i think it would be hilarious if the cash-in compilation left at obscure locations was actually the collection of rare tracks. since the hope is that people picking them up arent familiar with the original material or only slightly so, having thier first taste of klf via some of the rarer or more experimental material would be interesting. hearing LTT for the first time ( or the first time in a long time) on a rental car cd player, that would be nice. but LTT mu-d varispeed version, that would be something else entirely. klf-request@mailman.xmission.com wrote: it seems we are now planning two different sets of compilations John's original idea was a compilation of tracks to mark the 10th anniversary, to leave around the country in obscure places, made to look like a cheaply produced "best of" compilation cash-in. i think the aim of this one is more to remind people of what the KLF was about, as well as maybe make it available to some new ears too. but in a prank style - random and obscure points where the cds are made available, cheap and tacky appearance - hopefully the kind of prank Bill & Jimmy would approve of however, a lot more of the recent suggestions for track lists are leaning towards tracks that are rarer, or obscure, or just more interesting, from a collectors view point. these tracklists are really only going to be of interests to the like of us on this list. who either already have them, or would probably only be interested in downloading them and burning to their own particular tracklist i guess there's no reason why we can't do both, but surely most of these tracks are already available via the FTP server aren't they? so why waste the effort of putting them on a cd when the intended target of the cds are people who won't understand them anyway as always, just my 2 cents... or 1 penny at todays exchange rate "The man from Afghanistan has made some significant changes to the RV." --------------------------------- Never miss an email again! Yahoo! Toolbar alerts you the instant new Mail arrives. Check it out.