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Hall of the Mountain Grill
Hawkwind
Hall of the Mountain Grill
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
 
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Digitally remastered 1996 reissue on EMI of their 1974 albumon a full color picture CD in a gatefold digipak with fold- out flaps & with four unmarked bonus tracks: 'You'd Better Believe It', 'The Psychedelic Warlords ...  more »

     
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All Artists: Hawkwind
Title: Hall of the Mountain Grill
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: One Way Records Inc
Release Date: 9/11/1992
Genres: Pop, Rock, Metal
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 077775766028

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Digitally remastered 1996 reissue on EMI of their 1974 albumon a full color picture CD in a gatefold digipak with fold- out flaps & with four unmarked bonus tracks: 'You'd Better Believe It', 'The Psychedelic Warlords (Disappear In Smoke)'(Single Version), 'Paradox' (Remix Single Edit) and 'It's SoEasy'. 13 tracks total. The full title is 'Hall Of The Mountain Grill'.

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CD Reviews

Good Tunes plus awsome album cover
Tim Drenkhahn | Plano, Tx | 01/26/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)

"When I first saw this album back in the 70's I bought it for the album cover because I never heard of them and because they cut a corner from the album it was like two bucks a bargin in my book even if the album sucked, but it was great I played that on my turntable over and over. I haven't heard it in ten years but now that its out on cd I will repurchase it and still keep my album cover."
Hawkwind's best?
Scott Richardson | Chicago, IL USA | 07/25/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)

"With so many great albums, it's hard to say which one is Hawkwind's best. If it all came down to it, my vote would probably go to Mountain Grill. Well, for best studio album, anyway. With Psychedelic Warlords, D-Rider, Lost Johnny, Paradox...how can you go wrong? Hard to come by, but incredibly rewarding."
Hawkwind's progressive rock album.
R. Recchia | blodgett mills, ny | 04/13/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"When I try to get my friends into Hawkwind, I usually
start them out with this album, for it really is a good intro-
duction to them. Hawkwind got a tad more musical on HALL, due in
part to the arrival of violinist/keyboardist SIMON HOUSE, and
HALL also was their first progressive rock album. I don't like
every song on this, but I still think it's a very powerful album.
YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT has a very memorable vocal line to it; the chorus,
which has LEMMY singing the song title, is one of their best
choruses ever. Tis a very heavy song, with an extended instru-
mental break during which the soloists go nuts! The title track
is a very spacy, but melodic instrumental and is quite lovely,
actually. WIND OF CHANGE saw the first appearance of a mellotron
in a HAWKWIND song.LOST JOHNNY is one of LEMMY's best songs.
It's very spooky sounding, with it's dark lyrics and sythesizers
and is really a very enjoyable hard rock song. DEL DETTMAR con-
tributes a very nice, soothing instrumental. YOU BETTER, PSYCHE-
LEDIC WARLORDS and PARADOX showed that HAWKWIND hadn't complete-
ly abandoned their hard rock side. HALL is a terrific HAWKWIND
album!"