The KLF at Trancentral studio (1989)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Historical footage of The KLF hitting their Trancentral studio and recording a follow-up to their No. 1 single "Doctorin' The Tardis". They work on a track called "Leave This Party" which would be soon released as "Kylie Said To Jason". However, the release failed to enter the Top 100 chart.
Great clip! It's an intriguing contradiction that on one hand they are masters of cultivating myth and mystique around what they do, whilst being very candid and explicit in detailing their actual music-making and business processes (eg. The Manual and the way they talk in this clip about ripping off what's currently popular).
Even now the music they produced still gives me goosebumps they were so different from anything I’d ever seen before I was 16 in 1990 And KLF truly genius
Aaand where's the rest of the film? >:/
Atari ST running Steinberg Pro24. An Akai MG14D for multi-tracking. I had the same set-up back in the day!
Similar to what Tim Simenon used for the Bomb The Bass albums.
Hello Clive... I am late to the party but I was a C64 with Pro-16 man myself, all bought from a guy who needed a quick fix... but you were the daddy!!!
My floppy became corrupted so I wrote to Steinberg in German from a phrase book and they sent me a new disk free of charge along with a letter saying they could not believe I was still using such an old programme. This was in 1992, I fired it up in 2020 and it still works!!
Best wishes 🏆🎹🇬🇧
@@nigelcarren I need a quick fix. Wanna buy a prophet 5?
I was just here for the six cylinder 68 Ford Custom 500 four door saloon. Call me shallow ...🥝✔️
used a car as the front man for the band and had a #1 hit :) legends
KLF saved my life
PSB Always on my mind on vinyl
Effing legends. Their cop car better be in the frigging Smithsonian!
Sadly long gone, the original 1968 rotted away and the remains were put into a second one, then it was banger raced. The third car was a 1971 (it’s on the driveway in the video) and that since been scrapped. 😢
@@CycolacFan wow, had no idea? seen it in a few of their videos, and thought it was the coolest car at that time? It’s unfortunate KLF history is all but disappeared.
@@crazyralph6386 I only know because there was a massive - about 70 pages - thread on a car site. Loads of info including photos of the Timelord when it was just a regular black four-door.
Pure gold :)
ナレーションが「Beat UK」の人だよねぇ～。はぁ～、Bill Drummondさん、かっこいい (〃▽〃)
I just wish they'd focused on the music and stuck at it, instead of doing all the publicity stunts and mucking around. They were just hitting their stride when they knocked it on the head.
Honestly, I will never understand all this idol worship of these clowns.........they made mind numbingly cheesy joke muzak for the pop charts, it was complete and utter dross! Everything they did was just one big piss take, and for some bizarre reason they're worshipped as some kind of creative geniuses?!?
Blaggers that took you all for a ride, that's all they ever were.......
That Gibson is sweet
I wonder if that car is parked somewhere today..
It got banger raced and pushed off the cliff at Cape Wrath in 1994.
@@brettonwoods9856 Really? There was two of em allegedly.
Someone did make a cracking replica a few years back, was in way better nick than the timelord ever was and looked cool AF.
ruclips.net/video/_nxHcHxp54M/видео.html
And then the KLF did this to it... ruclips.net/video/lq6XJl9xw80/видео.html
The original car (a '68 Ford Galaxie) got banger raced at Swaffham Raceway in 1991 - it was no longer roadworthy after its appearance in the KLF's film The White Room and its last appearance was in the video to 3AM Eternal, by which stage it was completely rotten. It sat rusting away for a few months outside Trancentral, then someone bought it and banger raced it. There are at least two replicas of it on the road in the UK today.
The car that got pushed off the cliff at Cape Wrath was a Nissan Bluebird which had been spray-painted by the band. The theory that there were two of them came about cos the band also briefly owned a police-liveried Ford LTD, a slightly larger American car, which later was sold to the group Jesus Jones. The footage of the KLF defacing the replica with white paint is an apparent homage to the scene in The White Room where they cover their original Ford in whitewash - and they didn't ask the owner before they did it!
Both of them are visible at 0:54
Haha is that an Atari ST?
just remember taht some of the biggest classics vhere made on a atari ;-)
@@thomasdietz579 Either an Atari 520ST or Amiga 500.
@@simontunnicliffe2107 520ST or 1040ST
Nowt wrong with the Atari. Norman Cook was still making hit records on his about 15 years after this.
1:25 Anyone know what song that is?
ruclips.net/video/UNesbHxl0qQ/видео.html
It's "Da Bango" by Todd Terry. Probably the original version of the song.
Well they wrote a book on the subject.
The "Manual"
shite
@Amplass 333 Actually im also Shit.