12" mix at *related=https://videosift.com/video/The-KLF-Last-Train-to-Trancentral-12

The KLF - Last train to trancentral has been added as a related post - related requested by Zawash on that post.

The KLF Last Train to Trancentral 12 has been added as a related post - related requested by Zawash.

the pop song he's referring to is "doctorin' the tardis" by "the timelords" who also went by "the KLF".

https://youtu.be/bdTELokKfCk

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*dead, I'm afraid. This video from this sift would be a nice backup.

Seems to be a * dupeof the also 5:45 long (currently dead) sift http://videosift.com/video/The-KLF-Last-train-to-trancentral . As that sift also is (was) 5:45, I guess it's the same 12" remix in this sift..

If you can get hold of "The Manual: How to Have a Number 1 the Easy Way" By the KLF its a a very tongue in cheek book about how they made this song and why...

>> ^rottenseed:
Too much atmosphere and texture without substance for my taste. The KLF did a good job of atmosphere and bringing substance in and out throughout their "Chill Out" album. I am interested in listening to the rest of this album though, maybe this was a transitional song...


I guess not only the Riceboy Slept...

here's another one:
ENT vs KLF

Too much atmosphere and texture without substance for my taste. The KLF did a good job of atmosphere and bringing substance in and out throughout their "Chill Out" album. I am interested in listening to the rest of this album though, maybe this was a transitional song...

One thing I remember about KLF was 'THE MANUAL' about how to have a number one the easy way.

http://tomrobinson.com/wordpress/?page_id=52

*beg for the KLF

You forgot to mention that KLF stood for "Kopyright Liberation Front" and that the band was on the forefront of sampling other peoples' works and appropriating them for other purposes. They coined the term "creative plagiarism".

Heh.