Space Ritual [Live] [Original recording remastered] [Import]

Space Ritual [Live] [Original recording remastered] [Import]

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Product Description
UK remastered & repackaged reissue of the British progressive rock act's 1973 album with 3 added bonus tracks 'You Shouldn't Do That', 'Master Of The Universe' & 'Born To Go'. 2001.

Tracks:

Earth Calling
Born To Go
Down Through The Night
The Awakening
Lord Of Light
Black Corridor
Space Is Deep
Electronic No.1
Orgone Accumulator
Upside Down
10 Seconds Of Forever
Brainstorm

Tracks:

7 By 7
Sonic Attack
Time We Left This World Today
Master of The Universe
Welcome To The Future
You Shouldn't Do That
Master Of The Universe
Born To Go

Album Description

UK remastered & repackaged reissue of the British progressive rock act's 1973 album with 3 added bonus tracks 'You Shouldn't Do That', 'Master Of The Universe' & 'Born To Go'. 2001.

Album Details

Digitally remastered with 3 bonus tracks!

Customer Reviews:

Mott's Ritual.......2006-10-10

In the lead up to Christmas 1972 there was a massive disturbance in the force as the mighty Hawkwind had a freak hit single with their `Silver Machine ` reaching Number three in the singles chart. I am not saying that this exactly made Hawkwind into pop stars, but it certainly gave them access to a far wider audience.
`Silver Machine' was even more of a freak than it appears. For a start it was a live recording, which was almost unheard of in singles land, especially as it was nearly five minutes long (even if it had been heavily edited with Robert Calvert's vocals completely erased and replaced with the far more aggressive growl of Hawkwind's bass player Ian Kiliminster, known to all as Lemmy). The sight of the Hawkwind video being played next to the Nolan Sisters on Top of the Pops did bring a smile to the face, but imagine if they had let Lemmy into the same studio as the Sisters?
It's not as though Hawkwind had not already enjoyed success, as their first three albums had already charted in the U.K. `Hawkwind' (1970), `In Search of Space' (1971) (complete with fabulous foldout cover and Hawklog), and `Doremi Fasol Latido' (1972) which had a vaguely space concept.
But with the money generated by a hit single Hawkwind decided to take their Space Ritual on the road for a massive tour of the United Kingdom and surrounding planets. A road crew was brought in, the most impressive display of lights were acquired under the auspicious eye of Liquid Len accompanied by his crew of Lensmen, costumes were fashioned, famous English D.J. Andy Dunkley was appointed Mothership control, one of the most impressive stage settings was put together to house the band for their rocket ride, actual dancers were put on the payroll and given chorography, and most impressively the band put in some rehearsal time.
The band had been stable for a whole year, which for this bunch of space cadets was in itself an event. Baring in mind that there had already been three other bass players before Lemmy secured the job, a lead guitarist had been lost and nobody had bothered to replace him, whilst the drum stool had already moved into Spinal Tap mode. It was almost a rule in the band that they never did two studio albums with the same line up.
From these early beginnings, though, nobody could have ever imagined that over the years Hawkwind would have such a heavy influence on such diverse musical threads as Ambient, World, Disco (seriously), Trance, Stoner Rock, Heavy Metal, and of course Space Rock.
Fortunately for us all several of the shows were recorded, and the best of two of them from Liverpool and Manchester have been spliced together to give the complete experience, all done in the correct running order. This was first released as a double album in 1973 at the price of a single album, Hawkwind being Hawkwind and always giving value for money. As well as a poster size foldout cover, you also got two booklets, one telling the story of the Space Ritual joining the dots between songs, the other giving you all the information you could possibly want about the tour.
In 1996 EMI went one step further and re-released the Space Ritual in Digi-Pak form reproducing the original artwork, whilst adding some extra photos from the tour. The music itself has been wonderfully re-mastered to give a much clearer sound than the original vinyl, or for that matter the first CD release. Due to time constraints first time round (you could only get eighty minutes of music on four sides of vinyl) the encore of `You Shouldn't Do That' had to be left off. Well no more; here you get the full concert encore and all. As if that was not enough over twenty minutes of bonus live Hawkwind has been tacked onto the end with two tracks from the hard to get Greasy Truckers benefit concert.
The concert starts with the Starship Hawkwind on final countdown for its rocket ride. Robert Calvert, Hawkwind's resident poet, gets things underway with `Earth Calling' amidst an array of Hawkwind, bubble music, audio generators, countdowns, swazzles, electronic robot music, swishing, and after burns.
Blastoff occurs with Dave Brock blazing out the riffs from his sonic axe of `Born To Go'; then the rest of the band comes thundering in. Now you must remember that nobody had ever bothered to mention to Lemmy that the bass guitar was a rhythm instrument, as he goes note for note with his captain's guitar. Simon King on drums may have had his failings, but subtlety was not one of them as he thrashes away for all he is worth.
Everybody's favourite, hippy Nik Turner hoots and honks his way through every song on his battered saxophone, only reverting to the flute for those short quieter moments when Robert Calvert would get up to read out some of his poetry or to speak out the words of Michael Moorcock the famous science fiction writer who had written special passages for the Space Ritual. `Sonic Attack' is particularly disturbing in the concept of the Space Ritual, with the whole band echoing the narrator's speech. Then behind this you had the twin attack of Del Dettmar and Dik Mik on synthesisers, audio generators, and electronics giving out that very special Hawkwind wall of sound. The songs were most of `Doremi Fasol Latido' plus any songs that fitted in from the Hawkwind back catalogue. `Masters of The Universe' for example fitted in very well, plus material specially written for the mission. This was Heavy Metal at its very best, no matter what different wrapper you want to give it.
Of course Hawkwind was a very visual band in every way. Out the front of the stage for the journey was the larger than life Amazonian dancer Stacia, who somehow during each performance managed to lose every stitch of space garb adorning her ample body. As there were always a lot of spotty sixteen year old boys down the front of the stage, it probably means that Stacia was the first naked female seen by thousands of young lustful teenagers. To answer your next question, "Yes, those thoughtful people from EMI have included a few snapshots in one of the booklets," purely for historic reasons you understand. I know this has nothing to do with the music, but I thought it was worth mentioning.
More than thirty years later, Hawkwind are still flying, sadly without Stacia, who went off and married drummer Roy Dyke, which makes her Mrs Dyke, hmmm. Lemmy has of course gone on to become the founder of Heavy Metal with the mighty Motorhead. Whilst David Brock, with new Hawknauts, still leads Hawkwind, who released a new studio album in 2005 called `Take Me To Your Leader', their first album since `Distant Horizons' in 1997. Hawkwind's Space Ritual is a great trip.
Mott the Dog.

listen with your ears not your mouth .......2005-11-28

i'd like to say to the other reviewer who said don't kid yourself that this is nonsense hello it's called space rock for a reason because it doesn't have to make sense and being spacey and trippy is kool man better try it something you may enjoy it
than working the 9 to 5 circle

but hey anyway a truly great live cd from the pioneers of space/rock hawkwind yeah the drumming is repative but it's cool
man way kool and if your a pot smoking hippy there's nothing better than listening to this album.. hey man i must sound stoned well maybe i am, who knows?

a classic album without a fiddle of an orange

Psychedelic Warlords!.......2005-10-01

I have been a HawkFan since the acid daze of the early 70's and I highly recommend this album (and most others) by Hawkwind! They are unique and not widely known in the U.S. although they have an almost cult following around the world. Their "Live" perforances are legendary (which is why I chose to review this album). The British fantasy/sci-fi author Michael Moorcock is a huge fan and has collaborated on some Hawkwind lyrics from time to time. The band members change often (Dave Brock being the only constant) and that is part of their mystique. If you like Heavy Metal/Space Rock you will Love Hawkwind and "Space Ritual"!

One of the best live cds ever.......2005-03-09

The bad things first. Yes, it is a bit overlong, and yes, some of the spoken poems are a bit insipid. Having said that, this cd contains some of the best live music I've ever heard.

The heart of the cd is the old (side 2 + 3) from the original album - that is, from "Lord of Light" to "Brainstorm". "The Black Corridor" is one of the spoken poems that actually works. You then get 8+ minutes of a monster song "Space is Deep" that is truly amazing - music so thick and nuanced that it could be sliced with a knife.

After some electronic noodling comes "Orgone Accumulator". You don't need to know what an orgone accumulator is to enjoy (though it doesn't hurt - try googling for it). "Upside Down" is fairly forgettable, but then comes another halfway decent poem "10 Seconds to Forever" and then, what may be one of the best live songs ever (any genre any musician). "Brainstorm" is one of those songs that you can listen to again and again - the lyrics don't mean much (though they set an interesting vibe) but the music...o the music. This is a song that deserves to be played as loud as you can get away with.

As for the rest of the cd...well, some interesting bits and some embarrassing bits ("Sonic Attack" in particular is outstanding in a bad movie sort of way). But who cares. Edit it down to 40-50 minutes and you have something to enjoy again and again. Hard to believe this came out five years after the beatles broke up...hard to believe hawkwind never became more than a cult success. Get it and enjoy!

Don't Kid Yourself.......2005-01-04

I loved this when it came out, but I also loved lots of things then that weren't good for me. Not that this is harmful in any way... it's just that it is really, really awful.

Lemmy is the only one in the band that could play with any facility or sense of melody, and even he wasn't exactly at his best then. The drummer is an unsteady, two-lick metronome, and Dave Brock continuously uses a wah pedal on his guitar solos to try to cover up for the fact that he sounds like he's playing with his toes. Overlay it all with undifferentiated sonic sludge, add a flute/reed player who seems to have never learned half the notes on either instrument, and sprinkle with "cosmic" lyrics that weren't so much goofy as stupid - that was Hawkwind.

Don't buy the hype. Hawkwind was always terrible, if terribly sincere. They were a joke then, and if you pay what they're asking for this idiocy, the joke's on you. Want space rock? Buy Gong, or even Planet Gong, not this mud.

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Very excellent packaging...

Space Ritual
Hawkwind
Manufacturer: EMI Int'l
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000OYCN98
Release Date: 2007-07-02

Tracks:

Earth Calling/Born to Go
Born to Go
Down Through the Night
Awakening
Lord of Light
Black Corridor
Space Is Deep
Electronic No. 1
Orgone Accumulator
Upside Down
10 Seconds of Forever
Brainstorm

Tracks:

7 by 7
Sonic Attack
Time We Left This World Today
Master of the Universe
Welcome to the Future
You Shouldn't Do That
Master of the Universe
Born to Go

Album Description

2007 special three disc (two CDs + PAL/Region 0 DVD) Collector's Edition of the veteran UK Space Rockers' 1973 live opus. The CDs in this edition feature the original album with some extended tracks (they were originally edited due to the time restrictions of vinyl) plus three bonus tracks. The DVD is more a DVD album than DVD video; it allows the listener to enjoy the album as it was originally recorded: as one long continuous piece of live music. There is a brand new 5.1 mix as well as the standard stereo mix and a visualizer will appear on screen while the music plays. The DVD also features two promo videos which are previously unreleased - 'Silver Machine' and 'Urban Guerilla'. EMI. 2007.

Album Details

Collectors Edition of Two CDs and One Dvda.

Customer Reviews:

Very excellent packaging..........2007-07-20

This is packaged in a clear slipcase and 8 panel fold-out digipack, similar to the legacy or universal deluxe re-issues that have been released lately. The DVD worked in my DVD player even though it's PAL, and I don't have any fancy player, it was some 80 buck radio shack thing.. great art, great booklet and cool visuals on the DVD. the 5.1 mix isn't that radical, but it's good to hear it all at once instead of on 2 dvds..

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Nik Turner - 'Space Ritual' (Cleopatra)
Some really good Space Rock, and, its from '94!
Not only harking back to the heydays of Hawkwind

Space Ritual
Nik Turner
Manufacturer: Cleopatra
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Tracks:

Ghost Dance
Watching The Grass Grow
D-Rider
Master Of The Universe
Sonic Attack
Thoth
King
God Rock
Slo-Blo
Serenade
Utopia 2000
Brainstorm

Tracks:

Ejection
The Awakening
The Right Stuff
Armour For Everyday
Nirbasion Annasion
You Shouldn't Do That
T.V. As Eyes
Orgone Accumulator
Silver Machine

Customer Reviews:

Nik Turner - 'Space Ritual' (Cleopatra).......2004-11-19

This 2-CD release has SUCH significant meaning to me.I saw the Nik Turner's Hawkwind Experience(as Turner dubbed this U.S.tour)on two different dates.The first show I caught LITERALLY changed my 'music taste' forever.Sort of a religious-like experience,to say the very least.Before,I practically lived for bands like Pantera,Dio,Maiden,etc.No more.After I caught Turner performing live,I soon discovered other bands as such,like Gong,Nektar,Steve Hillage,Fifty Foot Hose,The Move and also krautrock bands like Guru Guru,Kluster,Amon Duul II and Brianticket.'Space Ritual 1994' also features other Hawkwind past members synth wiz Del Dettmar and percussionist Alan Powell.From looking at the six-page fold-out liner notes,I see that at least on one date during this 44-date trek that Turner had invited out some memorable guests.Former Dead Kennedys frontman Jello Biafra,to do the vocals on Michael Moorcock's recital "Armour For Everyday" and Pink Fairies drummer Twink to play at their New York date.Let's not forget that ex-Chrome guitarist Helios Creed plays on this record as well as moog/synth man Len Del Rio(see my review of his Zero Gravity disc),rhythm guitarist Tommy Grenas(of Pressurehed)and bassist Paul Fox.As for the tunes,I remember not knowing what'd hit me during the trippingly fantastic opener "Ghost Dance".Then,Turner and crew carries on with "Watching The Grass Grow","D-Rider"(I was in the bar men's room screaming so loud that I was so thrilled to be there during this tune),"Master Of The Universe","Sonic Attack" and so on.A total running time of two solid brain damaging spaced out rock hours here.Loved his flute instumentals,"King" and "Serenade".Also couldn't get enough of the Bob Calvert gems,"Ejection" and "The Right Stuff".Turner seems to master the Hawkwind classics like his OWN "Brainstorm","You Shouldn't Do That","Orgone Accumulator" and "Silver Machine".A true keeper.100% essential for ALL Hawkwind and space rock fans.

Some really good Space Rock, and, its from '94!.......2000-05-17

When I first saw this CD on Amazon, I saw that they played "TV as eyes", one of Chrome's greatest songs. So I really wanted to hear an updated version of that song. Well, over time, Helios Creed lost the singing that he once had on early Chrome albums, but the song is still pretty good. Nik Turner really busts out on the flute in a few of the songs, and it fits them perfectly. My favorite song on here would have to be D-Rider, in which Turner really belts out some amazing singing. I also love the menacing drums of Ghost Dance. Turner sings in an almost Helios Creed manner in The Right Stuff. And I love the tale that Genesis P-Orridge tells about "your armor" on Armour for Everyday. This is one great live perfprmance, and surprisingly, its from 1994. I thought 94 was just filled with a bunch of Kurt Cobain wannabes. Well, it wasn't, the man of Hawkwind busts out in Space Ritual Live with a number of great artists (My favorite being Helios Creed). If you like Space Rock, or Indutrial, check this one out. Industrial fans may think that the music was originated with Skinny Puppy and Ministry, but these are the guys that really brought it out.

Not only harking back to the heydays of Hawkwind.......1999-04-18

This is Nik Turner at his best + Pressurehed + Helios Creed + Genesis P'Orridge + Del Detmar +++. Anyone who likes space rock will like this one. It's great that Nik is back!

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Hawkwind - 'Space Ritual' (One Way) 2-CD
(Plan 9 From Outer) SPACE RITUAL!
A timeless Hawkwind classic
definitive live hawkwind
Quintessential space rock from the band that invented it.

Space Ritual
Hawkwind
Manufacturer: One Way Records Inc
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000002RA9
Release Date: 1992-09-11

Tracks:

Earth Calling/Born to Go
Down Through the Night
Awakening
Lord of Light
Black Corridor
Space Is Deep
Electronic No. 1

Tracks:

Orgone Accumulator
Upside Down
10 Seconds of Forever
Brainstorm
Seven by Seven
Sonic Attack
Time We Left This World Today
Master of the Universe
Welcome to the Future

Customer Reviews:

Hawkwind - 'Space Ritual' (One Way) 2-CD.......2004-08-23

It's quite simple,really.'Space Ritual' is one of the BEST live albums ever made.Although Hawkwind have come close to perhaps matching the quality and the brilliance of this 2-lp reissued,of course on 2-CD,the band really hasn't managed to release any title that surpasses 'Space Ritual'.Keep in mind,they've released PLENTY of live CD's.Their 'Yule Ritual' comes close.As everyone probably knows,this title features the historic/classic Hawkwind line-up of Brock,Turner,Dettmar,Lemmy,Calvert,King and Dik Mik.110% pure space rock,1972 style.More than deserves a hallowed place in your music collection.

(Plan 9 From Outer) SPACE RITUAL!.......2004-06-05

Okay, let's try this....these guys were aiming for a technically oriented Floydian freakout, and succeeded; but while reaching for that lofty top shelf, seemed to bounce off of a box of Deep Purple which rubbed off some glitz, careened into some Kraftwerk instrumentation and somehow managed to come out of the pantry married to Spinal Tap! The result is PURE 60's LSD psycho cheese of the highest order. In this case, ya won't need the acid to get the laughs as the delivery here is enough to draw happy tears from frickin' Janet Reno! THIS stuff would be right at home as a soundtrack for Plan 9 From Outer Space or maybe The WORST Of Dr. Who.....
I'm gonna assume that this is intentionally funny cuz NO ONE can do pure schlock of this order with a straight face. I'm no less than passionate about psych music and have tripped well over 150 times over the last thirty years with lots and lots of exposure to the heavy musical she-it and found this here as a reference from another reviewer as I searched for Jefferson Airplane's "Bathing At Baxter's". I'm happy with Space Ritual and recommend this for any fans of heavy psych looking for something new and something old at the same time. They don't make them like this any more!
Once I find some goodies and listen to this again, I'll most likely change this to five stars. Burning Man here I come!
Other recommendations: Captain Beyond: Sufficiently Breathless / Rick Wakeman: White Rock / J. Beck W/Jan Hammer: Live / Kraftwerk: Autobhan / Frank Zappa: We're Only In It For The Money / Yes: Relayer and of course ALL the pre 1975 Pink Floyd.
Have fun!Peace!Out

A timeless Hawkwind classic.......2001-11-05

I originally purchased this as a vinyl album in 1973, when I was a student at Sheffield Polytechnic. Although I have lots of other Hawkwind albums from the 70's and 80's (which I still listen to and enjoy)I never tire of Space Ritual. Hawkwind's sound, thanks to Dave Brock, is so unique that no other band comes close when it comes to space/fantasy rock.

definitive live hawkwind.......1999-07-25

...just make sure you get the straight original transcription from vinyl, not the slightly 're-touched for the nineties' re-release.

Quintessential space rock from the band that invented it........1999-01-01

Hawkwind at its best. Live, raw and jamming. This was album recorded before the accountants and investors took over the music business and bands were allowed to follow their muse where ever it took them. Great stuff!

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Very interesting

The Composer-Performer 40th Anniversary

Manufacturer: Composers Recordings
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Aeolian Harp; The Banshee
The Letter
Waltz-Gavotte: Waltz - Gavotte
Fantasy In Space
Image
Praises And Prayers
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Strange Quiet
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Customer Reviews:

Very interesting.......2001-02-23

- especially the Walzt-Gavottte is playfull and summes of live and fun - a bit Childrens Corner here. But some of the pieces are very etniclike and can be foreign to listen to. Though - it sounds interesting.

Kamasutra: The Original Music of the Indian Sex Ritual

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An accoustic experience!
the cd changed my sex life !

Kamasutra: The Original Music of the Indian Sex Ritual
Al Gromer Khan & Shah
Manufacturer: Aquarius Int'l
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The Perfumed Garden
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An accoustic experience!.......2002-03-27

This is the kind of music that you will take you to places serene, exciting and sensual. Just close your eyes, listen; the music washes over you in waves, tingling your senses. A sensual and mystical journey for the mind, I will reccomend this album to everyone.

the cd changed my sex life !.......2000-07-07

This cd changed my life for the better . I can not get enought of it . My significant other and I have spiced up our relationship for the better . We are now more open and adventureous . Some of the things that were said were hard to see with out pictures , so you have to be creative . This was a gate way for my wife and I to get out of the weekly routine , and it will blow your mind .

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Space Ritual revisited!

Space Ritual Sundown, Vol. 2
Hawkwind
Manufacturer: Cleopatra
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Space
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Master Of The Universe
Welcome To The Universe

Customer Reviews:

Space Ritual revisited!.......2005-06-16

If you liked the original Space Ritual you will like this one. What makes this a good purchase is the package. It has the reproduction poster that is so rare to find and very expensive when you do find it on ebay. You also get a cool Fasol Latido pin. A fine addition to my hawkwind stuff collection. Frame and display the poster and play it loud. There are better bands today but none sound like Hawkwind did in the 70's. Hope they tour again this side of the pond!

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Another Great Hawkwind Album

Space Ritual Sundown, Vol. 2
Hawkwind
Manufacturer: Magnum [All429]
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Release Date: 1996-06-20

Tracks:

Space
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Another Great Hawkwind Album.......1998-12-05

My favourite Hawkwind album is "Space Ritual". This is a revisit of the original Album recorded at around the same time at various places. The standard is almost as good as "Space Ritual". The album contains a complete version of "Brainstorm" and other tracks. If you like "Space Ritual" you will probably find this well worth collecting.

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R-OCK with a capital R followed by a big OCK!

Ratbelly Vs. Gorgotron
Ritual Space Travel Agency
Manufacturer: Bandaloop Records
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ASIN: B00005Y4P9
Release Date: 2002-02-12

Tracks:

Fish Wrench
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Puna Co.
Mengele
Fractured
On an Island
All Alone
Aliens in Appalachia
Mudpit
Chicken in My Pants
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Mara
Cat Sundae

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R-OCK with a capital R followed by a big OCK!.......2002-05-05

Hey kids if you like System of a Down, Ritual Space Travel Agency is for you. Ritual Space Travel Agency is the sound of Jazz metal. That's mighty powerful kids. They are a powerful rock hard band that backs up melodic yelling. SAIC Chico's vocals are clear and in your face. The boys can throw down the noise with the best of them and if they want they will then come to your house and drink all your root beer. Trust me... you don't want SA Pokevon drinking your root beer. Bad times. The CD is good times and it also serves as a constant reminder that the best music is made by the people who feel passion for music and not chart positions, promotion pushes or the ever popular hype that follows around those who gab. You will not find a better rock CD out now. Trust me, I've looked... EVERYWHERE and have found nothing close to this powerful of a sound.