---

Vinyl Album

Artist: Hawkwind Title: The Space Ritual Alive In Liverpool And London Label:   Parlophone Country: Europe Catalogue: 0825646120758 Barcode: 0825646120758 Date: 26 Feb 2016 Format: Double LP Collection:   I Own It     I Want It  Community:  3 Own Price Guide: Valuation Page » Search eBay #AD  » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

PRICE GUIDE ? Add Valuation

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
Record One
A1	Hawkwind	Earth Calling	Bob Calvert	Rate
A2	Hawkwind	Born To Go	Bob Calvert, Dave Brock	Rate
A3	Hawkwind	Down Through The Night	Dave Brock	Rate
A4	Hawkwind	The Awakening	Bob Calvert	Rate
B1	Hawkwind	Lord Of Light	Dave Brock	Rate
B2	Hawkwind	The Black Corridor	Michael Moorcock	Rate
B3	Hawkwind	Space Is Deep	Dave Brock	Rate
B4	Hawkwind	Electronic No. 1	Del Dettmar, Dikmik	Rate
Record Two
C1	Hawkwind	Orgone Accumulator	Bob Calvert, Dave Brock	Rate
C2	Hawkwind	Upside Down	Dave Brock	Rate
C3	Hawkwind	10 Seconds Of Forever	Bob Calvert	Rate
C4	Hawkwind	Brainstorm	Nik Turner	Rate
D1	Hawkwind	7 By 7	Dave Brock	Rate
D2	Hawkwind	Sonic Attack	Michael Moorcock	Rate
D3	Hawkwind	Time We Left This World Today	Dave Brock	Rate
D4	Hawkwind	Master Of The Universe	Nik Turner, Dave Brock	Rate
D5	Hawkwind	Welcome To The Future	Bob Calvert	Rate

Notes

Labels have the original 1973 UK United Artists release cat#s of UAD 60037 and UAD 60038 but these are just facsimiles. The real cat# 0825646120758 is in the fine print on the back cover, on the inner sleeve and on the outer rim of the labels.
℗ 1973 The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Parlophone Records Ltd.
© 2015 Parlophone Records Ltd.
Printed in the EU
Made in EU

Images



Comments and Reviews

Lee Wrecker 13th May 2018		Hi Phil, this copy is what I received when I ordered it from the Amazon link you provided below. So, this is what you get an EU Parlophone release it may well be distributed by Rhino in the USA but they have nothing to do with its production and no references to Rhino appear on the packaging. I'm for the flags idea too, Phil but we've been through this many times before to no avail. If I had the inclination I could become a MOD and change nearly everything to international just to prove a point but there's no value in that. We really do still need to grapple with this issue as tiresome as it is because it will eventually render the site next to useless if everyone has their own method of entering items. The "just bang 'em in and they'll sort themselves out" method we're using now is not working and will be a disaster in the long run. Things are not sorting themselves out at all in fact there is little to no consistency in this regard and everyone seems to have their own approach and the site is just getting messier and messier. I entered this album and could have legitimately, depending on who you talk to, entered it either as an EU or international release. That is just too confusing for me and other site users. When it was approved as an entry at the MOD stage a decision should have been made one way or another. Whoever MODDED this entry should have had to make a decision and not just gone along with whatever I thought at the time because as it is sometimes I go one way and sometimes the other depending on how I feel at the time. I am never consistent though and personally I don't like it - swaying one way or another with whatever the current temperature is on the site.
PhilMH 13th May 2018		Hi Lee, I would say almost certainly so: Amazon's page shows the labels as Rhino/Parlophone, which makes sense for the USA, as Rhino is handling Parlophone's back catalogue (which encompasses UA as well as many other labels) there, although it doesn't appear on Rhino's current website. It also shows the release date as 23 February 2016 (Tuesday) rather than 26th (Friday, the worldwide new release day adopted by most record companies in July 2015). No joy on Warner Music's Australian website, but that tends to ignore most of their back catalogue. Nothing on JB HIFi or Sanity's sites either, but that may simply mean that they are not stocking it. As far as I'm aware, most vinyl reissues these days are pressed by GZ Media (Czech Republic), Pallas (Germany) or RTI (USA) for worldwide or near-worldwide distribution, but it's one of those things that's hard to prove one way or the other. I think as a general guide, if it can be found in any regular release music store (rather than a independent store) in any country, and doesn't have a "Special Import" or similar sticker attached to it (as I have seen in JB here and HMV in the UK), it would be reasonable to assume that it is distributed in that country by the relevant record company. I would say - again! - to our Northern Hemisphere friends that "Made in EU" does not necessarily mean released only in the EU, and by extension, the absence of a distribution credit for a particular country does not necessarily mean it wasn't distributed in that country; concepts that some people seem unwilling or unable to grasp (not just on 45Worlds, but on the other sites too). I still don't know whether there's a "perfect" solution to these country conundrums, but I am still inclined towards multiple country-of-release flags, if that is technically doable. A country of manufacture field I am a bit dubious of, because a particular local record company's initial stock of a CD might emanate from Germany, say, and then further stocks might come from Austria, Netherlands, UK, Australia, wherever. In some cases, country of manufacture would give a false impression (examples: the many US & Canadian London releases made in the UK or Netherlands, UK Ace releases made in France or Germany, US Ichiban LPs made in Mexico, and so on), so whatever method is adopted, country of release should continue to be the determining factor.
Lee Wrecker 13th May 2018		Made in EU, bought in USA shipped to Australia could this be international?
Lee Wrecker 12th Dec 2017		I might have a go at the triple gatefold double sided fold out sleeve later but I have added scans of all the places any catalogue numbers etc. appear. By the way this re-issue sounds great.

Add a Comment or Review about this album


Linked Releases

See Also

Vinyl Album

Hawkwind - Hawkwind - United Artists - France (1970)

Next by Artist

Vinyl Album

Hawkwind - Hawkwind - Parlophone - Europe (2015)

Previous by Artist

Vinyl Album

David Bowie - The Man Who Sold The World - Parlophone - Europe (2016)

Next on Label

Vinyl Album

David Bowie - Bowie At The Beeb - Parlophone - Europe (2016)

Previous on Label

---

This Record:  Price Guide  :  Add Valuation  :  Add Image  :  Add Video  :  Add Missing Info  :  Make Correction  :  Add See Also  :  Add Linked Release  :  Add to List  :  Add Tag  :  Show Image Data  :  Edit Images  :  BBCode  :  Credits