On Tue, 5 Mar 1996, Aaron Michelson wrote:
quoted 8 lines Just to hammer another nail in the coffin of this bootlegging issue, I saw> Just to hammer another nail in the coffin of this bootlegging issue, I saw
> an amusing sight yesterday. There is a massive series of Pink Floyd bootleg
> trance remixes available. Somebody (allegedly Alex Patterson, though my
> guess is that it was one of those KLF goons) remixes each album, and
> released it separately. The one's I've seen were the Dark Side of the Moon,
> Wish you were Here, Division Bell and Animals "limited edition" trance
> remixes. This, OBVIOUSLY, isn't legal. So, who did it, and what's their
> message/point?
It was neither. First, KLF and Orb are too damned good to put out crap
like that. It's just some DJ trying to make a lot of money. If you
listen, it's just a bunch of sounds played on top of the actual songs.
Not even remixes. From what I've heard of these, they're TERRIBLE. I
wish KLF would come back and save us from boredom again. Anybody wanna
sell their K foundation stuff relatively cheap? Hmmm? BTW-I'll buy
somebody's US Little Fluffy Clouds single for 10 bucks. It's gotta have
the Coldcut remixes on it.
Mistress ov Mu