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RE: [KLF] Ooh aah Cantona? & Brit Awards stunt...
by Don Gagen 09 May '02

09 May '02

More info from the KLF FAQ 1.012: Were 1300 Drums (featuring the Unjustified Ancients of M.U.) really Bill and Jimmy? Shortly after Manchester United FC won the 1995/6 English Football League and FA Cup 'double', a record was released by a group calling themselves '1300 Drums (featuring the Unjustified Ancients of M.U.)', called "Ooh Aah Cantona". The song is a 'tribute' to the Man Utd. footballer Eric Cantona, revered by some Mancunians as a deity. The song is a techno-bassy dance attempt with some sampled crowd noises and keyboard work. The group appeared on Top Of The Pops, hiding behind rubber Eric masks, and with an Eric-"look-a-like". They held up "Ooh Aah Cantona" posters, the font of which seemed familiar. These were also distributed to the crowd at a game against Nottingham Forest the same season. However, to the best knowledge of the list members, 1300 Drums has NO CONNECTION with Bill or Jimmy. Letters to the record company remain unanswered (in fact some have been returned marked "Address Unknown"), but there is no factual evidence to suggest a link. The most probable explanation is that 1300 Drums are probably fans of both Man Utd and KLF, maybe read the Manual and decided to try out the advice, and the only reason they mention the un-JAMs is because Man Utd = M.U. = Mu. -----Original Message----- From: Darren Forster [mailto:darrenforster99@ntlworld.com] Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 4:03 PM To: Trancentral Subject: [KLF] Ooh aah Cantona? & Brit Awards stunt... Just been playing around on the Top of the Pops website and decided to put in KLF to see what I could get in Encyclopedia Poptastica Theres two things that aren't quite straight here though... first one the Brit Awards ceremony, it's mentioned (but not as the Brit Awards), but they seem to have missed out the incedent with the motorcyclist driving in and taking the award back to Trancentral (anyone confirm did this happen?). And they put the sheep incident as only allegedly, I thought there was actual evidence that the sheep was dumped. And the second bit is about a song called "Ooh Aah Cantona", I remember this song but I didn't know it was by The KLF, can anyone confirm this? "Since that time, Drummond and Cauty have made several pseudonymous returns to the singles charts, including the 1996 tribute to footballer Eric Cantona, "Ooh! Aah! Cantona", as 1300 Drums Featuring The Unjustified Ancients Of Mu"

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RE: [KLF] Ooh aah Cantona? & Brit Awards stunt...
by Don Gagen 09 May '02

09 May '02

That 1300 Drums track has been in the discography for some time now. It's listed under "Things That Look Like KLF Releases But Aren't". [1300 Drums] "Ooh! Aah! Cantona" by 1300 Drums featuring the Unjustified Ancients of M U [Manchester United] is NOT a KLF probject. 1300 Drums *may* in fact be N-Trance. -----Original Message----- From: Darren Forster [mailto:darrenforster99@ntlworld.com] Sent: Thursday, May 09, 2002 4:03 PM To: Trancentral Subject: [KLF] Ooh aah Cantona? & Brit Awards stunt... Just been playing around on the Top of the Pops website and decided to put in KLF to see what I could get in Encyclopedia Poptastica Theres two things that aren't quite straight here though... first one the Brit Awards ceremony, it's mentioned (but not as the Brit Awards), but they seem to have missed out the incedent with the motorcyclist driving in and taking the award back to Trancentral (anyone confirm did this happen?). And they put the sheep incident as only allegedly, I thought there was actual evidence that the sheep was dumped. And the second bit is about a song called "Ooh Aah Cantona", I remember this song but I didn't know it was by The KLF, can anyone confirm this? "Since that time, Drummond and Cauty have made several pseudonymous returns to the singles charts, including the 1996 tribute to footballer Eric Cantona, "Ooh! Aah! Cantona", as 1300 Drums Featuring The Unjustified Ancients Of Mu"

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Ooh aah Cantona? & Brit Awards stunt...
by Darren Forster 09 May '02

09 May '02

Just been playing around on the Top of the Pops website and decided to put in KLF to see what I could get in Encyclopedia Poptastica Theres two things that aren't quite straight here though... first one the Brit Awards ceremony, it's mentioned (but not as the Brit Awards), but they seem to have missed out the incedent with the motorcyclist driving in and taking the award back to Trancentral (anyone confirm did this happen?). And they put the sheep incident as only allegedly, I thought there was actual evidence that the sheep was dumped. And the second bit is about a song called "Ooh Aah Cantona", I remember this song but I didn't know it was by The KLF, can anyone confirm this? "Since that time, Drummond and Cauty have made several pseudonymous returns to the singles charts, including the 1996 tribute to footballer Eric Cantona, "Ooh! Aah! Cantona", as 1300 Drums Featuring The Unjustified Ancients Of Mu"

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FTp
by RMStringer 08 May '02

08 May '02

I am closing my site for the next 30-35 days as I have some personal matters to attend to. Sorry. I will try to have it back up and running in that time frame. Thankx RMStringer Dj For Austin Knights Arena Football Team _________________________________________________ a lasting moment to hold onto with regret the scent of time tried and tested i never noticed the phantoms of her mind crescent moon im cutting through paste up warnings fill the sky smoking embers i remember time and time again to try to live i light to sink within her i think of light time to blame to borrow from your past elapsed collapsing

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video trade
by klf＠gamsworld.com 08 May '02

08 May '02

I have 1st gen copies of "kylie said to jason" and "what time is love (cornfield version)." I would like to trade a copy of them in return for a copy of "the white room" and/or "waiting" films. If anyone on the list can help me please let me know. Thanks, John

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Kylie Said To Jason VIDEO
by klf＠gamsworld.com 08 May '02

08 May '02

I finally got my hands on a PAL ORIGINAL copy of the "indie top video take 3" which features the kylie said to jason video clip. It's full and in it's entirty. I can get extra NTSC copies for those who need them. please mail me at klf(a)gamsworld.com for details. I can only offer NTSC and not PAL so please do not ask for any other format besides NTSC.

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WEB SITE
by RMStringer 07 May '02

07 May '02

I need the link to the KLF site with videos on it .....KLF.De I think and a password and login as I lost a few videos due to a virus attack several months ago. Can anybody help me out? Thankx RMStringer Dj For Austin Knights Arena Football Team _________________________________________________ a lasting moment to hold onto with regret the scent of time tried and tested i never noticed the phantoms of her mind crescent moon im cutting through paste up warnings fill the sky smoking embers i remember time and time again to try to live i light to sink within her i think of light time to blame to borrow from your past elapsed collapsing

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Re: [KLF] Grab the TotP performance here...
by Drazen Kusic 07 May '02

07 May '02

Could you send me a copy on CD, cous I'm on 33600 and the download will take about 260 hours. I will cover all the costs. DEX >From: Jan Lund Thomsen <kwed(a)kwed.org> >Date: Fri, 03 May 2002 18:31:00 +0200 >To: klf(a)mailman.xmission.com > http://remix.kwed.org/mirror/klf/ > > The server has a 100mbit hookup so broadband people should be able to grab it > in no time. Page will be taken offline on May 31st - act before it's too late! > -- My name is Dex and they call me Sky Riding the waves with out heads held high We came from Atlantis on a burning shell with our 808 program to sell. _______________________________________________ Sign-up for your own FREE Personalized E-mail at Mail.com http://www.mail.com/?sr=signup

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TOTP performance
by klf＠gamsworld.com 06 May '02

06 May '02

Just wanted to say thanks for those who posted the TOTP performance. It was so cool to see them performing live! If anyone can direct me to an FTP with other KLF videos that would be great! John

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Oh... So this is what happened!????
by Maarten Bouwes 04 May '02

04 May '02

>From the files of a populair Dutch Radio Station... Rough translation: (...) The KLF ruled the music scene between 1990 and 1992 with their punk acid house. For a short while, they were the best selling British act. At the top of their fame they just quitted out of the blue and burned one million pounds of their own earned money. --- Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond started The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu in 1987, shortly the Jams. their debute album contained samples of ABBA's dancing Queen. Since ABBA didn't liked this, they had to destroy all the remaining copies. the band changed their name; they choose Kopyright Liberation Front (KLF) and issued ÂWhat time is loveÂ. The record had to be released for over 15 times - every time a new mix - (Hmmzzzz) before becoming a hit. afterwards they scored with; Â3 AM EternalÂ and ÂJustified & AncientÂ. (hmmzzz) Due to the fact they became so enormous populair, they decided to quit. With a bag loaded with money, they flew (hhhmmmzzzzz) to Scotland and, according to rumours, they threw(?HHMMMZzzzzz) one hundred thousand Brittish pounds out of a plain(?ok). Just before that, they've destroyed their whole back catalogue, which made it impossible to release anything new after 1992. The two delared that they wouldn't make music again untill world peace has been established.(yeah, uhu, c'mon, where's K-F) Haven't heared anything since...(should have kept yer ears opened) (...) So untill the day of today there are peeps outthere who aren't aware of the truth.... http://www.sufimovement.org/ _________________________________________________________________ MSN Foto's is de makkelijkste manier om je foto's te delen met anderen en af te drukken: http://photos.msn.nl/Support/WorldWide.aspx

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