I was just listening to Mezzanine and thinking about the name change too.  I'm not sure if it happened in the US as I've only seen a few examples of their releases with the name change online.  Is the new album worth getting?  I like everything else they've done. It would be cool to hear Jimmy remix of one their new tracks.

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-----Original Message-----
From: John Milne [mailto:Highlandland@btopenworld.com]
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 3:11 PM
To: klf@mailman.xmission.com
Subject: [KLF] Re: America No More (OT)

During the last Gulf War (assuming we're about to embark upon Gulf War 2)
radio stations in the UK were banned from playing certain records and others
were altered ("3 AM Eternal" had the gunfire removed, and Massive Attack's
name was shortened to "Massive", etc.).  Now, just this afternoon, a DJ on
Radio Scotland announced that he was going to play "Rock the Casbah" by the
Clash, but "wasn't allowed to".  He played "I Fought the Law" instead.

Have I missed something, or have the Powers That Be (either the BBC or the
government, or both) brought out the same ruling, twelve years later,
banning the same tunes again?  If so, there's been no reporting of it on the
news.  Sorry if this seems trivial, but considering we're not actually at
war yet (and please God never will be), it seems amazing to me that DJs are
being banned from playing certain records in mere ANTICIPATION of conflict!

John

Not Scots, just Scott-ish

PS - Why do I feel like I've just written to the "Daily Mail"?

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