also given a writers credit on some releases. Kadu is an abbreviation of Kathmandu. "Chronoglide Skyway" is a House composed instrumental, although erroneously credited to Powell on the album's release. It was performed during the tour of the album, appearing on the live album Atomhenge 76. Critical reception The NME journalist Dick Tracy (a pseudonym of John May) reviewed the album as "Hawkwind are back on form... their music has acquired about fifteen new levels since the old churn-churn days". He highlights "Reefer Madness" as the "stand-out" track and notes that "Simon House has injected a big shot of tuneful keyboarding into the mix". Track listing Personnel Hawkwind Robert Calvert – vocals Dave Brock – electric guitar, keyboards, backing vocals Nik Turner – saxophone, flute, vocals (on "Kadu Flyer") Paul Rudolph – bass guitar, electric guitar Simon House – violin, keyboards, mellotron, sitar (on "Kadu Flyer") Simon King – drums Alan Powell – drums Credits Recorded at Roundhouse Recording Studios, February to March 1976. Produced by Hawkwind, recorded by Mark Dearnley. "Kerb Crawler" remixed by David Gilmour (as Dave Gilmour). Cover by Tony Hyde and Barney Bubbles. Release history August 1976: Charisma, CDS4004, UK vinyl – some copies were printed with the front and back cover reversed. Original copies contained an inner sleeve. August 1976: Charisma, 9211-4004, Canada - disc label says "Amazing Music, Astounding Sounds" March 1983: Charisma, CHC14, UK vinyl April 1989: Virgin, CDSCD 4004, UK CD August 1995: Griffin Music, GCD483-2, USA CD; GCD345-0, USA CD with the Michael Butterworth The Time of the Hawklords book. 2005: Sunrise Records, LC12774, USA CD January 2009: Atomhenge (Cherry Red) Records, ATOMCD1005, UK CD References External links Discogs.com Discography details Collectable Records – Original cover and inner sleeve Atomhenge Records 1976 albums Hawkwind albums Charisma Records albums