To Fnord and the rest of the KLF world.
 
Hi people, this is my first post,
I have just started selling off my KLF stuff on ebay, while people are still buying, someone in finland just bought my chocice 1&2 vinyls. I bought a big square parcelbox (PB4) that you are supposed to unfold and make into a box, it comes flat and folded. Im just going to slip the records inside and send it flat, seems ok. Postage to Finland for two 12"'s in one of these boxes is about £4
What is the infamous Dutton VHS compilation?
I posted a doctorin the tardis 10" picture disc on ebay about 5 times no one wanted it and at £1.70 a listing it started costing me too much, so post one thing at a time dont bother too much with all the ebay frills and if it dont sell, stick something else on.
 
Regards
EL. J
----- Original Message -----
From: fnord
To: klf@mailman.xmission.com
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2007 12:37 PM
Subject: re: [KLF] What is there left to Kollect


Hi John and list,

I've not posted for a couple of years now but I find it hard to believe it was over 9 years since the FTM gig at the Barbican. I met a few of you there and then some more on later M25 spins.

With the passing of time I've been thinking of selling some things from my Kollection but I've not bought/sold vinyl over ebay and wondered if anyone could recommend what kind/where to get the right packaging for sending vinyl and with the new postage tariffs in the UK what kind of cost it might be for say a single 12" LP.

I can't remember where I got it from but I do have both the regular and the Aussie version of History Of The Jams CD. If anyone wants to make a fair offer for it let me know or I'll stick it up on ebay. I've got an assortment of other bits including 1 (maybe 2) WFTROM CD's, The Kalevala singles (inc 'Gimpo' signed by Gimpo!), an FTM kit bag (pretty sure all the contents are still in it) and also I was one of the lucky ones to receive the infamous Dutton VHS compilation.

I'd be interested to guage what kind of price I might expect on ebay for those even if you're not interested in them yourself.

Fnord.



----- Original Message -----
From: "John Milne" <john@highlandland.fsnet.co.uk>
To: "All bound for Mu-Mu Land." <klf@mailman.xmission.com>
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2007 6:25 PM
Subject: [KLF] What is there left to Kollect?


I was browsing through Ebay earlier today (JAMSCD4 "buy it now" for £100, anyone?) and wondered - what is still worth getting excited about in KLF collecting circles?  CHOC ICES, USAPROMOs, Love Trances, etc seem to appear regularly now.

Here's what I think is "still exciting" (even if some might not exist):

CDs: Eternity Project One, History of the JAMs Possum edition, No More Tears (French promo), What Time is Love (the Coma CD with the "Primal Mix"), Marathon "Love Park" (3" CD with Orbital mixes)

Vinyl: KLF010RR (haven't seen one of them for four years, and it was German import); ETERNITY 1 (Ebay once threw up a backwards-mastered 12" of this, I think - but not the three-tracker); KLF8T (the original Last Train, or even the sleeves with "The White Room - Pure Trance 5" written on them); Last Train (Benio Dub)

Any views?


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