KLF work

Edit: The KLF mailing list are saying that this is a mockup by Adam Stakler, who you can subscribe to here: https://soundcloud.com/stlkr

The KLF - Turn Up The Strobe (Pure Trance 4 Unfinished)

From 'byPrimo Vs. The JAMs - The Black Room EP (byPrimo Session)' (JAMS EP7)


The KLF - E-Train To Trancentral (Sleepless)

The KLF - What Time Is Love (Evil Edit)

Altered Beats for the Moody Boys 808 Bass Version.

The KLF - Last Train To Trancentral (808 Bass Variation)

The KLF - America - What Time is Love (Radio Edit)

The KLF Last Train To Transcentral (The Iron Horse)(1)

Post and reshare if you dig it. 

The KLF is known as one of Britain's most notorious pop acts.  They were on the forefront of the acid house movement in the late 1980s, scored a #1 hit, retired shortly after in 1992 by deleting their entire back catalog, and then burned 1,000,000 British Pounds in 1994. 

Gosteffects’s resurrection of The KLF’s "What Time is Love" was influenced by the sound design in 90s Industrial and Techno music.  His Pretty Hate Machine inspired remix has given the rave classic a fresh new soundscape and structure suitable for the modern dance floor. 

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The KLF - What Time Is Love (Gosteffects Remix) [FREE DOWNLOAD]

The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu - Burn The Beat (Mu Mu Mix)

Longer version than the one found on the White Room OST.

The KLF - The Lover's Side (Extended 12' Mix)

The KLF - Chill Out (Tausenduhr Rework)

Taken from 'The KLF - The White Room (20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)'.
Available at www.e-machineryclub.tk.

The KLF - 3 A.M. Eternal (Original Edit) [digitally remastered]

The KLF-Last Train to Trancentral

For "What Time Is Love?" I decided to use the Primal Remix for a change since it doesn't get the love it deserves compared to the classic original Pure Trance version.

The KLF - What Time Is Love? (Primal Remix)
Gui Boratto - Joker

What Time Is Love? (Gui Boratto Vs. The KLF)

The KLF vs Crystal Castles
3 A.M. Eternal Empathy
old school meets new sounds

previous version was played over 1200 times!
this one was professionally edited and remastered!

The KLF vs Crystal Castles - 3 A.M. Eternal Empathy

The KLF - Kylie Said To Jason (Adam Stalker remix)

Bill Drummond & Jim Cauty.

Written for the 1989 film  'The White Room' that was never released, this prophetic tune was finally included on the album of the same name 2 years later.

 <i>'Intellectual Property laws were created by lawyers not artists.'</i> J.Cauty, 2003.

Justified!

The KLF - Build A Fire (1991)

The greatest band that never existed!
Bill Drummond & Jim Cauty.

For any pedestrians that aren't aware, these 2 guys influenced whatever electronic music you are listening to. For those in the dark, immediately invest your time, and with the next click of your mouse, start reading whatever you can online . Here's a little teaser...

'Kylie said Trance' is the B-side of 'When Kylie said to Jason'. It was released in 1989 and is regarded by many as the birth of Trance music. Also the best thing that Kylie Minogue or Jason Donovan ever had their name on.
In 1990 The KLF released the album 'Chill Out'. I'll presume no more needs to be said about that.
In 1991 they were the biggest selling band in the world, with 4 top ten singles and 'The White Room' album.
On 12 February 1992, they opened the BRIT Awards in London with a thrash version of '3a.m. Eternal', accompanied by punk band Extreme Noise Terror. The performance ended with Bill Drummond firing blanks from a machine gun over the heads of the crowd, and their promoter Scott Piering announcing over the PA that "The KLF have now left the music business".
They were subsequently kicked out of the ceremony and unable to receive their award for  "Best British Group'.  Later that night, on the red carpet of the official after-party, they dumped a dead sheep and 8 gallons of blood, along with the message "I DIED FOR EWE - BON APETIT" tied around its body.
After the show they had a motorcycle courier collect the BRIT Award statuette. It was finally found years later, buried in a field near Stonehenge and then returned to the duo. It hasn't been seen again.
Following months of media speculations, on the 14th May 1992, The KLF deleted their entire back music catalogue and destroyed all their merchandise. An action made possible because, in the true DIY spirit of punk, they owned their own record label. This action was to prove that their break-up was serious and not a stunt to sell more records.

To mark 2 months until http://soundcloud.com/groups/world-techno-day 2010, this track was dumped here by YFY to educate and enjoy.

'Intellectual Property laws were created by lawyers not artists.' J.Cauty, 2003.

Justified!

The KLF - Kylie said Trance (1989)

Mix with the white room intro and 12inch What Time is Love remastered by BeatMaster JML of UCM Communications

The KLF - What time is love (2012 White Room UCM vs BeatMaster JML Remastered)

The greatest band that never existed!
Bill Drummond & Jim Cauty.

On the 14th May, 1992 The K foundation deleted their entire back catalogue and destroyed all their merchandise to prove their break-up was not a stunt to sell more records.
This track was dug up and dumped here by YFY as a sign of gratitude.

'Intellectual Property laws were created by lawyers not artists.' J.Cauty, 2003.

Justified!

The KLF - What Time Is Love (1988 original)

The KLF were Bill Drummond & Jimmy Cauty.
Ahead of their time, like many of their greatest releases, only 500 copies of this track were pressed.
Single sided vinyl, it is pure gold.
Beautiful music for the morning after, especially if you are on day 3 or 4.

The original was on 'Chill Out' (1990), an album that hopefully speaks for itself and needs no more explanation, as my grammar needs work and I'm a crap typist. If you don't know 'Chill Out', cease doing everything until it is filling the space you are in. Then spend the rest of the day taking a long hard look at yourself. I mean really, are you for real? What happened? It will be hard, but stay positive and you may be able to catch up.

As everyone in the music business should know, The KLF deleted the entire back catalogue of all their master recordings in 1992 and left the music business after their final performance at the Brit Awards. It was a thrash punk version of '3a.m. eternal' that concluded with Bill Drummond unloading a clip of blanks at the crowd from an automatic gun, They later sent a motorcycle courier to collect their 'Best Band' award, which was dug up by a farmer years later in a field near Avebury, sent back to London and never seen since. The 1 million pounds they made from The KLF was later turned to art when on the 23rd August 1994, Bill, Jimmy, Gimpo & a journalist Jim Reid, went to the Island of Jura and in a deserted boathouse they burned the lot. All they ask is that you know about it - and maybe tell them why.

This track has no copyright and is uploaded here by Yeah Fuck Yeah for all to enjoy, with greatest thanks and appreciation to Bill and Jimmy who gave consent and so much more. Electronic music would be lacking today if they hadn't help show us the way.

'Intellectual Property laws were created by lawyers, not artists' - James Cauty

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KLF work

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