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White Room OST
by Blue Danube 07 Feb '03

07 Feb '03

I got some covers for the OST and there are listed 15 songs. These are the extras compared to that version which I also dl'd from klf.de (thanks for that btw) 11.What time is love?[monster mix] 12.Madrugada Eterna 13.Primal Megamix 14.Kylie Said Trance 15.Kylie Said In A Trance[extended] Are those extras ment for the OST or are those covers fake? They are dl'd from soulseek and quality is good... Inner sleeve has 4 pages and some history about KLF written on it. -BN- __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com

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Re: KLF tenth anniversary track
by John Milne 06 Feb '03

06 Feb '03

Sorry! The last one was HTML again! I SHALL remember! ... Anyway, here it is again, but a lot easier to read! The following site: http://www.makehits.co.uk/%C2%A3million.htm seems to suggest you can still get the "Burn a Million Quid" book in the UK through something called "The Serious Writers Guild". However, I would suggest caution. "makehits.co.uk" appears essentially to be a ten-month songwriting course, run by someone called Dec McCluskey (ex of the Batchelors, apparently), which promises unimaginable riches for your songwriting as long as you pay Â£175 for the course. The whole website is extraordinarily "in your face" and avaricious - so maybe you'd be better off just sticking with Amazon! John Not Scots, just Scott-ish

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Re: KLF tenth anniversary track
by John Milne 06 Feb '03

06 Feb '03

The following site: http://www.makehits.co.uk/%C2%A3million.htm seems to suggest you can still get the "Burn a Million Quid" book in the UK through something called "The Serious Writers Guild". However, I would suggest caution. "makehits.co.uk" appears essentially to be a ten-month songwriting course, run by someone called Dec McCluskey (ex of the Batchelors, apparently), which promises unimaginable riches for your songwriting as long as you pay £175 for the course. The whole website is extraordinarily "in your face" and avaricious - so maybe you'd be better off just sticking with Amazon! John Not Scots, just Scott-ish

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Re: KLF tenth anniversary track
by John Milne 06 Feb '03

06 Feb '03

Alan Moore also appears in the book "K Foundation Burn a Million Quid", written by Chris Brook and Alan Goodrick (Gimpo's real name). After showing Alan Moore the "Million Quid" movie in his own front room in March 1996, Bill and Jimmy were interested in his responses in a "magical context". Moore is an immensely intelligent (and eclectic) man, and his views on the burning are far longer (and cover more subjects) than most others printed in the book. Here is a link to the transcript of Alan Moore's responses: http://www.geocities.com/magicofalanmoore/quid/quid.html Here is a nice poster: http://www.ellipsis.com/k/ And here is a review of the book (as far as I'm aware, it' still in print): http://www.complete-review.com/reviews/drummb/kburn.htm John Not Scots, just Scott-ish

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Re: KLF 10th anniversary track
by John Milne 06 Feb '03

06 Feb '03

I remember there was a documentary on Channel 4 in the UK at the beginning of 1998 called "The Falconer", about 1960s US filmmaker Peter Whitehead, which featured brief snippets of "Fuck the Millenium" on the soundtrack. The film was very strange, quite similar in places to "Waiting" (at least visually) and also to the Chris Morris comedy show "Jam" (if anyone saw that). Around the same time, a friend of mine saw a movie in Edinburgh that was (I think) connected with comic book artist Alan Moore. This film featured a longer, radical remix of "The Magnificent". I should have more info soon, in the meantime, use this link http://www.pardo.ch/1998/filmprg/f435.html to find our more info on Whitehead and "The Falconer". John Not Scots, Just Scott-ish

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KLF
by Jason Newell 05 Feb '03

05 Feb '03

LOL. http://www.spiritualdigital.co.uk/ There are some KLF videos here which will be changed periodically.There is also some music by Cybor Cosis. Thanks Jason - Cybor Cosis 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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KLF 10th anniversary track
by Jason Newell 05 Feb '03

05 Feb '03

Hi, in 1998 (i can't remember which month) i heard a KLF track on Pete Tong's show. It was number 1 in the cool cuts chart that week.Pete Tong said the track was to celebrate the 10th year anniversary of THE KLF (1988-1998).I presume that this was the title. As i remember it,the track had the vocal sample "Well what are we waiting for" over the top of the breakbeat from (i think) 'Fuck The Millenium'. I have not heard the track since 1998 and i've found no reference to it in the webring,or have i seen it for sale at Ebay/online record shops. I guess it would/could have been limited to so many copies like some of their other 12inches. Anybody got any ideas? Jason Newell - Cybor Cosis cyborcosis(a)yahoo.co.uk spiritualdigital.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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KLF: backstage DJing?
by John Milne 05 Feb '03

05 Feb '03

Hi, hope this time it's plain text rather than HTML! One thing I'm hoping someone might be able to shed light on is a possible connection between the KLF and the Scottish rock band Belle and Sebastian. A friend of mine was backstage at one of their gigs at the Mitchell Library in Glasgow in late 1996 and swears blind that both Bill and Jimmy were DJing at the aftershow party. He even said they were "all right if you liked that sort of thing"? Can anyone shed any light on the story? John Not Scots, just Scott-ish

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Have B&J ever listened?
by Andrew McCombe 05 Feb '03

05 Feb '03

Hi Does anyone know if Bill and/or Jimmy have heard and commented on any of the 'fan' mixes of their tracks? Would they even be interested? I'm listening to the Chillout Remixed stuff and wondered what they'd think of it? Andrew

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RE: KLF's 'children we love you'
by Tony Stuart 05 Feb '03

05 Feb '03

>That might have been the concert where they gave the stage equipment to the crowd as well. that was in holland, or perhaps belgium, i forget. there was a small article in the NME at the time, with a photo of angry bill struggling to hand over a turntable to confused europeans with their arms outstretched. andy, can we have an mpeg sorted out for the camcorder footage? t -- __________________________________________________________ Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup

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