Good evening (at least here in Europe), I have just got the new Scooter CD-single "Behind The Cow". Apart from the radio version you find an extended mix that runs 6:30something. The first two and a half minutes it's a pretty cool "What Time Is Love" remix. Then HP Baxxter's silly vocals kick in and you simply lose interest. But with a little reworking you can easily create a stomping dancefloor-filler that goes pretty well. The rest of the single is not really worth the money. Well-produced (over-produced ihmo), yes, but apart from that it's cheesy pop dance euro hiphop stuff. Btw, the sleeve says it all: Why paint sheep with "Mu" and "KLF"? Do something _completely_ different! Paint a cow with "Scooter". What a fantastic and outstanding idea! Hands up for the only and embarrassing KLF cover band! Their new album will be called "The ultimate aural orgasm". Do you call that an orgasm when blood runs down your ears? ;-) Cheers, Dan --- a.k.a. Kuta, KLF Online (www.klf.de)

Good Choices. My vote goes to Paul's tracklist. Everyone seems happy with the title 'Truckstop JAMS' so thats one less thing to debate, (read as argue), over. :o) ----- Original Message ----- From: "Our Webstuff" <our.webstuff@verizon.net> To: <klf@mailman.xmission.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007 8:27 PM Subject: [KLF] New Additions To "Truckstop JAMS" Wiki

I just added links to 2 candidates for inclusion on the "truckstop JAMS" project on John L.'s wiki (I couldn't figure out how to upload them directly to the project wiki so they are currently links to zshare)

http://klf.johnl.org/wiki

thanks for your consideration!

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