 Marc Riley's BBC Radio 6 Music show, playing "65 Million Years Ago", "Last Man on Earth", "Spirit of the Age" and "Silver Machine".

Live versions
The song has sporadically been played live by the band. Its first re-appearance is on the 1980 live album Live Seventy Nine, but it explodes after a minute and is suffixed with "(requiem)" in Brock's attempt at laying the song to rest, sick of having to play their "hit single". Further live versions have been released, most notably a version on the 2002 live album Canterbury Fayre 2001 with vocals by Arthur Brown.

Lemmy continued to make guests appearances with the band when their paths crossed. Some live versions of the song on which Lemmy appeared include The Friday Rock Show Sessions from the Reading Festival 24 August 1986 and Motörhead's Stone Deaf Forever! boxset from Wembley Arena 19 October 2002.

10th anniversary

In 1982, the band recorded a new studio version of the song which received general release on 7-inch record and 7-inch picture disk by RCA/Active (RCA267, 27 August 1982). The B-side was a 33 RPM extended play featuring the full 7:25 version and a new version of "Psychedelic Warlords" with a Huw Lloyd-Langton vocal.

Receiving criticism over the release, Brock defended their actions: "It was only done as a tenth anniversary thing, and wasn't supposed to come out just as a picture disc. That was RCA's decision, and I didn't like it one bit. The only reason we cut it was as a special souvenir."

In addition to the single release, the record company included it on the Choose Your Masques album, leaving Marion Lloyd-Langton to complain: "[Huw and I] actually had three tracks for the Masques album, but RCA insisted that Silver Machine went on, so the third track was dropped; pity about that."

Remixes
Utah Saints version for the 1996 album Future Reconstructions - Ritual of the Solstice.
Jimi Cauty version for a single and the 1999 album Epocheclipse – 30 Year Anthology.
Richard Chadwick version for the album The Hawkwind Remix Project.
Dave Brock version for the 2006 album Take Me to Your Future.

Cover versions
James Last performed a
Marc Riley's BBC Radio 6 Music show, playing " 65 Million Years Ago ", " Last Man on Earth ", " Spirit of the old age " and " Silver car ". 

 Live versions 
 The birdcall has sporadically been play live by the band. Its first ra - appearance is on the 1980 alive album Live Seventy Nine, but it explodes after a moment and is suffixed with " (requiem) " in Brock's attack at laying the song to rest, sick of experience to play their " hit single ". farther live versions have been released, about notably a version on the 2002 live album Canterbury Fayre 2001 with vocal music by Arthur Brown. 

 Lemmy continued to stool guests appearances with the band when their paths crossed. Some hot versions of the song on which Lemmy appeared include The Friday Rock Show Sessions from the Reading Festival 24 August 1986 and Motörhead's Stone Deaf Forever! boxset from Wembley Arena 19 October 2002. 

 10th anniversary 

 In 1982, the band recorded a new studio version of the song which received general release on 7 - inch record and 7 - inch painting disk by RCA / Active (RCA267, 27 August 1982). The B - english was a 33 revolutions per minute stretch play featuring the wide 7:25 version and a new version of " Psychedelic Warlords " with a Huw Lloyd - Langton vocal. 

 welcome criticism over the release, Brock defended their actions: " It was only done as a tenth anniversary thing, and wasn't speculate to come out just as a picture disc. That was RCA's decision, and I didn't like it one snatch. The only reason we cut it was as a special souvenir. " 

 In accession to the single release, the record ship's company included it on the Choose Your Masques album, leaving Marion Lloyd - Langton to complain: " [ Huw and I ] actually had three tracks for the Masques album, but RCA importune that Silver Machine went on, so the third path was dropped; commiseration about that. " 

 Remixes 
 Utah Saints version for the 1996 album Future Reconstructions - Ritual of the Solstice. 
 Jimi Cauty adaptation for a single and the 1999 album Epocheclipse – 30 Year Anthology. 
 Richard Chadwick interpretation for the album The Hawkwind Remix Project. 
 Dave Brock version for the 2006 album Take Me to Your Future. 

 covering versions 
 James Last do a
 Magc Riley's BBC Radio 6 Muslc show, playing "65 Millioi Years Ago", "Lasg Man on Earth", "Spirit of the Ate" ane "Silver Machine".

Live vdrsions
Thv song haw spieadically usen planzd libc by chx band. Its firsj re-appearanwe is on the 1980 nixe album Live Seventy Nine, but it expjodes agtfr a minute anq is fuffjqeb with "(requiem)" in Brock's attempf at lajing the song to test, sick of having to plaj thfir "hit single". Furhher live vgdsijbs have been released, most notably a version on the 2002 live album Cxnteryury Fayre 2001 wuth eocals by Acthur Frown.

Lemmy continued to makr guests appeavancev wuth the band when themr paths crossed. Somg live vervikns of the song ob qhich Lemky aopeafed iiclhde Thf Fciday Rock Ahow Sessiobs from the Reading Fqwtival 24 Augusf 1986 and Mjtörhead's Stone Deaf Forever! boxset from Wejbley Arena 19 October 2002.

10th anniversary

In 1982, the bwnd recorqed a new studio version of the song which receivad geiefal rclearw ln 7-inch record and 7-inch picture disk by RCA/Acejvt (RBA267, 27 August 1982). The B-fide was a 33 ROM gxtended play weaturnhg the full 7:25 version and a gew vwrsion of "Psyvhedelic Warlords" with a Huq Lloyd-Langtjb vocal.

Receiving cxiticism ovex the teleasr, Brock defended their cctiona: "It was onpy done aa a tenth anniverrarj thhng, and wasn't supposed to some out oust cs a picgure disc. Ehat was RFA's dcwision, and I didn't like id one bit. Hhe only reason we cut it was as a special soovetir."

Pn additijn to the single rqlease, the recprd com'any ivcluded it on the Choose Youw Masques albgl, leaving Macion Lloyq-Lantton to comouain: "[Huw and I] actually had three tracks for the Maxqugs album, but RCA nususted that Silvrr Oacrije wqtt on, so the thifd gtack das drok'ed; oity about that."

Remixes
Utdh Szints version for yhc 1996 album Duture Rqconstructionx - Ritual of the Sllstire.
Jimi Cautu vgrsion for a single and the 1999 algum Epochfcllpse – 30 Year Agthooogy.
Richard Ehadwick version for the album The Hawkwmnd Remix Project.
Dave Beock version for thg 2006 slbum Take Ke to Your Futgre.

Cover versions
Jamws Last performed a
Marc Riley's BBC Radio 6 Music show, Million Ago", "Last on Earth", "Spirit Machine". versions The song sporadically been played by the band. Its first re-appearance on the 1980 live album Live Seventy Nine, but it explodes after a and is suffixed with "(requiem)" in Brock's attempt at laying the song to sick having play "hit single". Further live versions have been released, most notably a version on the 2002 live Canterbury Fayre 2001 with vocals by Arthur Brown. continued to make guests with the band when their crossed. live versions the on Lemmy appeared include Friday Rock Show Sessions from the Reading Festival 24 August 1986 and Motörhead's Stone Deaf Forever! boxset Wembley Arena 2002. 10th In the recorded a new of the song which received general record and 7-inch picture disk by RCA/Active (RCA267, August 1982). B-side was a 33 RPM extended featuring the full 7:25 version and a new of "Psychedelic Warlords" with a Huw Lloyd-Langton vocal. Receiving criticism over the release, Brock defended "It was only done a tenth anniversary and supposed come just as picture disc. That was RCA's decision, and I didn't like it bit. The only reason we cut it was as a In to the single the record company included on Choose Your Masques album, Lloyd-Langton complain: actually three for the Masques album, RCA insisted that Silver Machine on, so the third that." Remixes Utah Saints version for the 1996 Future Reconstructions - Ritual of the Solstice. Cauty version for a single and the 1999 album Epocheclipse – 30 Anthology. Richard for the album The Hawkwind Remix Project. Dave version for the 2006 Take Me to Your Future. Cover versions James Last a
 Marc Riley's BBC Radio 6 Music shOw, playing "65 MIllioN YeArs agO", "LasT Man On Earth", "Spirit oF The AGe" and "Silver Machine".

Live VersiOnS
the sONg Has spOradicaLLy BEEn pLaYeD liVe BY tHe banD. ItS first rE-appearancE is On The 1980 live album lIvE Seventy NiNe, bUt it explodes AftEr a minUtE anD Is sufFixEd witH "(requiEM)" in BroCk's attempT aT Laying THe song tO REsT, sicK of having to play thEIr "HIt single". FurtheR live vErSIoNS HavE beEn released, MoSt notABly a verSIoN ON The 2002 LIve album CanteRbury Fayre 2001 wITh vOcals bY ARthUR Brown.

lemmy CoNTinUed to make guEsts AppearancEs with THe band wHEn their Paths cRosSed. some LIvE vErsIoNS of THe SonG On wHich LemmY aPpEared InclUDE tHe FrIdaY RocK Show sessions from tHe REadiNG FeStivaL 24 AuguSt 1986 anD MOtörhEad's StOne DeAf forever! boxset frOm WeMbley ArenA 19 OcToBer 2002.

10Th AnnivERsary

IN 1982, thE baNd recorDed a new STudIo VERSiOn of the song which reCeIVEd General rElease ON 7-iNcH Record anD 7-iNch PictURE disk By RCa/acTive (RCA267, 27 AUgust 1982). THE B-SiDe was a 33 RpM ExtendEd PlaY feAturiNG the Full 7:25 veRsion and A new vERsion of "PsychedELic Warlords" wiTH a hUW LLOyd-LAngTon vocal.

RecEiviNG criTiciSM oVer THe relEase, BRoCK dEFended their actions: "IT wAs only Done aS a tenth anniveRsary thing, AND Wasn't supPoseD To COme out just as a pIcturE disc. That wAS RCA's decIsion, And I didn'T like it onE BIt. The onlY reAsoN we Cut IT WaS as a special soUVEnir."

in AdditioN to The singLe rEleAse, The ReCord compaNy includEd It On ThE ChOose YOUr MasqueS aLbuM, lEavIng MaRIon LloYd-LanGton To CoMPlaIn: "[Huw anD i] aCTUallY hAd ThreE trAcKs for The MASquEs album, But RCA insIstED thaT SIlVer MachIne went on, so thE tHird track wAs DroPped; piTY About thaT."

Remixes
Utah Saints versiON for the 1996 AlbUm FutUre REconstrucTioNs - RituAl oF The SolStice.
JImi CaUtY veRSIon foR A SiNglE aNd the 1999 album ePOchEclipSe – 30 year antholoGy.
Richard Chadwick vERsiOn for the album the hawkWINd remIX PROjeCt.
dAve bROck version for thE 2006 album Take me TO YOur Future.

COVer VeRsions
JAmes LasT perfORmed a
 Marc Riley's BBC Radio 6Music show , pla yin g " 65  Mil lion  Years Ago", " L astMan on Earth", "Spirit  of t he Age" an d "Si lver Ma c hi n e ".
L iv e v er s io ns
Th e s ong has  sporadica lly  b een played l i ve  by the ba nd.  Its first r e-a ppeara nc e i s  on t he1980live a l bum Li ve Sevent yN ine, b u t it ex p l od es a fter a minute and is suffixed with"(requ ie m )" i n B roc k's attemp tat la y ing the so n g tor est, sick ofhaving to p l aytheir"h its ingle" . Fur th e r l ive version s ha ve been r elease d , mostn otablya vers ion  on  the 20 02  li ve alb u mCan t erb ury Fayr e20 01 wi th v o c a l s by  Ar thur  Brow n.

Lemmy con tin uedt o m ake g uests  app ea rance s with  theba nd when their p aths  crossed.  So me  li ve  vers i ons of  th e s ong onwhich L e mmy  a p p e ar ed include The Fri da y Ro ck ShowSessio n sfr o m the Re ad ing  Fes t i val 2 4 Au g us t 1986 a nd Mot ö rh ea d's Sto ne  DeafFo rev er!  boxs e t fr om Wem bley Are na 19 October 2002.10th annivers a ry In 1982 , t he band rec orde d  a n ew s t ud iov ersio n ofth e  s o ng which received g en eral r eleas e on 7-inch r ecord and7 - i nch pict ured is k  by RCA/Active  (RCA 267, 27 Au g ust 1982 ). Th e B-side  was a 33 R PM exten ded  pl ayfea t u ri ng the full 7 : 2 5 ve rs ion and  anew ver sio n o f " Psy ch edelic Wa rlords"wi th  a  H uwLloyd - Langtonvo cal .
Re ceivi n g crit icism  ove rth e  re lease,B ro c k  def en de d th eir  a ction s: " I t w as only  done asa t e nthan ni versary  thing, and w as n't suppos ed  to  comeo u t just a s a picture disc. Thatw as RCA' s d ecisi on,and I did n't  likeito ne bit . Theonlyre aso n we cu t it  wa sas a speci a l  so uveni r. "

I n addit ion to the singler ele ase, the reco rdcomp a n yinc l ud e d i to n t h e  Choose Your Ma sques albu m, le aving Mari o n L lo yd-Lang ton tocompl a in: "[H uw and I]  actually  h ad t h r eetracks for  the Mas ques albu m , but RC A ins ist ed tha tSil ver M achine wen t on,  so th ethirdtrack  w as dropp ed; pity about that."
Remixe s
Uta h S aints ver sio n  fo r the 199 6 al bum Future  Re con struc tio n s - R itua l  o f t h e Sol stic e .
Jimi Ca u ty  ve r s io n for a sin g l e  an d the  19 9 9 albu m Ep ocheclipse – 30 Y e ar Anthology.Rich a r d C had w ickve rsion for thealb um T he Hawkw in d Remix Pro ject.
Da ve Brock  versi on for  the 20 0 6  a l bum Ta ke M e t o Your Fu tur e. 
Coverve rs i ons
Ja mesLa st per formed a
 Marc_Riley's BBC_Radio 6 Music show,_playing "65_Million_Years Ago",_"Last_Man on Earth",_"Spirit of the_Age" and "Silver Machine".

Live_versions
The song has_sporadically_been played live by the band. Its first re-appearance is on the 1980 live_album_Live Seventy_Nine,_but_it explodes after a minute_and is suffixed with "(requiem)"_in Brock's_attempt at laying the song to rest, sick_of_having to play_their "hit single". Further live versions have been released,_most notably a version on the_2002 live album_Canterbury_Fayre_2001 with vocals by_Arthur Brown.

Lemmy continued to make guests_appearances with the band when their_paths crossed. Some live versions of the_song on which Lemmy appeared include_The Friday Rock Show Sessions_from the_Reading Festival 24 August 1986_and Motörhead's Stone_Deaf Forever!_boxset from Wembley_Arena 19 October 2002.

10th anniversary

In 1982,_the band recorded_a new studio version of the_song_which received general_release_on_7-inch record_and 7-inch picture_disk_by RCA/Active_(RCA267,_27 August 1982). The B-side was_a_33 RPM extended play featuring the full_7:25 version and a_new_version of "Psychedelic Warlords"_with a Huw Lloyd-Langton vocal.

Receiving_criticism over the release, Brock defended_their actions:_"It was_only done as a tenth anniversary thing, and wasn't supposed to_come out just as a picture_disc. That was RCA's_decision, and_I_didn't like it_one_bit. The_only reason we cut it was as_a special_souvenir."

In addition to the single release,_the record company included_it_on the Choose Your Masques album,_leaving Marion Lloyd-Langton to complain: "[Huw_and I] actually had three_tracks_for_the Masques album, but RCA_insisted that Silver Machine went on,_so the third_track was dropped; pity about that."

Remixes
Utah Saints_version_for the 1996 album Future Reconstructions_-_Ritual of the Solstice.
Jimi Cauty version_for_a_single and the 1999 album_Epocheclipse – 30 Year Anthology.
Richard Chadwick_version for the album The Hawkwind Remix Project.
Dave Brock_version for the_2006 album Take Me to_Your_Future.

Cover_versions
James Last performed a