Gad no! Of course I'm not. It's a bit like if the bunch of guys are in the pub and then one of them gets up to go for a piss and the others start slagging him a bit, you know nothing disrespectful of anything, saying 'E's a boy eh? Don't know what team he even supports.' And before you know it, there's a whole theory of what the bloke who's in the bog really is up to. And then before you can say 'Eternity rang', he's back from the bogs, this time dressed as a woman and mouthing off obscenities such as "How does one accurately describe an artist that simply does it all? Well, in today's entertainment industry, made up of all too many perpetrators, imitators and infiltrators, the appropriate answer would be; sensational! Sexual, seething, sizzling, searing, scintillating & savvy are just but a few of the adjectives that are regularly used to describe this international sex symbol & singing/dancing diva." Martijn wrote:
? Are you actually complimenting Wanda for that bad performance I just saw in Media Player? My dear god! They just play the whole actual song in the background, not even a music-only version. If that rapper misses a word, nobody will notice because you can still hear Ricardo in the background. And then Wanda: She just sings the exact lines over herself on the record, and starts shouting to the people in the audience like the KLF hit is some kind of 'Apres-Ski-Hut' hit-single! And I quote: "Let me hear you say Acients of Mu Mu"... Let me hear you say: "Aha aha..." She should be really ashamed of herself. If I look at the two number of The KLF she only sang in, and did not write one note for(!), they are not the only hits The KLF had. They had a lot more hits than those two. Wanda, on the other, hand, did not have any hit at all that was as big as the one's from the KLF. So, what's the constant factor here? Right: The KLF, being Jimmy and Bill ofcourse. Pfft... Raymond Baal wrote:
Not at all. Just saying that it's a bit like whenever a bunch of guys get together in the boozer and start talking about something none of them initially really knows much about and, indeed, cannot really *know* about, since there's always the major and playful factor of deception used as an ingredient in the biographical output. Then, a few minutes later, just as I'd got the pints in, due to global public demand for this incredible music and The KLF producers' vehement declination to tour until "they could fill stadiums and world peace would ensue", the vocal powerhouse took it upon herself to take The KLF show & music to the masses. And with a shared CO-publishing deal on the album as CO-writer of (2) two of it's biggest singles, she had just as much of a vested interest as anyone else to see to it that their albums sold... and her nonstop global touring and promotional efforts resulted in the groups biggest selling album of their entire careers.
It's been a hard day's night and I've been working like a god. But what cheers me up most is the thought that that terrible DJ Robin Banks on KISS FM (3pm daily) is none other than the legendary Banksy who brightened up the urbania of Bristol and Shoreditch not to mention a few other places I havent mentioned.
Then he goes and does a Blur LP. Still, when you've got all your own limbs and that...
Thomas wrote: Raymond Baal <raymondbaal@yahoo.co.uk> schrieb am 30.07.2003, 14:50:18:
It seems obvious to me that because of the nature of shared interest groups that we of the klf list have necessarily come, (in the absence of affirmatives of denials from the objects of our 'worship') to a variety of basic misconceptions about The KLF.
One is of course that B&J inspired and were in
charge
of the whole thing. But then they did want us to
think
that. Now we know different. As a thoroughbred
ethnic
hybrid of Cherokee Native American & Nubian
ancestry,
this raving beauty is a feast for both the ears & eyes.
Is there a scent of sarcasm in the wind ...?
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I'm afraid i'm really missing your point here... some guy is going into the toilet, other guys talk about him, suddenly he is an all-performing artist, then Wanda Dee is an international sex symbol because of that? What the? Raymond Baal wrote:
Gad no! Of course I'm not. It's a bit like if the bunch of guys are in the pub and then one of them gets up to go for a piss and the others start slagging him a bit, you know nothing disrespectful of anything, saying 'E's a boy eh? Don't know what team he even supports.' And before you know it, there's a whole theory of what the bloke who's in the bog really is up to. And then before you can say 'Eternity rang', he's back from the bogs, this time dressed as a woman and mouthing off obscenities such as "How does one accurately describe an artist that simply does it all? Well, in today's entertainment industry, made up of all too many perpetrators, imitators and infiltrators, the appropriate answer would be; sensational! Sexual, seething, sizzling, searing, scintillating & savvy are just but a few of the adjectives that are regularly used to describe this international sex symbol & singing/dancing diva."
Hell, if it means they shift more copies of "3 AM Eternal" then fair play to her, even if the performance is worse than a c. 1985 Top Of The Pops 'live mime'. Out of interest, do B&J get any royalties each time she does this?
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