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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 They were audacious, provokative, original, ahead-of-their-time & all that (Who fulfils that in Popular music currently). Albums like Chill Out and The White Room are groundbreakers in the art of sampling if only for doing it so densely at that time. >>By nonyeb
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