The "Bushwacked 2" mp3 from www.smokehammer.com has been available for a few weeks (but I think the dance version is a new edition to the site). Just after September 11th, Chris Morris did his first "Bushmacked" mp3, but I have yet to find that. Does anyone know where it can be found? Since 2001, and a huge media fuss over his last British TV show, Morris has been keeping a relatively low profile, apart from the Bushwacked mp3s (which are similar to the work he did with Greater London Radio in the early 1990s) and a short movie called "My Wrongs #8245-8249 & 117". "My Wrongs" - which is based on the famous "Rothco" monologue from Morris' "Blue Jam" radio show - won a BAFTA recently, and was also issued on DVD (on new Warp Records subsiduary Warp Films). The DVD features an otherwise unavailable dance track, based on samples of the famous 1980s British dog-trainer Barbara Woodhouse (it makes sense if you see the film!) For tons of Morris mps, info, etc., go to: http://www.cookdandbombd.co.uk/ (which also features the work of the only man in the world who really shouldn't be dead, Peter Cook). John Not Scots, just cake - it's a made up drug. PS - To try and get this post back to the KLF (even slightly!) did you know that Chris Morris once used Bill and Jimmy in his work? His radio show "Blue Jam" used to have music (selected by ex-DJ Morris) running through each sketch. One particular item with Kevin Eldon - with the catchy title of "Penis Doctor" - was broadcast with the original "Madrugada Eterna" steel-guitaring underneath. Sadly, when "Blue Jam" was editted and released as a CD, the sketch was there, but the KLF track was not. The sketch also reappeared on the "Jam" TV series, but again sans the KLF.