I think there is sufficent demand for a reissue, or rather a boxed set. But I think B&J are the types where KLF was just a phase for them. Something which kept them busy for a couple years and then they moved on. I would like to see some company take up the line and do a nice compilation album/s - like the German label Repertoire has done with Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Maybe even modern day remixes of some tracks? See Hard On: http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00007DX9O/qid=1080250009/ and Twelve Inches: http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005M1DV/qid=1080250009 and Club Mixes: http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00004Z3FB/ Incidently, I was watching some of the TOTP clips the other night and I really enjoyed them. They seemed to be taking the piss most of the time, or at least just having fun. I was impressed that J&A was live, vocally. Even Tammy, who was prerecorded, didn't lip sync. Made me wonder about Bill's claim that they had to splice and dice her vocal takes to get a decent performance out of her. Can't wait for the book. I wonder if any of the TOTP performers were interviewed, like the Five Maidens of Mu, or whatever they were called. -paul