Captain Lockheed & The Starfighters

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Centigrade 232 (Voiceprint, 2007). Spoken word. Released as book/CD (VP403CDMO) and CD (VP403CD 2007) minute "The Aerospace Age Inferno" is just plain masterful, gritty, lewd, turbulent, brash and leaves a Radio Egypt (Voiceprint VP384, rehearsals recorded at S Nicholas Barn, 26 September 1987, released 2006)

Calvert entered the studio in the spring of 1973 to start working on the album, a process that would take more than 12 months to complete. The cast list of musicians read like a Who’s Who of the British musical underground, including members of Hawkwind and fellow Ladbroke Grove denizens the Pink Fairies, Arthur Brown and Roxy Music man Brian Eno. Piss-taking narration was provided by Traffic drummer Jim Capaldi and the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band’s charismatic frontman Vivian Stanshall.

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the right sort of style - and, given that nearly everyone's here, plus some bonus names, including the precision of any sort, then you will definitely enjoy the raw resonance and sonic splendours of this album, explorations of various parts of the developing story (no spoilers here), and the songs are all fun, as well Musicians who appeared on the album include members of Hawkwind, The Pink Fairies, Brian Eno (although not credited as Eno), Arthur Brown and Adrian Wagner. The spoken sketches are primarily performed by Calvert, Viv Stanshall and Jim Capaldi.

No spoilers here, but there are some comical monologues and dialogues around this theme between the

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welcome additional talents of the legendary Arthur Brown and John Twink Alder, you'll have some idea