as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes owned by PVC is getting empty... what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography? - DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;)
Adam, I've been thinking about your question all morning and here are my thoughts: A track which was recorded but left off The White Room called "The Sheriff of Mu Mu County" definitely exists and a clip of it was featured on a website called brandnew.co.uk about 12 years ago so somebody has this track. As far as I know it was never slated for release so it probably exists as a tape but I've no idea who would have it. Also about 12 years ago a fairly reliable source who used to be on the list reported once seeing a pressed copy of "E-Train to Trancentral" but none have reported hearing the actual record. Mike Stent has stated that one track from the Black Room sessions was completely finished and mixed called "The Black Room and Terminator 10" although he didn't state whether or not he had a tape of it. All sources indicate that Pure Trance 4: Turn Up The Strobe was never completed and to my knowledge no one has ever heard it or seen a pressed copy. As you've pointed-out, the genesis of this track probably morphed into the first version of "It's Grim Up North." Having said all that, it is well known that there are a handful of anonymous KLF uber-collectors who may have previously unseen/unheard things either through their association with The KLF organization back in the day or from purchasing items directly from those associated with The KLF. Thus far, these individuals have chosen not to share, perhaps out of fear of diminishing the value of their KLF curiosities, but as the recent Deep Shit auctions have demonstrated that surely wouldn't happen! Over the years we've learned The KLF did indeed commission tiny runs of white labels and may have even had finished products prepped for release and pressed only to change their minds at the very last minute. While I don't think we'll again see such as massive clutch of items as recovered and released in recent years by PVC, I've no doubt that things either rumored or previously unseen will continue to surface on eBay and the net in general every few years. And don't forget PVC has one track left to share. I've no idea what it is but knowing him he probably saved the best for last! Dan Hutchins On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 5:22 AM, Adam Stalker <stlkr@o2.pl> wrote:
as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes owned by PVC is getting empty...
what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography?
- DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental
is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;)
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I think Dan has a point. There should be more out there. For example; the backgroundtune that is being played when B&J are on their way to the Helter Skelter party. It sounds kinda KLF-ish. Regarding E-Train, wasn't it (the late) John Milne who spoke of this? Kinda interesting also: http://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=KLF&x=0&y=0 So, what's next?
I have to disagree. The band has been gone since 1992. With as much media that floated around, how can there be that amount left? Most of the tapes will have degrade. It has to come to an end unless Bill/Jimmy have a secret stash that no one knows about. IMO :-) **RMStringer** Emailed from my Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Rooted Android 4.0 ICS On Aug 14, 2012 11:33 AM, "Maarten Bouwes" <maarten@bouwes.nl> wrote:
I think Dan has a point. There should be more out there. For example; the backgroundtune that is being played when B&J are on their way to the Helter Skelter party. It sounds kinda KLF-ish. Regarding E-Train, wasn't it (the late) John Milne who spoke of this?
Kinda interesting also:
http://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=KLF&x=0&y=0
So, what's next?
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I like to think that Jimmy has a shed load of demo and unreleased work, that he would allow to fall into the wrong hands, so that it can be reworked and circulated. I live in hope that one day we will hear the proper full length 808 version of Madrugada Eterna, and as soon as we do, I'm off to the Sierra Nevada once more...... -----Original Message----- From: klf-bounces+jarvmeister=gmail.com@mailman.xmission.com [mailto:klf-bounces+jarvmeister=gmail.com@mailman.xmission.com] On Behalf Of Robert Stringer Sent: 14 August 2012 19:11 To: All bound for Mu-Mu Land. Subject: Re: [KLF] current status?
Well, for the record I don't think there is a "ton" out there but I wouldn't discount a few bits and pieces, that is of course outside of whatever is in that storage container Jimmy discussed recently. Besides said storage container and whatever Stent might have (or Nick Coler, or ex-wives, or ex-girlfriends, or ex-employees, or uber-collectors who were connected around the time of their retirement) and besides what PVC turned-up on tape, Love Trance 12" was uncovered in the 90s and the Deep Shit 12" turned-up last year. That's something significant every decade or so. I'm not holding my breath for The Black Room sessions, but I wouldn't be surprised if the E-train 12" didn't surface, or some alternate/early versions of "Go to sleep" or "The Lover's Side" on white label vinyl test-press; basically the stuff that Lazlo's discography states as "unreleased" and not "uncompleted." This discography has proven itself to be eerily predictive in terms of what has much later surfaced. In terms of tape degradation, Adam did a bang-up job of completely restoring the early/alternate/remix version of Love Trance from near ruin. Even badly degraded tapes may be recovered if they find their way into the right hands. Dan Hutchins On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 2:10 PM, Robert Stringer <rmstringer@gmail.com>wrote:
I have to disagree. The band has been gone since 1992. With as much media that floated around, how can there be that amount left? Most of the tapes will have degrade. It has to come to an end unless Bill/Jimmy have a secret stash that no one knows about. IMO :-)
**RMStringer** Emailed from my Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Rooted Android 4.0 ICS On Aug 14, 2012 11:33 AM, "Maarten Bouwes" <maarten@bouwes.nl> wrote:
I think Dan has a point. There should be more out there. For example; the backgroundtune that is being played when B&J are on their way to the Helter Skelter party. It sounds kinda KLF-ish. Regarding E-Train, wasn't it (the late) John Milne who spoke of this?
Kinda interesting also:
http://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=KLF&x=0&y=0
So, what's next?
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One day we might as well get the early recording of ORB/KLF that became Space/AHEGPBTGCU/Loving You With tracks like Mummy don't/ What time is love orb ? / etc
From the time where there was no real frontier between ORB and KLF Praise Mu ! -seb
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:04 PM, Dan Hutchins <danthutchins@gmail.com>wrote:
Well, for the record I don't think there is a "ton" out there but I wouldn't discount a few bits and pieces, that is of course outside of whatever is in that storage container Jimmy discussed recently. Besides said storage container and whatever Stent might have (or Nick Coler, or ex-wives, or ex-girlfriends, or ex-employees, or uber-collectors who were connected around the time of their retirement) and besides what PVC turned-up on tape, Love Trance 12" was uncovered in the 90s and the Deep Shit 12" turned-up last year. That's something significant every decade or so. I'm not holding my breath for The Black Room sessions, but I wouldn't be surprised if the E-train 12" didn't surface, or some alternate/early versions of "Go to sleep" or "The Lover's Side" on white label vinyl test-press; basically the stuff that Lazlo's discography states as "unreleased" and not "uncompleted." This discography has proven itself to be eerily predictive in terms of what has much later surfaced.
In terms of tape degradation, Adam did a bang-up job of completely restoring the early/alternate/remix version of Love Trance from near ruin. Even badly degraded tapes may be recovered if they find their way into the right hands.
Dan Hutchins
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 2:10 PM, Robert Stringer <rmstringer@gmail.com>wrote:
I have to disagree. The band has been gone since 1992. With as much media that floated around, how can there be that amount left? Most of the tapes will have degrade. It has to come to an end unless Bill/Jimmy have a secret stash that no one knows about. IMO :-)
**RMStringer** Emailed from my Samsung Galaxy Nexus. Rooted Android 4.0 ICS On Aug 14, 2012 11:33 AM, "Maarten Bouwes" <maarten@bouwes.nl> wrote:
I think Dan has a point. There should be more out there. For example; the backgroundtune that is being played when B&J are on their way to the Helter Skelter party. It sounds kinda KLF-ish. Regarding E-Train, wasn't it (the late) John Milne who spoke of this?
Kinda interesting also:
http://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=KLF&x=0&y=0
So, what's next?
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Yes ! That would be the definitive highlight of all mentioned before (for me) Am 16.08.2012 16:19, schrieb Sebastien Ledys:
One day we might as well get the early recording of ORB/KLF that became Space/AHEGPBTGCU/Loving You With tracks like Mummy don't/ What time is love orb ? / etc From the time where there was no real frontier between ORB and KLF Praise Mu ! -seb
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 9:04 PM, Dan Hutchins <danthutchins@gmail.com <mailto:danthutchins@gmail.com>> wrote:
Well, for the record I don't think there is a "ton" out there but I wouldn't discount a few bits and pieces, that is of course outside of whatever is in that storage container Jimmy discussed recently. Besides said storage container and whatever Stent might have (or Nick Coler, or ex-wives, or ex-girlfriends, or ex-employees, or uber-collectors who were connected around the time of their retirement) and besides what PVC turned-up on tape, Love Trance 12" was uncovered in the 90s and the Deep Shit 12" turned-up last year. That's something significant every decade or so. I'm not holding my breath for The Black Room sessions, but I wouldn't be surprised if the E-train 12" didn't surface, or some alternate/early versions of "Go to sleep" or "The Lover's Side" on white label vinyl test-press; basically the stuff that Lazlo's discography states as "unreleased" and not "uncompleted." This discography has proven itself to be eerily predictive in terms of what has much later surfaced.
In terms of tape degradation, Adam did a bang-up job of completely restoring the early/alternate/remix version of Love Trance from near ruin. Even badly degraded tapes may be recovered if they find their way into the right hands.
Dan Hutchins
On Tue, Aug 14, 2012 at 2:10 PM, Robert Stringer <rmstringer@gmail.com <mailto:rmstringer@gmail.com>> wrote:
I have to disagree. The band has been gone since 1992. With as much media that floated around, how can there be that amount left? Most of the tapes will have degrade. It has to come to an end unless Bill/Jimmy have a secret stash that no one knows about. IMO :-)
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On Aug 14, 2012 11:33 AM, "Maarten Bouwes" <maarten@bouwes.nl <mailto:maarten@bouwes.nl>> wrote:
I think Dan has a point. There should be more out there. For example; the backgroundtune that is being played when B&J are on their way to the Helter Skelter party. It sounds kinda KLF-ish. Regarding E-Train, wasn't it (the late) John Milne who spoke of this?
Kinda interesting also:
http://www.popsike.com/php/quicksearch.php?searchtext=KLF&x=0&y=0
So, what's next?
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On 14.8.2012 17:35, Dan Hutchins wrote:
A track which was recorded but left off The White Room called "The Sheriff of Mu Mu County" definitely exists
Don't think so. "Sheriff" idea was scraped and B&J decided to go with Lover's side version, as they share the same base.
a clip of it was featured on a website called brandnew.co.uk about 12 years ago so somebody has this track.
Actually, it was a video clip with B&J in the studio with a rapper (Bello? Ricardo? Black Steel?) and basically they just tested raps and shouts on top of the base. I think I have that clip somewhere, but it was originally really crappy real media clip :( Did anyone contact brandnew.co.uk owner back then and asked source for this? I guess it could be possible to hunt him.. :) It wasn't from the Omnibus documentary, was it? And talking about that, if anyone has better version of Omnibus documentary than that ~700Mb version, please share your love! -- anttil.
for anyone wondering .. here is said really crappy RM clip of Sheriff. the video is truly useless but the audio is interesting .. even if the track never made it https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6v93eRDGfq-NHAwMTNkUERQNEE C On 14 August 2012 17:41, Antti Lavio <antti.lavio@possu.org> wrote:
On 14.8.2012 17:35, Dan Hutchins wrote:
A track which was recorded but left off The White Room called "The
Sheriff of Mu Mu County" definitely exists
Don't think so. "Sheriff" idea was scraped and B&J decided to go with Lover's side version, as they share the same base.
a clip of it was featured on a website called brandnew.co.uk about 12
years ago so somebody has this track.
Actually, it was a video clip with B&J in the studio with a rapper (Bello? Ricardo? Black Steel?) and basically they just tested raps and shouts on top of the base. I think I have that clip somewhere, but it was originally really crappy real media clip :(
Did anyone contact brandnew.co.uk owner back then and asked source for this? I guess it could be possible to hunt him.. :) It wasn't from the Omnibus documentary, was it?
And talking about that, if anyone has better version of Omnibus documentary than that ~700Mb version, please share your love!
-- anttil.
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On 14.8.2012 22:30, Chris Renwick wrote:
for anyone wondering .. here is said really crappy RM clip of Sheriff.
- What's MuMu County like? - It's like, you know..if you are chased by police, it's like one minute and you're in a deepest darkest Congo jungle and in a next minute you're stranded in a middle of Sahara half ways of the Andies. Fuck knows where you are. :D Quality sucks bad time, but it's still nice insight how they worked at the studio and how did it look like. Also for me, it's nice to see all the (unrecognizable) equipment and shit loads of cds for sampling. I recall that there were other clips too, but they were not very interesting. Just few seconds clips Jimmy smoking etc. Still wonder where did these come from originally. -- anttil.
I've got the Omnibus doc somewhere in my loft on VHS. I'll search it out and re-cap it. I'd love to see the Top of the Pops performances re-broadcasted. There was talk about some VOD service for the TOTP clips. Andy Sent from my iPad On 14 Aug 2012, at 17:41, Antti Lavio <antti.lavio@possu.org> wrote:
On 14.8.2012 17:35, Dan Hutchins wrote:
A track which was recorded but left off The White Room called "The Sheriff of Mu Mu County" definitely exists
Don't think so. "Sheriff" idea was scraped and B&J decided to go with Lover's side version, as they share the same base.
a clip of it was featured on a website called brandnew.co.uk about 12 years ago so somebody has this track.
Actually, it was a video clip with B&J in the studio with a rapper (Bello? Ricardo? Black Steel?) and basically they just tested raps and shouts on top of the base. I think I have that clip somewhere, but it was originally really crappy real media clip :(
Did anyone contact brandnew.co.uk owner back then and asked source for this? I guess it could be possible to hunt him.. :) It wasn't from the Omnibus documentary, was it?
And talking about that, if anyone has better version of Omnibus documentary than that ~700Mb version, please share your love!
-- anttil.
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The Omnibus documentary - if I remember correctly - is also on my ftp.It is currently offlin due to me being on holiday,but should be up and running from Saturday again. K On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Andy Lee <andrewdavidlee@gmail.com> wrote:
I've got the Omnibus doc somewhere in my loft on VHS. I'll search it out and re-cap it.
I'd love to see the Top of the Pops performances re-broadcasted. There was talk about some VOD service for the TOTP clips.
Andy
Sent from my iPad
On 14 Aug 2012, at 17:41, Antti Lavio <antti.lavio@possu.org> wrote:
On 14.8.2012 17:35, Dan Hutchins wrote:
A track which was recorded but left off The White Room called "The Sheriff of Mu Mu County" definitely exists
Don't think so. "Sheriff" idea was scraped and B&J decided to go with Lover's side version, as they share the same base.
a clip of it was featured on a website called brandnew.co.uk about 12 years ago so somebody has this track.
Actually, it was a video clip with B&J in the studio with a rapper
(Bello? Ricardo? Black Steel?) and basically they just tested raps and shouts on top of the base. I think I have that clip somewhere, but it was originally really crappy real media clip :(
Did anyone contact brandnew.co.uk owner back then and asked source for
this? I guess it could be possible to hunt him.. :) It wasn't from the Omnibus documentary, was it?
And talking about that, if anyone has better version of Omnibus documentary than that ~700Mb version, please share your love!
-- anttil.
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We still miss the original LTTT, the one where Maxine sings "Take The Last Train" (later sampled on the White Room version, the only Maxine-line that wasn't on the Original Soundtrack).The Flamenco of 3.AM.Maybe an recording of WTIL (Metal version) live in Denmark (new years eve) exists.IGUN (Orb mix).LTTT Benio DubDeep Shit Flexi.Besides that: Cauty's solostuff: Squak EP, and the BlackSmoke album How much from the Reworked White Room album(Moo?) was recorded ? In Bad Wizdom Bill mentions a version of Make it Rain, that was inspired by The Weather Girls "It's raining men" By the way: How is is possible to get a copy of What Time is Love Orb ? Ulrik ---- as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes owned by PVC is getting empty... what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography? - DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;) as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes owned by PVC is getting empty... what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography? - DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;) _______________________________________________ KLF mailing list KLF@mailman.xmission.com http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/klf Report list abuse to list-abuse at studio-nibble.com
Lot's of stuff I haven't even thought of there! There's a metal version of What Time is Love??? I suspect (but don't know for sure) that the content of the Deep Shit flexi ended up as Deep Shit on The Lover's Side 12". Dan On Aug 17, 2012, at 4:15 PM, Ulrik Brandt <onkelgerhardt@hotmail.com> wrote:
We still miss the original LTTT, the one where Maxine sings "Take The Last Train" (later sampled on the White Room version, the only Maxine-line that wasn't on the Original Soundtrack). The Flamenco of 3.AM. Maybe an recording of WTIL (Metal version) live in Denmark (new years eve) exists. IGUN (Orb mix). LTTT Benio Dub Deep Shit Flexi. Besides that: Cauty's solostuff: Squak EP, and the BlackSmoke album
How much from the Reworked White Room album(Moo?) was recorded ? In Bad Wizdom Bill mentions a version of Make it Rain, that was inspired by The Weather Girls "It's raining men"
By the way: How is is possible to get a copy of What Time is Love Orb ?
Ulrik
---- as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes owned by PVC is getting empty... what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography? - DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;) as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes owned by PVC is getting empty...
what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography?
- DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental
is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;)
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A Metal version of WTIL?! Damn....I'd love to hear what that sounds like! Adam ________________________________ From: Dan T. Hutchins <danthutchins@gmail.com> To: All bound for Mu-Mu Land. <klf@mailman.xmission.com> Sent: Friday, August 17, 2012 3:58 PM Subject: Re: [KLF] current status? Lot's of stuff I haven't even thought of there! There's a metal version of What Time is Love??? I suspect (but don't know for sure) that the content of the Deep Shit flexi ended up as Deep Shit on The Lover's Side 12". Dan On Aug 17, 2012, at 4:15 PM, Ulrik Brandt <onkelgerhardt@hotmail.com> wrote:
We still miss the original LTTT, the one where Maxine sings "Take The Last Train" (later sampled on the White Room version, the only Maxine-line that wasn't on the Original Soundtrack). The Flamenco of 3.AM. Maybe an recording of WTIL (Metal version) live in Denmark (new years eve) exists. IGUN (Orb mix). LTTT Benio Dub Deep Shit Flexi. Besides that: Cauty's solostuff: Squak EP, and the BlackSmoke album
How much from the Reworked White Room album(Moo?) was recorded ? In Bad Wizdom Bill mentions a version of Make it Rain, that was inspired by The Weather Girls "It's raining men"
By the way: How is is possible to get a copy of What Time is Love Orb ?
Ulrik
---- as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes
owned by PVC is getting empty... what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography? - DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;)
as we all read - the bag of Cauty tapes owned by PVC is getting empty... what else is left for us to dig and search? what was confirmed or busted in KLF discography?
- DEEP SHIT pressing surfaced - LOVE TRANCE demo confirmed the bootleg circulating - BUILD A FIRE instrumental
is this the end of robbing the 'grave'? ;)
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---Lot's of stuff I haven't even thought of there! There's a metal version of What Time is Love??? --I remember reading once that "The KLF destroyed Baby Club with an heavy metal version of WTIL".We know that they played Baby/Coma New Years Eve 89/90.We know that the man behind Baby/Coma was Kenneth Bager, the owner at Coma Records, which later released KLF in Denmark.The Orb was warm-up "Playing sheeps nises to the bemused Danish pastries" (linernote from Music for Dreams vol.1) In the same linernote they mentions "an amazing 15 min version of WTIL".A couple of years ago they (Kenneth Bager etc.) started another Bunch of Coma-parties and had "The KLF" to play a live concert.Promoting this party, Kenneth Bager was interviewed on Danish Radio and he said that "This time it will a proper performance, and not just two men with keyboards". This "proper performance" was done by our old friend Wanda Dee.The statements above can be combined to the following "An amazing (maybe 15 min long) version of WTIL with guitars was played by two men on keyboard new-years eve 89/90". Maybe this "metal-version" is related to "The Techno Gate", the one with Hendrix samples, (it took place before "Techno Gate" was released).A new book about the history of Coma-Club was released last year, maybe I should try to get a copy of this!Ulrik
http://www.mixcloud.com/StrongroomAlive/170812-pure-evil-with-alex-paterson-... After about one hour they talk about the KLF, very interesting stuff. Ulrik
Just listened to that interview, more specific on the KLF subject. He didn't sound that enthousiastic about the matter.. Maarten -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: klf-bounces@mailman.xmission.com [mailto:klf-bounces@mailman.xmission.com] Namens Ulrik Brandt Verzonden: zaterdag 18 augustus 2012 13:35 Aan: klf@mailman.xmission.com Onderwerp: [KLF] Alex talks about KLF
Lot's of stuff I haven't even thought of there! There's a metal version of What Time is Love??? I remember reading once that "The KLF destroyed Baby Club with an heavy metal version of WTIL". We know that they played Baby/Coma New Years Eve 89/90.
Here is the story behind the performance according to The KLF: http://www.flickr.com/photos/24992274@N00/6101949924/in/set-7215762756770550...
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Adam Stalker -
Adam Wolfson -
Andy Lee -
Antti Lavio -
cars10 -
Chris Renwick -
Dan Hutchins -
Dan T. Hutchins
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Jim E. -
Kjetil Johnsen -
Maarten Bouwes -
Robert Stringer -
Ross Jarvis -
Sebastien Ledys -
Ulrik Brandt