Hawkwind's live recording "Live Legends," released in 1990, captured the band's performance during a period marked by significant changes and challenges in their career. Prior to this live album, the band released "Levitation" in 1980 and "Sonic Attack" in 1981, which showcased their evolving sound and persistent experimentation with space rock. By 1990, the lineup had shifted multiple times, with founder Dave Brock being the consistent member. Notably, the band's live performances have always been legendary, often incorporating elaborate light shows and visual displays, highlighting their commitment to the psychedelic experience. "Live Legends" serves as a testament to their enduring legacy in the genre, and the inclusion of "Wind of Change" signifies both a nod to their roots and an evolution into the 1990s soundscape. This album solidified their reputation as a live act, appealing to both longstanding fans and new audiences.