sounds good- I normally lurk but the excitement has even stirred me enough to post! It'd be great to track the cds and see where they end up. Like the book crossing site someone else mentioned, especially if you encourage people to copy it and pass on- if you keep the one number you could follow where it travels to? Jean
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Lunney" <johnlunney@o2.ie> To: "All bound for Mu-Mu Land." <klf@mailman.xmission.com> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 12:26 AM Subject: Re: [KLF] bring the beat back --> John's proposed track-list
What do people think of that as a KLF retrospective? It's around 70 minutes, and could be made to fit on a CD with a little bit of trimming. I think this track-list a good mix of the famous classics with a few other interesting but approachable tracks. If an unknowing listener came upon it, it could pique their interest and encourage them to check out the site we'll have set up. www.whatthefuckisgoingon.com or something equally KLF-themed. We could mark each CD or case with a sort of serial number, and I could do up a little web application in PHP or MySQL which would allow people to enter the number of the CD they've found, so we can see where each person's planted CDs actually end up. I await your opinions! And let me know if you guys want that site, for managing this, for the tracklist etc. It would take me relatively little time, and might make this a lot easier. I wanna see this done, and I wanna see it done right.
John
PS: Amusingly, I realised the other day that I was only born a year before the release we are now celebrating..