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Yet another sample spotted...
by Torsten Pattberg 23 Feb '03

23 Feb '03

Hi all, sorry if this has been mentioned before. Yesterday I listened to a "Scooter-like" song at our local discotheque. It uses the "aha aha" sample from the "Church of the KLF" (and I liked it). I asked the deejay for the name of the track: Ancients of Mumu - Living ;-) Greetings, -- Torsten Pattberg www.klf.de

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Blackroom and Brits
by Jason Newell 22 Feb '03

22 Feb '03

Hi You can get the Brits 92 mpeg and others at- http://www.spiritualdigital.co.uk/ Thanks Jason. cyborcosis(a)yahoo.co.uk __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com

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The best KLF discography ever?
by John Milne 22 Feb '03

22 Feb '03

After doing a Google search for the "Black Room", I came across the following website: http://home.arcor.de/air2mp3/KLF/KLF.HTM I am assuming it's been set up by someone from the list, because it contains the most fantastic and varied array of KLF covers I've ever seen (the 1987 cassette, three different versions of the "White Room" OST, dozens of imports, etc.) as well as an incredibly comprehensive list of bootlegs ("Pure Trance", the CD that appeared on e-bay at the beginning of this month, is mentioned on it, along with everything else you could imagine - including the "Black Room"). In short, it's the best discography I've ever come across (although, I would debate that the KLF ever remixed Erasure). Anyone know who's responsible for it? John Not Scots, just Scott-ish

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Re: Blackroom and Brits
by John Milne 22 Feb '03

22 Feb '03

Does anybody know if the KLF ever performed = on TOTPs with Extreme Noise Terror or not. The KLF never played TOTP with "Extreme Noise Terror". It was intended for the 1991 Christmas Day show, but the BBC rejected the idea. Instead, the KLF appeared wearing enormous inflatable ice cream cone costumes and (I think) Mickey Mouse gloves and fake guitars. This is the outfit they had originally worn about a month earlier, when they appeared at the Liverpool comedy festival during Emo Phillip's set. This is also the performance that appears on the boot "This is What the KLF is About" vid from the mid-'90s. 1.Would it be possible for anyone to either send me a mpeg video of the = brits 92 performance I don't know about mpegs, but I know there was a UK video of "Brits 1992" available at the time. Isn't the ENT performance available on that? either email me the mp3s of the blackroom or tell me = where I can get them from I rremember just after the Brits there was a bootleg CD of "The Black Room" kicking about, but it was actually blank apart from a voice saying "Thank you for entering the Black Room" at the beginning. If you can track down the mp3s, I'd love to find out where they are! John Not Scots, just Scottish

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Re: Legal advice on "Madchester" (OT)
by John Milne 22 Feb '03

22 Feb '03

What about Reni? When he left the Roses, I think he went on to become a painter and decorator, but I haven't anything about him for years. John It's Grimer Further North

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Blackroom and Brits
by jb004a8797＠blueyonder.co.uk 22 Feb '03

22 Feb '03

Hi Everybody 1.Would it be possible for anyone to either send me a mpeg video of the brits 92 performance or tell me where I can get it from. As well as that, could anyone either email me the mp3s of the blackroom or tell me where I can get them from. Does anybody know if the KLF ever performed on TOTPs with Extreme Noise Terror or not. Thanks A Lot Everbody Martin

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Re: Legal advice on "Madchester" (OT)
by Christopher Gegax 22 Feb '03

22 Feb '03

I think the idea sounds grand. Living in the US, I would be most interested in a musical about the Manchester music scene circa 1990. I thought "24 Hour Party People" was a bit of a letdown, really. Poorly written. --Chris On Fri, 21 Feb 2003 17:23:51 -0000, mr.markreed(a)virgin.net writes: Oh God no. Not another fucking musical!

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Legal advice on "Madchester" (OT)
by John Milne 22 Feb '03

22 Feb '03

Hi. I'm in the process of writing a stage musical about the indie/dance music craze of the late-eighties, early-nineties, particularly the "Madchester" music scene. I'm hoping to use many of the original songs - the Roses, the Mondays, the Las, etc. etc. - in the same way that Queen, Madness and Boy George have all turned up in London musicals lately. Does anyone know of a good place to start for clearance on copyright on this sort of thing - maybe a website, a phone number or an organisation? I know a KLF mailing list may seem a strange place worry about copyright law, but I hope someone will be able to help me. If you want, you can e-mail me direct off list. Thanks, John Not Scots, just Scott-ish

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Re: Legal Advice on "Madchester"
by John Milne 21 Feb '03

21 Feb '03

Someone say Gilbert and Sullivan? Very funny, very surreal :) http://www.itsamouse.com/~gas/ Wow! Shonen Savoy Manga! That's fantastic!!!

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Re: Legal advice on "Madchester"
by John Milne 21 Feb '03

21 Feb '03

> Oh God no. Not another fucking musical! Bet they said that to Gilbert and Sullivan ... Seriously, though, thanks to everyone for taking the time to reply! John Not Rodgers, just Hammerstein

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