> I
> was wondering where they are now, what happened, I would love to see them
> myself now that I am older and can.
They did a track on the _Help_ compilation under the name "One World
Orchestra". Jimmi is getting himself in trouble these days in some
environmentalist protests with his 2 armored cars and Bill is touring the
UK on a book tour. Not much chance they'll be doing mu-sic again.
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I dated a girl once who was a huge KLF fan, she told me alot of
stories about them... leagally with there name, somthing about naming
themselfs after there car.... wierd interviws... hunting down ABBA in
Sweden, and alot of lawsuits.... anyone know of a www page or
someplace I can track that info down?
I believe it is the UK magazine "Future Music" which has a segment called
"Where are they now?" I remember earlier this year they did a column on
KLF. An enterprising researcher would be able to find this article with
relative ease, since Future Music is a monthly magazine.
On Mon, 18 Nov 1996, Network23 wrote:
> >> I
> >> was wondering where they are now, what happened, I would love to see them
> >> myself now that I am older and can.
> >
> > They did a track on the _Help_ compilation under the name "One World
> >Orchestra". Jimmi is getting himself in trouble these days in some
> >environmentalist protests with his 2 armored cars and Bill is touring the
> >UK on a book tour. Not much chance they'll be doing mu-sic again.
> >
>
> I dated a girl once who was a huge KLF fan, she told me alot of
> stories about them... leagally with there name, somthing about naming
> themselfs after there car.... wierd interviws... hunting down ABBA in
> Sweden, and alot of lawsuits.... anyone know of a www page or
> someplace I can track that info down?
A few:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dgilmour/klf-faq.txt
The KLF FAQ -- unofficial (by Nick Gilmour)
http://www.swcp.com/lazlo-bin/discogs?klf
The KLF discography -- unofficial (by Lazlo Nibble)
http://www.york.ac.uk/~ph100/HTML.Mike/KLF.html
The Church of The KLF -- unofficial (by Mike Holt)
http://www.algonet.se/~anders/klf/
KLF is Gonna Rock You -- a paper (in Swedish) on their myths, plus other
info (by Anders Hultman)
http://www.lysator.liu.se/~johol/KLF/
The KLF Mainpage -- discography, scans, samples (by John Olsson)
http://www.brad.ac.uk/~alradtke/kf01.html
The KLF/K Foundation Web Site -- unofficial (by Drew Radtke)
http://jumper.mcc.ac.uk/~ttl/KLF/
Mancentral -- unofficial UK JAMs/KLF archives
http://www.edu.isy.liu.se/~d91johol/KLF/
ibid
As far as I know, the KLF (Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond) never performed
outside the UK.
As explained in the FAQ (see URL elsewhere in this thread), Wanda Dee, a
vocalist they sampled, 'performed' to pre-recorded tracks with a
half-naked dance troupe at various locations in North America under the
name Wanda Dee and the New KLF. They were often promoted as being The
KLF, which they were not. Drummond mentioned in an interview that they
didn't have much control over the situation.
Mike
3 a.m. eternal, you know the robes and stuff.....
I don't see why he would lie.....i'm positive that he said the rapper was
there however. Maybe it WAS the new KLF. He will be dissapointed if i tell
him this though.Thanks for the reply
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