atomhenge CD restores the original running order and provides a different set of bonus material.
+The CD bonus tracks on the 1994 Griffin release were recorded in the 1990s and seem at odds with the overall feel of the album, and they were placed in the middle of a resequenced side 2 by Dave Brock, disrupting the flow of the album, for example the rowing that linked "Some People Never Die" with "Light Specific Data" now has 5 tracks in between.<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.starfarer.net/griffin1.html|title = The Flight of the Griffin and the Hawk| archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20110716102436/http://www.starfarer.net/griffin1.html | archive-date=16 July 2011 }}</ref> The 2010 Atomhenge CD restores the original running order and provides a different set of bonus material.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/Hawkwind-Church-Of-Hawkwind/release/2274407|title = Hawkwind – Church of Hawkwind (2010, CD)| publisher=[[Discogs]] | date=26 April 2010 }}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.allmusic.com/album/church-of-hawkwind-mw0000113256|title = Church of Hawkwind – Hawkwind &#124; Songs, Reviews, Credits &#124; AllMusic| publisher=[[AllMusic]] }}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.cherryred.co.uk/product/church-of-hawkwind/|title = Church of Hawkwind}}</ref>
 ==Track listing==
 ===Side 1: Space===
-#"Angel Voices" ([[Dave Brock]], [[Harvey Bainbridge]]) 1:21 – Brock; Bainbridge
+#"Angel Voices" ([[Dave Brock]], [[Harvey Bainbridge]]) – 1:21 – Brock; Bainbridge
-#"Nuclear Drive" (Brock) 3:39 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
+#"Nuclear Drive" (Brock) – 3:39 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
-#"Star Cannibal" (Brock) 5:31 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
+#"Star Cannibal" (Brock) – 5:31 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
-#"The Phenomenon of Luminosity" (Brock) 2:40  – Brock
+#"The Phenomenon of Luminosity" (Brock) – 2:40  – Brock
-#"Fall of Earth City" (Brock, Bainbridge, [[Huw Lloyd-Langton]]) 3:24 – Brock; Bainbridge; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
+#"Fall of Earth City" (Brock, Bainbridge, [[Huw Lloyd-Langton]]) – 3:24 – Brock; Bainbridge; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
-#"The Church" (Brock, Lloyd-Langton) 1:32 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton
+#"The Church" (Brock, Lloyd-Langton) – 1:32 – Brock; Lloyd-Langton
 ===Side 2: Fate===
-#<LI VALUE="7">"Joker at the Gate" (Brock, Bainbridge) 1:51 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
+#<LI VALUE="7">"Joker at the Gate" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:51 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
-#"Some People Never Die" (Brock) 3:52 – Brock; Sperhawk; Bodi
+#"Some People Never Die" (Brock) – 3:52 – Brock; Sperhawk; Bodi
-#"Light Specific Data" (Brock) 3:48 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
+#"Light Specific Data" (Brock) – 3:48 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
-#"Experiment With Destiny" (Brock, Bainbridge) 2:31 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
+#"Experiment with Destiny" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 2:31 – Brock; Bainbridge; Griffin
-#"The Last Messiah" (Brock, Bainbridge) 1:27 – Brock; Bainbridge; Madam X
+#"The Last Messiah" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:27 – Brock; Bainbridge; Madam X
-#"Looking in the Future" (Brock) 4:03 – Brock; Bainbridge; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
+#"Looking in the Future" (Brock) – 4:03 – Brock; Bainbridge; Lloyd-Langton; Griffin
 ===Atomhenge CD bonus tracks===
-#<LI VALUE="13">Angel Voices" [Extended Version]
+#<LI VALUE="13">Angel Voices" [Extended Version] (Brock, Bainbridge) – 2:21
-#"Harvey's Sequence"
+#"Harvey's Sequence" (Bainbridge) – 3:01
-#"Fall of Earth City" [Alternate Version]
+#"Fall of Earth City" [Alternate Version] (Brock, Bainbridge, Lloyd-Langton) – 4:50
-#"Water Music (Light Specific Data)"
+#"Water Music (Light Specific Data)" (Brock) – 4:42
-#"Looking in the Future"
+#"Looking in the Future" / "Virgin of the World" (Brock) – 10:23
-#"Virgin of the World"
 ===Griffin CD===
-#"Angel Voices" (Brock, Bainbridge) 1:21
+#"Angel Voices" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:21
-#"Nuclear Drive" (Brock) 3:39
+#"Nuclear Drive" (Brock) – 3:39
-#"Star Cannibal" (Brock) 5:31
+#"Star Cannibal" (Brock) – 5:31
-#"The Phenomenon of Luminosity" (Brock) 2:40
+#"The Phenomenon of Luminosity" (Brock) – 2:40
-#"Fall of Earth City" (Brock, Bainbridge, Lloyd-Langton) 3:24
+#"Fall of Earth City" (Brock, Bainbridge, Lloyd-Langton) – 3:24
-#"The Church" (Brock, Lloyd-Langton) 1:32
+#"The Church" (Brock, Lloyd-Langton) – 1:32
-#"Identimate" (Brock) 3:45 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
+#"Identimate" (Brock) – 3:45 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
-#"Some People Never Die" (Brock) 3:52
+#"Some People Never Die" (Brock) – 3:52
-#"Damage of Life" (Brock) 5:50 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
+#"Damage of Life" (Brock) – 5:50 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
-#"Experiment With Destiny" (Brock, Bainbridge) 2:31
+#"Experiment with Destiny" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 2:31
-#"Mists of Meridin" (Brock, [[Alan Davey (musician)|Alan Davey]]) 5:13 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
+#"Mists of Meridin" (Brock, [[Alan Davey (musician)|Alan Davey]]) – 5:13 – bonus track – Brock; Davey; Chadwick
-#"Looking in the Future" (Brock) 4:03
+#"Looking in the Future" (Brock) – 4:03
-#"Joker at the Gate" (Brock, Bainbridge) 1:51
+#"Joker at the Gate" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:51
-#"Light Specific Data" (Brock) 3:48
+#"Light Specific Data" (Brock) – 3:48
-#"The Last Messiah" (Brock, Bainbridge) 1:27
+#"The Last Messiah" (Brock, Bainbridge) – 1:27
 ==Personnel==
+;Hawkwind
 *[[Dave Brock]] – electric guitar, bass guitar, keyboards, vocals
 *[[Huw Lloyd-Langton]] – electric guitar, vocals
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 *Marc Sperhawk – bass guitar
 *Capt Al Bodi – drums
-*[[Alan Davey (musician)|Alan Davey]] – bass guitar
+*[[Alan Davey (musician)|Alan Davey]] – bass guitar (bonus tracks on 1994 rerelease)
-*Richard Chadwick – drums
+*Richard Chadwick – drums (bonus tracks on 1994 rerelease)
 *Kris Tait (Madam X) – crying
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 ==Equipment listed==
-*Korg 700 Keyboard
+*[[Korg]] 700 Keyboard
-*Korg Analogue Seq
+*Korg [[Music sequencer|Analogue Seq]]
-*Korg MS20
+*[[Korg MS20|Korg MS-20]]
 *Korg Polyphonic
-*Roland Jupiter 4
+*[[Roland Corporation|Roland]] [[Roland Jupiter-4|Jupiter 4]]
 *Roland Sho9
-*EMS Synthi
+*[[EMS VCS 3|EMS Synthi]]
-*2 Roland 201 Space Echoes
+*2 Roland [[Roland RE-201|201 Space Echoes]]
 *Koorlander Time Module
 *Koorlander Multichorus Delay Module
 *Pubison
-*Westone Thunder HI Guitar
+*[[Westone (guitars)|Westone]] Thunder HI Guitar
-*Westone Padewak Guitar
+*Westone Paduak Guitar (stated as "Westone Padewak Guitar" on the original LP sleeve.)
 *Westone Thunder 1Bass
+== Charts ==
+{| class="wikitable sortable plainrowheaders"
+|-
+! Chart (1982)
+! Peak<br />position
+|-
+{{album chart|UK2|26|date=19820516|rowheader=true|accessdate=30 October 2023}}
+|}
 ==Release history==
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 ==External links==
-*[http://www.cherryred.co.uk/atomhenge/product.php?display=ATOMCD1021 Atomhenge Records]
+*[https://web.archive.org/web/20100604235634/http://www.cherryred.co.uk/atomhenge/product.php?display=ATOMCD1021 Atomhenge Records]
 *[http://www.collectable-records.ru/groups/hawkwind/church.htm Collectable Records] – Original cover and booklet
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+[[Category:Albums recorded at Rockfield Studios]]

v t e Hawkwind
Dave Brock Richard Chadwick Magnus Martin Thighpaulsandra Doug MacKinnon Nik Turner Dik Mik Terry Ollis Huw Lloyd-Langton Thomas Crimble Del Dettmar Simon King Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister Robert Calvert Simon House Alan Powell Paul Rudolph Adrian Shaw Harvey Bainbridge Steve Swindells Keith Hale Ginger Baker Andy Anderson Robert Heaton Alan Davey Clive Deamer Bridget Wishart Ron Tree Mr Dibs Tim Blake Niall Hone
Studio albums	Hawkwind In Search of Space Doremi Fasol Latido Hall of the Mountain Grill Warrior on the Edge of Time Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music Quark, Strangeness and Charm 25 Years On (as Hawklords) PXR5 Levitation Sonic Attack Church of Hawkwind Choose Your Masques The Chronicle of the Black Sword The Xenon Codex Space Bandits Electric Tepee It Is the Business of the Future to Be Dangerous White Zone (as Psychedelic Warriors) Alien 4 Distant Horizons In Your Area Spacebrock Take Me to Your Leader Take Me to Your Future Blood of the Earth Onward The Machine Stops Into the Woods Road to Utopia All Aboard the Skylark Carnivorous (as Hawkwind Light Orchestra) Somnia The Future Never Waits Stories from Time and Space
Live albums	Space Ritual Live Seventy Nine Coded Languages This Is Hawkwind, Do Not Panic Live Chronicles Palace Springs The Business Trip Love in Space Hawkwind 1997 Yule Ritual Canterbury Fayre 2001 Spaced Out in London Knights of Space Space Ritual Live At the Roundhouse 50 Live We Are Looking in on You
Archive albums	The Weird Tapes Hawkwind, Friends and Relations The Text of Festival Zones Bring Me the Head of Yuri Gagarin Space Ritual Volume 2 Hawkwind Anthology Out & Intake BBC Radio 1 Live in Concert The Friday Rock Show Sessions Hawklords Live California Brainstorm Undisclosed Files Addendum The 1999 Party Glastonbury 90 Choose Your Masques: Collectors Series Volume 2 Complete '79: Collector Series Volume 1 Atomhenge 76 Live 1990
Compilation albums	Roadhawks Masters of the Universe Repeat Performance Angels of Death Spirit of the Age Stasis (The UA Years 1971–1975) Tales from Atom Henge Epocheclipse Future Reconstructions – Ritual of the Solstice Masters of Rock Spirit of the Age Anthology The Dream Goes On
Extended plays	Hawkwind Zoo EP Sonic Assassins EP The Earth Ritual Preview Quark, Strangeness and Charm
Singles	"Hurry On Sundown" "Silver Machine" "Urban Guerrilla" "Kings of Speed" "Kerb Crawler" "Back on the Streets" "Quark, Strangeness and Charm" "Psi Power" "25 Years" "Shot Down in the Night" "Who's Gonna Win the War?" "Spirit of the Age"
Associated acts	Sonic Assassins Hawklords Space Ritual Hawklords (2008)
Related articles	Discography Members Videography Liquid Len Barney Bubbles Stacia Hawkfest Michael Moorcock Motörhead