Bill Bruford
Bill Bruford the only man to play with Yes, Genesis and King Crimson talks about his ongoing Jazz project Earthworks.
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Issue Seven
Featuring an audience with Dave Brock of Hawkwind
Release
£10.99
In stock
Catalogue number
HAWKVP39CD
Release date
13/11/2006
Format
CD
Label
Hawk
Pre-Med
Medication Time
Disc 1
1. Detox Train 2. Up All Night 3. No Smoking 4. Invisible Spies 5. Man Eggs From Mars 6. Higher 7. Inner Doors 8. What's Your Name 9. Once Upon A Line 10. Medication Time Pre-Med are a decidedly Space Rock band. The band was put together in 2004 by Danny Faulkner with help from Hawkwind bassist Alan Davey. The other main member of the band is guitarist Lewis Turner although he has since left the band. Former Hawkwind drummer Danny Thompson plays on two tracks on the album and Steve Leigh (formerly of Chemical Alice, Landmarq and Quasar supplies the keyboards on three of the ten tracks on Medication Time.
Medication Time is the bands first release although it was briefly available for promotional purposes as Invisible Spies. As Medication Time the album now comes with new artwork and of course the new title
Alan Davey has produced and arranged the album as well as playing bass and keyboards throughout. He also contributes vocals.
<!--[if !supportLineBreakNewLine]--><!--[endif]--> Pre-Med will appeal to the large and dedicated fan base that has built up around Hawkwind and the various members of Hawkwind over the last thirty five years and as such the strong Space Rock feel of Medication Time will sell well to that particular fan base particularly with the strong Hawkwind element present throughout the album.
