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Red Vision 7 (Mission to Mars)

Commander Spaceley escapes in his warp fighter

Escape Warp Transmission

Glimmer

Guild Navigators version of the Hawkwind classic. From the "Red Vision 7" EP

Master Of The Universe

aka "Amanda of the Golden Dawn" as it was featured and oddly mis-titled in Classic Rock Magazine issue 139's free sampler CD called Space Rock is an  instrumental featuring Christopher Given Mead and Charles Van de Kree (also of Jet Jaguar). Tracked and recorded by Van de Kree. The Brits international magazine of all things ROCK (old and new) Classic Rock Magazine (issue: 139 Dec. 2009) actually the "free" CD that came with it called "Space Rock!". This Guild Navigators song  (#8 on the Space Rock sampler CD) was bequeathed by Classic Rock  as "Blippy space rock in the grand tradition of those space frontier travelers Hawkwind" by the magazine. The "Space Rock" free CD (15 songs/bands) that came with the mag was described as " 15 interstellar tracks of unearthly noise to blast you into orbit". Certainly this is one of Guild Navigators finest moments so far, regardless of song name blunder.

The Guild Navigators - Armada of Guilded Horde (Amanda Golden Dawn)

The Cure meets Lou Reed meets surf rock meets sci - fi  all the way!

Nurse Onboard

Guild Navigators Phase2: Recorded 1997: 3 Piece line up: Christo, Mark, Jerrrry: Lo-fidelity recording @ Marks Garage...This Guild Navigators song Zone  (originally "Zone Unknown") is based off a Russian Sci-Fi Novel "Road Side Picnic" which not long after was turned into a  Science Fiction movie called "Stalker" (directed by Andrei Tartovsky). The song Zone Unknown or just  ZONE was written by Christopher G. Mead.  What we have is a one song sample from the second Guild Navigators album originally  by the same name, but then changed to  Phase 2 - Zone in attempts to try and provide a  indicator to separate it from the prior period of mode, mood and material, all fairly represented on the album Phase 1 - the Last Decade. This album represents a rough collection of Guild Navigators tracks recorded in 1997 and 1998. A "Do it yourself with the best junk you can find" approach is abstracted in this poor mans Hawkwind. The Lo-Fi sound quality is an honest representation and record of the level of fun and creativity a young group of highly imaginative small town Ohio punk rockers can come up with, which part n parcel helps lend this album a unique vibe and darkly charming character.

Guild Navigators  Zone (from Zone Unknown)

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