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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF 21:18 - Mar 10 with 1948 viewsToast_R

Anyone remember them?

My first delve into the rave/techno scene.

That White Room album was never off my cassette player.

Even old Glenn Hughes sang on one of their tracks how cool?
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:27 - Mar 10 with 1937 viewswombat

Great band didn't they do a publicity stunt of supposedly burning a million quid ?

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:35 - Mar 10 with 1913 viewsKendo_Nagasaki

I wonder what time is love?

Psycho killer Qu'est-ce que c'est?

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:43 - Mar 10 with 1896 viewsloftus_upper

justified and ancient
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:49 - Mar 10 with 1884 viewsPlumsteadQPR

I absolutely loved em!

Yeah I absolutely caned The White Room album back in 91. Still bang it out every now and then.

It's Grim Up North.
3am Eternal.
Last Train To Transcentral.
What Time Is Love?

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:54 - Mar 10 with 1878 viewsN12Hoop

Mu Mu

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:57 - Mar 10 with 1874 viewshoopsa

Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:54 - Mar 10 by N12Hoop

Mu Mu


Chill Out.
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 22:26 - Mar 10 with 1845 viewsKiwi76

They came in at approx #8 in some Top40 countdown of 90's tunes I stumbled across over weekend...definitely takes me back to living over there mid-90's...they also did that Tardis song few years earlier if memory serves?
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 22:32 - Mar 10 with 1834 viewsqueensparker

Brilliant band, White Room and Chill Out are still class now. 3am Eternal takes me right back to that era, great time in music.

Bill Drummond's books '45' and 'Bad WIsdom' are both well worth a read as well, he's a smart bloke.

Watching this year's f--king appalling Brit Awards with that tw-t James Corden kissing everyone's arse I was desperate for the KLF to come back and chuck a dead sheep at him
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 22:33 - Mar 10 with 1832 viewsToast_R

Glenn Hughes in his weighty Mars Bar eating days..

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 22:39 - Mar 10 with 1814 viewshamptonhillhoop

Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 21:49 - Mar 10 by PlumsteadQPR

I absolutely loved em!

Yeah I absolutely caned The White Room album back in 91. Still bang it out every now and then.

It's Grim Up North.
3am Eternal.
Last Train To Transcentral.
What Time Is Love?



I had it on tape as well. Now you've reminded me of all those songs I'll have to get it again. 3am eternal brings back memories of the student night at the palais about '91. Their only nod to decent music was a medley with that and fools gold in it. I once asked them to play the smiths on a friday night when they were still doing slow songs at the end. They said no. Happy days
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 00:45 - Mar 11 with 1762 viewsBrightonhoop

That was a very fine summer. I'll say no more. Jimmy Cauty continues to produce excellent art all these years on.
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 06:57 - Mar 11 with 1731 viewsngbqpr

I've got Grim Up North on mottled grey vinyl

They were justified & ancient - and they drove an ice cream van

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 08:22 - Mar 11 with 1685 viewspomanjou

Mick Mulligan Bandwith George Melly on vocals, booze n drugs. Now that was a BAND. Used to play at Kingsbury Outdoor Swimming Pool a pub in Pinner and Cy Laurie Allnighters. Ravers.

http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?release=4169591

Currently residing in Pinner, Centre of the Universe.
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 08:54 - Mar 11 with 1662 viewsLewes_r

I think they regret burning that million quid though!

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 09:41 - Mar 11 with 1641 viewsMetallica_Hoop

I remember Mu mu and a quite quick catchy one that I think, was their first big hit.
(I have no idea which one it was)

For some reason I always think they did "Unbelivable" too

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 10:04 - Mar 11 with 1626 viewssmegma

Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 08:54 - Mar 11 by Lewes_r

I think they regret burning that million quid though!


Bill Drummond eventually went on record and admitted it thus. He started Zoo Records which Echo & The Bunnymen & Teardrop Explodes were on, I believe he produced their early stuff as well.

Jimmy Cauty was in a very early version of the Orb and I remember seeing one of their first gigs at the 'Land of Oz' clubnights at Heaven.Hes an accomplished artist/painter.
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 10:32 - Mar 11 with 1612 viewsN12Hoop

Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 09:41 - Mar 11 by Metallica_Hoop

I remember Mu mu and a quite quick catchy one that I think, was their first big hit.
(I have no idea which one it was)

For some reason I always think they did "Unbelivable" too


I don't think they'd thank you for confusing them with EMF (unless you're dyslexic in which case you'd probably get away with it)
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 10:36 - Mar 11 with 1611 viewsW14Hoop

Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 10:04 - Mar 11 by smegma

Bill Drummond eventually went on record and admitted it thus. He started Zoo Records which Echo & The Bunnymen & Teardrop Explodes were on, I believe he produced their early stuff as well.

Jimmy Cauty was in a very early version of the Orb and I remember seeing one of their first gigs at the 'Land of Oz' clubnights at Heaven.Hes an accomplished artist/painter.


It's poignant reminiscing about KLF as the
guy that rapped on 3am eternal died last week ( Ricardo Da Force)
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 10:41 - Mar 11 with 1603 viewsMetallica_Hoop

Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 10:32 - Mar 11 by N12Hoop

I don't think they'd thank you for confusing them with EMF (unless you're dyslexic in which case you'd probably get away with it)
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I know, ridiculous as both are so different. It is the 3 letters though I think.

I always think the Happy Mondays did Saturn V too. (one of the best indie tracks ever)

Beer and Beef has made us what we are - The Prince Regent

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 11:50 - Mar 11 with 1588 viewstimcocking

They were mates with my friend...
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 12:07 - Mar 11 with 1570 viewssimmo

KLF is gonna rock you

ask Beavis I get nothing Butthead

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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 12:22 - Mar 11 with 1553 viewsCroydonCaptJack

That Chill out album was miles ahead of its time. I still have it (but on cassette only) and still occasionally play it. Fancy burning a million quid. That was mad.
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Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 12:27 - Mar 11 with 1544 viewsJeff

Off the wall Topic.:.The KLF on 12:22 - Mar 11 by CroydonCaptJack

That Chill out album was miles ahead of its time. I still have it (but on cassette only) and still occasionally play it. Fancy burning a million quid. That was mad.


still absolutely Fecking love the KLF.

the whole Tammy Wynette sessions for Justified and Ancient / Stand by the Jams are quite heart wrenching, as she was essentially washed up and unable to sing, and they had to massively redub her vocals.

the burning a million quid thing, Drummond massively regrets it with hind site, but reckons that they made enough money from the publicity around it to cover it.

they actually wiped their entire back catalogue, THAT's what cost them the money...

Can we not knock it?

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