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LOST CONTINENT MIXES

Cherif.B REMIX  ALEX GOPHER VS FLIP FLOP STEREO MIX

release date: 7th of October

‘We should really work together one day.’ There’s no bigger cliché to be heard in backstage areas, that mythical transit zone where producers and deejays meet, chat and then hop on their tour buses again. Belgian dance-act The Subs heroically plotted collaborations with fellow musicians in various dressing rooms across the globe. What is truly heroic is that in their case, those nightly encounters led up to actual music, and some damn fine music too.
‘Collaborations’ is a double EP on which The Subs joined forces with both iconic names and underground producers.
A month after the release of the first volume, The Subs present the second part of ‘Collaborations’. Part 1/2 consisted of tracks with Etienne de Crécy, John Roman, Shinichi Osawa and Hoshina Anniversary.

The sequel ‘Collaborations 2/2’ kicks off with ‘Body Memory’, a neo-French touch classic recorded with Alex Gopher. Gopher crossed paths with The Subs before , when he remixed the heavy ‘My Punk’ in 2009. His most recent appearance on Lektroluv dates back to last year, when he remixed Mumbai Science’s ‘Lotus’.
On so many occasions, The Subs have shared a bill with the mighty Zombie Nation, the band of Florian Senfter aka John Starlight. The forceful, military rhythm of ‘Outta Your Head’ is a shameless attack on the midriff.
The young  up-and-coming Belgian producer Blatan  collaborates on the playful EP closer ‘Electric Bodies’.

A new album is planned for 2014. With this EP however, The Subs confirm their firm roots in the club scene.

TRACKLIST
1. The Subs & Alex Gopher - Body Memory
2. The Subs & Zombie Nation - Outta Your Head
3. The Subs & Blatan - Electric Bodies

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Collaborations 2/2

The Subs & Alex Gopher - Body Memory

Little Fluffy 2013  -- The Orb, Little Fluffy Clouds recreated by Andrew Glytch

23 years ago the KLF announced they were leaving the music business. They deleted their back catalogue and burned £1m on a remote island in Scotland. This mixumentary tells their story; a strange and often chaotic tale traversing hip hop, gospel, trance, techno, ambient, house and pop amongst other things. It is my tribute to the band that produced the first single I ever bought, a tribute to a band that, despite becoming the largest selling singles act in the world, remain largely forgotten.  

"A very thorough and splendidly creative job" - Bill Drummond

"Good work!" - Jimmy Cauty

"Wildly enjoyable" - Mojo Magazine

"I don’t think some of the tracks have stood the test of time well. With so many mixes to squeeze into the show, I can’t really justify using this" - Solid Steel Radio

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KLF: Embrace The Contradictions

Recorded in 1991 and released in Spring 1992 by The KLF, a British acid house band, formed by Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty.

THE VOICE OF ROCK was born from this song and the rest is history!


America: What Time Is Love?

A gentle redesign of a true 90's classic. Always favored the Longo mix on this Orb tune. Thank you Kenny Gardner.

The Orb - Fluffy Clouds (bydesign edit)

Only another fan mix made with KLF music all Krafty work Mixed .

KLF - Towards The Trance

Mash Up mix recorded live at Kasbah Nightclub for "No Pain No Gain presents Sub Focus" 14/12/2011

Get Rich Or Die On Job Seeker's Allowance

The Penkiln Burn, written and read by Bill Drummond - from the Caught By The River podcast - for more information and their excellent blog see http://www.caughtbytheriver.net

For more on Bill Drummond see http://penkilnburn.com/home.php

BILL DRUMMOND - The Penkiln Burn

Wonky (Remixes) [Feat. Lady Leshurr]

Wonky (Plump DJ's Remix)

KLF - Trancentral

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)

Doly's remix work of klf's "what time is love" produced in 90s.

WhatTimeisLoveRMX

Home made mix by a KLF-fanatic! 
Various KLF tracks in normal or exclusive remixes


KLF - Live From The Lost Continent 2012

01. SUGIZO - CONSCIENTIA ERA (Remix by The Orb vs Youth)


Jimmy Cauty DJ mix, Trancentral 26.8.89
KLF MIX - Genuine Live Recordings
http://mailman.xmission.com/lurker/message/20110830.121619.f39d458d.en.html
http://cardhouse.com/x07/klf.htm
Set Taken From Genuine Live Recordings Blog(now Deleted)
1,5 hour of Jimmy DJ:ing at Trancentral 26.8.89. Orb, KLF and other
house tracks mixed together. A Night At Heaven Club

Jimmy Cauty DJ mix, Trancentral 26.8.89

KLF - Chill Out Live From Lost Continent
Chill Out Sessions Bootleg Sets run From Net
now Remixed on 1 Set 
Music By Bill Drummond & Jimmy Cauty
Remixed & Collated By Why Sheep? AkA JAMS23
for KLF Incommunications 2013
http://cardhouse.com/x07/klf.htm

WHY SHEEP?
Okay, fine, but what's with the white fluffy animals on the cover?

"The sleeve is a very very English thing. The Pink Floyd album ATOM HEART MOTHER, do you know that album? The sleeve with the cow's head on it? That's a very English thing and it has the vibe of the rave scene over here. When we're having the big Orbital raves out in the country, and you're dancing all night and then the sun would come up in the morning, and then you'd be surrounded by this English rural countryside ... so we wanted something that kind of reflected that, that feeling the day after the rave, that's what we wanted the music for.

"So when we went to the photo-library, we had a copy of ATOM HEART MOTHER under our arms, and we went in: 'Okay, we want a picture of sheep, like this.' They didn't have any pictures of sheep that were like the cover of ATOM HEART MOTHER, but they had these other pictures of sheep ... hundreds, thousands of pictures of sheep, and we picked the ones we used because it had that same sort of feeling." 
July 1991.

ERNIE LONGMIRE, X Magazine's intrepid Music Director, shares words with BILL DRUMMOND, the more visible half of Britain's most unpredictable new export: THE KLF. Oh oh oh it's magic! 

KLF - Chill Out Live From Lost Continent

Conscienta - The Orb VS Youth (Secret Ways Of Bees Dub Mix)

All Bound For Mu-Mu Land.
Only Another Fan Cloud

WHY SHEEP?
Okay, fine, but what's with the white fluffy animals on the cover?

"The sleeve is a very very English thing. The Pink Floyd album ATOM HEART MOTHER, do you know that album? The sleeve with the cow's head on it? That's a very English thing and it has the vibe of the rave scene over here. When we're having the big Orbital raves out in the country, and you're dancing all night and then the sun would come up in the morning, and then you'd be surrounded by this English rural countryside ... so we wanted something that kind of reflected that, that feeling the day after the rave, that's what we wanted the music for.

"So when we went to the photo-library, we had a copy of ATOM HEART MOTHER under our arms, and we went in: 'Okay, we want a picture of sheep, like this.' They didn't have any pictures of sheep that were like the cover of ATOM HEART MOTHER, but they had these other pictures of sheep ... hundreds, thousands of pictures of sheep, and we picked the ones we used because it had that same sort of feeling." 
