Monday, 10 September 2012

Prosze Panikować! - Hawkwind's sonic warnings... in Polish



Hawkwind's Tim Blake has rendered "The Black Corridor" narrative in French before - something along the lines of l'espace n'est large et il n'est pas petite - but few Hawkwind fans would ever have expected to hear "Sonic Attack" done in Polish.

However, Hawkwind have just played a gig at a festival in Inowroclaw (Yes, in Poland), and, for the occasion, they did a dual-vocal version of "Sonic Attack" - the English bits done by Mr Dibbs, alternating with the Polish translation - sentence by sentence.

Interestingly, the stage backdrop shows the words "Prosze Panikować" at one point, which Google Languages translates as "Please Panic" rather than the more well-known "Do Not Panic."

OK, feel free to panic, then.
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