Sator Codex - Master Of The Universe (Goth Rock, Hawkwind Cover)

From '' Wanna Start A Fire? '' Label: Radium 226.05 ‎– RA 017 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: Sweden Released: Feb 1986 Tracklist A1 Leech A2 Reality A3 The Man Who's Never Been A4 Fête For Lost Souls A5 Howling B1 You Need Me B2 Chimera B3 Party Frenzy B4 Master Of The Universe Written-By – Dave Brock, Nik Turner Lyrics By – Andy Creaser (tracks: A1 to B3), Sator Codex (tracks: A1 to B3) Music By – Sator Codex (tracks: A1 to B3) Synthesizer [Additional] – Henryk Lipp Backing Vocals [Screams] – Carl Michael Von Hausswolff (tracks: A1, A5), Erik Pauser (tracks: A1, A5), Freddie Wadling (tracks: A1, A5), Henryk Lipp (tracks: A1, A5), Jean-Louis Huhta (tracks: A1, A5) Artwork [Art] – Radium 226.05, Sator Codex Photography By [Back Cover] – Erik Pauser Engineer – Bosse, Henryk Lipp, Michael Ilbert Producer – Henryk Lipp, Sator Codex Notes Recorded at MUSIC-A-MATIC, Gothenburg, Sweden, August 1985. Made in Sweden 👥 [BAND INFO] Swedish punk rock band from Borlänge. Between the years 1981 and 1987, the group was called Sator Codex, but changed its name to Sator in 1987. Together with the name change, the band also changed style. 🎵 [SONG INFO] "Master of the Universe" was written by Dave Brock and Nik Turner (who sings the lead vocal), although Dave Anderson contends that he should also have received a writer's credit for writing the main riff. It was released in Hawkwind's 1971 album ''X In Search Of Space' on United Artists Records. It is the only track on the album that could be interpreted as lyrically having a space theme, but may also be viewed as being anthropocentric. This was also part of the Sounds of the Seventies session and quickly became a live favourite and almost ever present in the set, appearing on numerous live albums. The track was used by the Ford Motor company to advertise the Ford B-Max on television in 2012. 🔗 [LINKS] https://www.sator.se/ #satorcodex #masteroftheuniverse #gothrock #hawkwindcover