Re: RE: [KLF] A KLF themed DJ night! (BlackSmoke KoLFaborators)
Also, remember all the stuff Bill has a hand in A&R-wise in the 1980s, from Strawberry Switchblade to Voice of the Beehive. Then there's the Triffids, as I was saying in my last post; Deep Purple (for Ian Gillan of AWTIL and the once-proposed album "The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu" in rock; "Iggy Pop's Jacket" by Those Naughty Lumps (with Bill's guitar part), Jimmy's "nasty" remix of "New York" by U2 or his mix of Juno Reactor's "Pistolero" etc. etc. etc.) Hope these ideas help! John
Message date : Jun 17 2005, 11:35 AM From : "RMStringer" To : rheenen@kagi.com, "'All bound for Mu-Mu Land.'" Copy to : Subject : RE: [KLF] A KLF themed DJ night! (BlackSmoke KoLFaborators) Log/pass - KLFTime and address = renigademain.dyndns.org get all that you like to.
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-----Original Message----- From: klf-bounces+rmstringer1971=comcast.net@mailman.xmission.com [mailto:klf-bounces+rmstringer1971=comcast.net@mailman.xmission.com] On Behalf Of Martijn Melenhorst Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 4:00 AM To: All bound for Mu-Mu Land. Subject: [KLF] A KLF themed DJ night! (BlackSmoke KoLFaborators)
There is a series of open DJ nights in a rock-dancing-bar called "Elegast Swingcafe" in Deventer, The Netherlands (http://www.elegastswingcafe.nl). So I applied for one of those nights, boldly stating that I'd be only playing KLF, or related, music.
Curiously, the owner of the place had no problem at all with this (it is, after all, a rock place!) and immediately booked me for the 30th of June. So, that's the end of this month already, on a thursday!
So, if any of your are in the neighbourhood that thursday night, I'll be playing our beloved KLF tracks (but only those tracks that sound remotely like rock, ofcourse) all night (from 22:00 to 02:00)! Entrance is, ofcourse, free. Not only because it is my very first time as a DJ, haha :)
Perhaps this is a nice opportunity for some of us KLF mailinglist members to finally meet each other face to face. I just know the owner of the place will be freaked out to see /that/ many KLF nerds together, can you imagine?
And finally, do any of you have some tips for me regarding what bands I could play that have some rock-tracks (or just rough-sounding tracks), that are somehow related to KLF?
Here's my list so far: - Black Smoke (obviously!) - All Kalevala tracks (Gimpo! Gimpo! M25! yeah, should work) - America: What Time Is Love (and remixes) - Bill Drummond: The Man - Transit Kings (but I only know tracks that are too mellow) - Orb (a huge pulsating brain..., obviously) - Blue Man Group (just because they play KLF at the end of their gigs) - Big in Japan (band that Cauty played in, never heard them though) - Echo and the Bunnymen (should work in that place) - The Jamms (don't take 5, just for some laughs inbetween) - The Rites Of Mu (some short outtakes could set a nice ambience) - Scooter (well, I'm doubting this one really, but the connection is quite obvious) - Edelweiss (always a nice laugh inbetween, right?)
And a question to RMStringer: Is it OK if I download some of these tracks from your FTP? I don't have them all here on my harddisk. I do need the connection information of your FTP server, though... Thanks!
Thanks for any tips, and hopefully, I'll see you all there!
Van: "Mu Mu Land" Aan: Datum: do 16 jun 05, 23:57 Onderwerp: [KLF] RE: Last Train To Trancentral
From: "Daniel Loos" Subject: Re: [KLF] Last Train To Trancentral
Hi! According to the lyrics found in the "This is what the KLF is about" Box it4s simply: "Rockman Rock and King Boy D on the Last Train to Trancentral". Hope, this helps ;-)
Yes, it makes sense indeed, and it sounds like it ! Thanx a lot,
Thomas
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What is the connection between Triffids and The KLF, btw? Anyway, thanks a lot, guys... That makes my list the following: - Black Smoke (obviously!) - All Kalevala tracks (Gimpo! Gimpo! M25! yeah, should work) - America: What Time Is Love (and remixes) - Bill Drummond: The Man - Transit Kings (but I only know tracks that are too mellow) - Orb (a huge pulsating brain..., obviously) - Blue Man Group (just because they play KLF at the end of their gigs) - Big in Japan (band that Cauty played in, never heard them though) - Echo and the Bunnymen (should work in that place) - The Jamms (don't take 5, just for some laughs inbetween) - The Rites Of Mu (some short outtakes could set a nice ambience) - Scooter (well, I'm doubting this one really, but the connection is quite obvious) - Edelweiss (always a nice laugh inbetween, right?) - Strawberry Switchblade - Voice of the Beehive - Triffids - Deep Purple (wasn't it Glen Hughes who sang in AWTIL, btw?) - Those Naughty Lumps: Iggy Pop's Jacket (because of Bill's guitar part) - U2: New York (Jimmy's nasty remix) - Juno Reactor: Pistolero (Jimmy's remix) - Marilon Manson: (don't remember which track, but it was remixed by Jimmy Cauty and I have the single here) So, who is coming then? :) John Milne wrote:
Also, remember all the stuff Bill has a hand in A&R-wise in the 1980s, from Strawberry Switchblade to Voice of the Beehive. Then there's the Triffids, as I was saying in my last post; Deep Purple (for Ian Gillan of AWTIL and the once-proposed album "The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu" in rock; "Iggy Pop's Jacket" by Those Naughty Lumps (with Bill's guitar part), Jimmy's "nasty" remix of "New York" by U2 or his mix of Juno Reactor's "Pistolero" etc. etc. etc.)
Hope these ideas help!
John
> Message date : Jun 17 2005, 11:35 AM > From : "RMStringer" > To : rheenen@kagi.com, "'All bound for Mu-Mu Land.'" > Copy to : > Subject : RE: [KLF] A KLF themed DJ night! (BlackSmoke KoLFaborators) > Log/pass - KLFTime and address = renigademain.dyndns.org get all that you > like to. > > RMStringer > > ========================================== > > Seek not every quality in one individual: *Confucius* > > > -----Original Message----- > From: klf-bounces+rmstringer1971=comcast.net@mailman.xmission.com > [mailto:klf-bounces+rmstringer1971=comcast.net@mailman.xmission.com] On > Behalf Of Martijn Melenhorst > Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 4:00 AM > To: All bound for Mu-Mu Land. > Subject: [KLF] A KLF themed DJ night! (BlackSmoke KoLFaborators) > > There is a series of open DJ nights in a rock-dancing-bar called "Elegast > Swingcafe" in Deventer, The Netherlands (http://www.elegastswingcafe.nl). So > I applied for one of those nights, boldly stating that I'd be only playing > KLF, or related, music. > > Curiously, the owner of the place had no problem at all with this (it is, > after all, a rock place!) and immediately booked me for the 30th of June. > So, that's the end of this month already, on a thursday! > > So, if any of your are in the neighbourhood that thursday night, I'll be > playing our beloved KLF tracks (but only those tracks that sound remotely > like rock, ofcourse) all night (from 22:00 to 02:00)! Entrance is, ofcourse, > free. Not only because it is my very first time as a DJ, haha :) > > Perhaps this is a nice opportunity for some of us KLF mailinglist members to > finally meet each other face to face. I just know the owner of the place > will be freaked out to see /that/ many KLF nerds together, can you imagine? > > And finally, do any of you have some tips for me regarding what bands I > could play that have some rock-tracks (or just rough-sounding tracks), that > are somehow related to KLF? > > Here's my list so far: > - Black Smoke (obviously!) > - All Kalevala tracks (Gimpo! Gimpo! M25! yeah, should work) > - America: What Time Is Love (and remixes) > - Bill Drummond: The Man > - Transit Kings (but I only know tracks that are too mellow) > - Orb (a huge pulsating brain..., obviously) > - Blue Man Group (just because they play KLF at the end of their gigs) > - Big in Japan (band that Cauty played in, never heard them though) > - Echo and the Bunnymen (should work in that place) > - The Jamms (don't take 5, just for some laughs inbetween) > - The Rites Of Mu (some short outtakes could set a nice ambience) > - Scooter (well, I'm doubting this one really, but the connection is quite > obvious) > - Edelweiss (always a nice laugh inbetween, right?) > > And a question to RMStringer: Is it OK if I download some of these tracks > from your FTP? I don't have them all here on my harddisk. I do need the > connection information of your FTP server, though... Thanks! > > Thanks for any tips, and hopefully, I'll see you all there! > > > > > > > Van: "Mu Mu Land" > > Aan: > > Datum: do 16 jun 05, 23:57 > > Onderwerp: [KLF] RE: Last Train To Trancentral > > > > > From: "Daniel Loos" > > > Subject: Re: [KLF] Last Train To Trancentral > > > > > > Hi! > > > According to the lyrics found in the "This is what the KLF is > > > about" Box > > > it4s simply: "Rockman Rock and King Boy D on the Last Train > > > to Trancentral". > > > Hope, this helps ;-) > > > > Yes, it makes sense indeed, and it sounds like it ! > > Thanx a lot, > > > > Thomas > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > > KLF mailing list > > KLF@mailman.xmission.com > > http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/klf > > Report list abuse to list-abuse at studio-nibble.com > > > > > _______________________________________________ > KLF mailing list > KLF@mailman.xmission.com > http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/klf > Report list abuse to list-abuse at studio-nibble.com > > > _______________________________________________ > KLF mailing list > KLF@mailman.xmission.com > http://mailman.xmission.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/klf > Report list abuse to list-abuse at studio-nibble.com > >
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What is the connection between Triffids and The KLF, btw? They are the backing band playing on Bill Drummond's "The Man" LP. Also closely connected to Graham "Slide Guitar" Lee. :-) ..::// Thomas Touzimsky "My head is spinnin' so my feet don't touch the ground My eyes is blinded by the light, my hearing deafened by the sound My body's shackin' like a leaf, my heart's been beatin' out of time My blood's been boilin' up inside and I've been fearin' for my life..."
So... I am downloading like h*ll right now from Rob's FTP site. Once again, thanks for the service, ofcourse! I think I'm all set for the KLF DJ set this thursday night, who is going to join me there, from this mailinglist?
Deep Purple (for Ian Gillan of AWTIL and the once-proposed album "The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu" in rock;
What's this about, actually? I know Glen Hughes sang the screaming voice in AWTIL, but I did not know about any proposed album by Deep Purple?
He's right, and there's a nice mp3 of 'Black Night' around, Blacksmoke vs Deep Purple Let's rock...dang dang a daaaannggggg tbc. John Milne <john@highlandland.fsnet.co.uk> wrote: Also, remember all the stuff Bill has a hand in A&R-wise in the 1980s, from Strawberry Switchblade to Voice of the Beehive. Then there's the Triffids, as I was saying in my last post; Deep Purple (for Ian Gillan of AWTIL and the once-proposed album "The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu" in rock; "Iggy Pop's Jacket" by Those Naughty Lumps (with Bill's guitar part), Jimmy's "nasty" remix of "New York" by U2 or his mix of Juno Reactor's "Pistolero" etc. etc. etc.) Hope these ideas help! John
Message date : Jun 17 2005, 11:35 AM From : "RMStringer" To : rheenen@kagi.com, "'All bound for Mu-Mu Land.'" Copy to : Subject : RE: [KLF] A KLF themed DJ night! (BlackSmoke KoLFaborators) Log/pass - KLFTime and address = renigademain.dyndns.org get all that you like to.
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-----Original Message----- From: klf-bounces+rmstringer1971=comcast.net@mailman.xmission.com [mailto:klf-bounces+rmstringer1971=comcast.net@mailman.xmission.com] On Behalf Of Martijn Melenhorst Sent: Friday, June 17, 2005 4:00 AM To: All bound for Mu-Mu Land. Subject: [KLF] A KLF themed DJ night! (BlackSmoke KoLFaborators)
There is a series of open DJ nights in a rock-dancing-bar called "Elegast Swingcafe" in Deventer, The Netherlands (http://www.elegastswingcafe.nl). So I applied for one of those nights, boldly stating that I'd be only playing KLF, or related, music.
Curiously, the owner of the place had no problem at all with this (it is, after all, a rock place!) and immediately booked me for the 30th of June. So, that's the end of this month already, on a thursday!
So, if any of your are in the neighbourhood that thursday night, I'll be playing our beloved KLF tracks (but only those tracks that sound remotely like rock, ofcourse) all night (from 22:00 to 02:00)! Entrance is, ofcourse, free. Not only because it is my very first time as a DJ, haha :)
Perhaps this is a nice opportunity for some of us KLF mailinglist members to finally meet each other face to face. I just know the owner of the place will be freaked out to see /that/ many KLF nerds together, can you imagine?
And finally, do any of you have some tips for me regarding what bands I could play that have some rock-tracks (or just rough-sounding tracks), that are somehow related to KLF?
Here's my list so far: - Black Smoke (obviously!) - All Kalevala tracks (Gimpo! Gimpo! M25! yeah, should work) - America: What Time Is Love (and remixes) - Bill Drummond: The Man - Transit Kings (but I only know tracks that are too mellow) - Orb (a huge pulsating brain..., obviously) - Blue Man Group (just because they play KLF at the end of their gigs) - Big in Japan (band that Cauty played in, never heard them though) - Echo and the Bunnymen (should work in that place) - The Jamms (don't take 5, just for some laughs inbetween) - The Rites Of Mu (some short outtakes could set a nice ambience) - Scooter (well, I'm doubting this one really, but the connection is quite obvious) - Edelweiss (always a nice laugh inbetween, right?)
And a question to RMStringer: Is it OK if I download some of these tracks from your FTP? I don't have them all here on my harddisk. I do need the connection information of your FTP server, though... Thanks!
Thanks for any tips, and hopefully, I'll see you all there!
Van: "Mu Mu Land" Aan: Datum: do 16 jun 05, 23:57 Onderwerp: [KLF] RE: Last Train To Trancentral
From: "Daniel Loos" Subject: Re: [KLF] Last Train To Trancentral
Hi! According to the lyrics found in the "This is what the KLF is about" Box it4s simply: "Rockman Rock and King Boy D on the Last Train to Trancentral". Hope, this helps ;-)
Yes, it makes sense indeed, and it sounds like it ! Thanx a lot,
Thomas
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