The KLF
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What, man, what? 
Church of the KLF wrote: Discuss.
you always say "discuss". how about offering an opinion first which we can either knock down or agree with.
anyway i thought they were quite good. i think i still have one or two of their singles somewhere.
Hannett of the Apes wrote: Also known as the Justified Ancients of Mu-Mu
Furthermore known as The Jamms.
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I bought the white room on sunday, just waiting for the postie to drop it through my letter box.
The White Room is a classic. The last 4 tracks are very chilled, a bit like their earlier stuff.
Didn't they burn £1,000,000 or something?
Ronald Kirsch wrote:
Church of the KLF wrote: Discuss.
you always say "discuss". how about offering an opinion first which we can either knock down or agree with.
anyway i thought they were quite good. i think i still have one or two of their singles somewhere.
Sorry about that! As you can probably ascertain from my screenname, I am a huge, huge fan. I think they're one of the greatest bands of all-time, and some of the greatest geniuses of pop culture at large of the twentieth century. How's THAT for an opinion? :D 
Guilty Partner wrote: The White Room is a classic. The last 4 tracks are very chilled, a bit like their earlier stuff.
Didn't they burn £1,000,000 or something?
That they did! Made a movie about it, too.
depthcharge wrote:
Hannett of the Apes wrote: Also known as the Justified Ancients of Mu-Mu
Furthermore known as The Jamms.
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Beat me to it!
wasnt that some Hip hop group or song in the 80's? it started with some chant like.. KLF UH HUH , then some other stuff? am i buggin or Whut?
frank smarra wrote: wasnt that some Hip hop group or song in the 80's? it started with some chant like.. KLF UH HUH , then some other stuff? am i buggin or Whut?
They started as The JAMS in the late 80s, and then became the "stadium house" group The KLF. And the song you are thinking of is 3 AM Eternal, their biggest hit. :D
...and... Doc-tah WhOOOOAAA- Doctor Who.
What a magnificent band they were... I had the white album, but my ex destroyed it along with a load of other rarities I had.
She was a right 'Moo Moo'!
Church of the KLF wrote:
frank smarra wrote: wasnt that some Hip hop group or song in the 80's? it started with some chant like.. KLF UH HUH , then some other stuff? am i buggin or Whut?
They started as The JAMS in the late 80s, and then became the "stadium house" group The KLF. And the song you are thinking of is 3 AM Eternal, their biggest hit. :D
What's that ambient album they did like? I think it had a picture of some cows in a field in it and it was before The White Room
craig's digitalwaters wrote: ...and... Doc-tah WhOOOOAAA- Doctor Who.
What a magnificent band they were... I had the white album, but my ex destroyed it along with a load of other rarities I had.
She was a right 'Moo Moo'!
She's definitely not down with the cuckoo. What a shame. You can get copies of it for dirt cheap nowadays, though!
Guilty Partner wrote:
Church of the KLF wrote:
frank smarra wrote: wasnt that some Hip hop group or song in the 80's? it started with some chant like.. KLF UH HUH , then some other stuff? am i buggin or Whut?
They started as The JAMS in the late 80s, and then became the "stadium house" group The KLF. And the song you are thinking of is 3 AM Eternal, their biggest hit. :D
What's that ambient album they did like? I think it had a picture of some cows in a field in it and it was before The White Room
CHILL OUT was actually made after THE WHITE ROOM and is absolutely fantastic! I highly recommend it. It's very rich and interesting and incredibly atmospheric. It's actually very disturbing and creepy at times, but in the most wonderful way. I HIGHLY recommend it!
Sorry, got confused it wasn't the white room I was talking about, but some other album prior to that... it had a white cover with a pyramid thingy on it; the tracks weren't as top class as usual; I think it was one of their 1st LP releases...
What was it called Churchy? Any ideas?
The KLF were the dog's bollocks. They came out at just the right time for me as I was 14 back in 89 and started getting into the Dance / Rave culture. One of the older lads in our local pub was at school with Bill Drummond up the road, said he was a mad bastard then. Burning a million though? daft fcukers and yes they did film it.
Cracking band, I have a few singles & 12"s - but fook all on CD, so I'd be happy for any copies doing the rounds.
'Shag times' is what i'm thinking of; the record my Mu Mu ex did something nasty to....
http://www.illitrate.co.uk/klf/FAQ/faq2003.html
craig's digitalwaters wrote: 'Shag times' is what i'm thinking of; the record my Mu Mu ex did something nasty to....
http://www.illitrate.co.uk/klf/FAQ/faq2003.html
Brilliant stuff. You gotta love the Pyramind Blaster.
john kershaw wrote: WHAT TIME IS LOVE was a classic.
REST: Shite
What else have you heard? And what do you think of America: What Time Is Love?
Shug wrote: The KLF were the dog's bollocks. They came out at just the right time for me as I was 14 back in 89 and started getting into the Dance / Rave culture. One of the older lads in our local pub was at school with Bill Drummond up the road, said he was a mad bastard then. Burning a million though? daft fcukers and yes they did film it.
Cracking band, I have a few singles & 12"s - but fook all on CD, so I'd be happy for any copies doing the rounds.
Shug, email me at video586@gmail.com and I'd be happy to send you some stuff. If you want, I could also throw in whatever else I've got on CD if you'd like it. Let me know!
-Ben
I love The KLF. I remember back around 1992 paying approx. IR£15 for "1987: What The Fuck's Going On?" on vinyl, twice the average cost back then. Got some strange looks from non-fan mates but it was worth it for the full version of "The Queen & I". The song that caused all the hassle with ABBA, I think. Did they order all copies of the album to be destroyed or something? 
I also got The White Room,* Shag Times, Chill Out (class album) and a few singles but that's about it. Last I heard they were known as The K Foundation, or did Y2K come after that? (*edit* Checked out the link posted earlier & found out it did.)
* I have The White Room on both cassette & cd. The cd, bought a few years after original release, has the radio edit of "Last Train To Trancentral" which is quite different to the version on my cassette copy. I'd love to get that one on cd.
