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| Discussion: Klf What album was the track "The queen and I " on, it's the one that heavily samples Aba's "dancing queen" and features lyrics in thick Scottish acsents; any help is greatly appreciated >>By Gus it was '1987' but also in 'History Of The JAMS' >>By Diji No, twas 'White Room' >>By dj snow (the roc) Can anyone tell me what the fuck mean KLF????????? >>By peperoni The Chill out album is absolutely SHIT!!Trains,Cows;sheep,dogs,bells...........and ELVIS!!! The worse record ever made!! >>By Antonello KLF stands for Kopyright Liberation Foundation - hence their first albums were all about sampling other artists. Although widely acclaimed, the whole lot of albums had to be junked due to infringing Whitney and Abba. They released a book called How to Have a Number One and then proceeded to follow it - at least to no. 2 in the charts (UK). The Chill Out album is a perfect album - and very rare in that. It does exactly what it says on the tin. On first hearing you can't believe what you're hearing - but put it on when u r chilling, drifting off to sleep, tripping or stoned and you'll find out its power. Awesome. And never copied sucessfully. >>By Scoundrel_1972 LOOKING FOR A DOWNLOADABLE VERSION OF " JUSTIFIED AND ANCIENT" >>By MAN just to say the chill out album is the best ever chill out album ever,had it for 10 years now and still come down to it. >>By the diddler I have been a K.L.F fan ever since I heard 3 A.M. Eternal. This song was wayyy ahead of it's time. The composition, the samples used, everything about this song sound unique and interesting. I remember passing through Coney Island were the rides are located and hearing 3.A.M Eternal play. It made the day very interesting. I also remember Last Train To Trancentral and What Time is Love on the radio. I love those songs too. I currently own the album The White Room in cassette and CD. I am trying to find the DVD. Jimmy and Bill look very serious but do very unconventional things. They usually dress up in their vids as a sort of Monk with a large horn, weird...Anyway, I will always be a K.L.F. fan even though they are "Out of business". >>By BASS BOMB You are not logged in. To access all functionality, you can log in via Flork. Flork is a worldwide community of people who are interested in music, movies and books. As a Flork-User, you can participate in this and other discussions, meet new people and exchange messages with other members directly: www.flork.com |