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Warrior on the Edge of Time

Album - 1975 - DeB Id: 57363
By Hawkwind
13 Tracks 1 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 1 Charts
Space Rock

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Album DeRango™ 54,49

Hawkwind

Warrior On The Edge Of Time ■ the green manalishi

 The Demented Man shines bright like a supernova with its lunar atmospheres, forming this absurdly superlative soundscape.

 Lemmy leaves slamming the door and shouting: 'What a shitty album!' but Motorhead would become his defining anthem.

 Discover the cosmic saga and turbulent making of Hawkwind's classic album — listen now and explore the space rock legend!

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The Wizard Blew His Horn (01:57)
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The Great Hound Barked
And the world turned white
The Great Hound Sighed
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The Demented Man (03:57)
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The questions asked but never known,
The feeling governs which way I'll go
Endless circles on my mind spiralling a downward climb
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Magnu (08:21)
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Magnu, horse with golden mane, I want your help yet once
again,
Walk not the earth but fly through space as lightning flash
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Standing at the Edge (02:39)
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We're standing on the edge
The edge of time
And it is dark, so dark on the edge of time
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Warriors (01:57)
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We are the warriors at the edge of time
We are Humanity's scythe to sweep this way and that
And cut the Enemy down as weeds
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Motorhead (03:12)
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*Written by Lemmy of Motorhead when he was in Hawkwind.
This was also the first rock song to feature the word "Paralellogram"
in its lyrics. Not a lot of people know that.
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Hawkwind

Hawkwind are a British space rock band formed in London in 1969 by Dave Brock. Known for hypnotic, heavy-lidded grooves, electronics, and sci‑fi themes, they helped define space rock and became famed for immersive live shows and constant lineup changes. Key collaborators include Robert Calvert, Lemmy Kilmister, Nik Turner, Simon House, and Michael Moorcock.
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