The 91 re-issues were legit. We sent a load out from Appearing in '91 to give media types an insight into Mu history.

The colours seem a bit more vivid. I have both 3am and WTILs so I can see the difference.

Andy

----- Original Message -----

From: Mark Reed

To: john@highlandland.fsnet.co.uk ; All bound for Mu-Mu Land.

Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 5:51 PM

Subject: RE: [KLF] KLF collecting - a history

> For exactly, would a copy of "Love Trance" or "Madrugada Eterna" ETERNA1 have caused a frenzy back in those

> days? Wasn't even the rarer examples of the "regular" back catalogue (such as JAMSCD4 and "Space") available

> mail-order during the Stadium house period?

They were big ripples in small ponds : pre "3AM" the circle of KLF fans was small, but fervent. I think they were available during the "Stadium House" period, but hard to find / mail order only. "What Time Is Love Story?" wasn't available. That fetched a huge price then as it does now.

  > PS - Does anyone know if the 1991 "Pure Trance" reissues (4T and 5T & R) were legitimate KLF reissues

> sanctioned (and presumably actively wanted) by Bill and Jimmy?

Probably not : at the time Bill & Jimmy seemed far more interested in the present and the future, not the past. If they were going to reissue anything they'd probably add a death metal thrash backing, sheep, choirs going "Mu Mu", dress up as Ice Cream Cones, get guest vocalists and rappers, and put a model submarine on the cover.

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