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Any IDM headz that went to the Organic show (tamara?) notice that the towards the middle of their set The Orb played The KLF's, Chill Out.... a good deal of it too.... confused me for a bit, but then I was told they had a turntable on stage with them... hmmm maybe Im still a bit confused? nice to hear that music on such an incredible sound system though...... blue on now: The KLF .... "chill out"

On Sun, 30 Jun 1996, Drew Ready wrote:

quoted 7 lines Any IDM headz that went to the Organic show (tamara?) notice that the

> > Any IDM headz that went to the Organic show (tamara?) notice that the > towards the middle of their set The Orb played The KLF's, Chill Out.... a > good deal of it too.... confused me for a bit, but then I was told they had > a turntable on stage with them... hmmm maybe Im still a bit confused? nice > to hear that music on such an incredible sound system though...... >

Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a good deal to do with the production of. That's why apparantly the klf and lx don't get along, because he was never credited for any of it. What bollocks. But you're right, it was amazing hearing it through such an awesome system. James Benjamin Gill-----jgill@u.arizona.edu**********************************

quoted 9 lines Any IDM headz that went to the Organic show (tamara?) notice that the

> Any IDM headz that went to the Organic show (tamara?) notice that the >towards the middle of their set The Orb played The KLF's, Chill Out.... a >good deal of it too.... confused me for a bit, but then I was told they had >a turntable on stage with them... hmmm maybe Im still a bit confused? nice >to hear that music on such an incredible sound system though...... > > blue > >on now: The KLF .... "chill out"

Yeah, I caught that too. Seemed like at least the first 5 minutes of the album. I thought I'd noticed that famous Benny Goodman clarinet sample about 10 minutes earlier, than to my surprise, the mix settled down to a straight-up rendition of the KLF's stuff. Very cool, and very unexpected. Nice touch. On now: Chem Bros "Life Is Sweet (Remix 2)" -Phil [----------] [---] [-----] [-----] [-----] [----------] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [----------] [----------] [---] [---] [----------] [----------] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [---] [--------] [-----] [-----] [---] [-----] [----------] Home is where the stereo is!

quoted 2 lines Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a

>Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a >good deal to do with the production of. That's why apparantly the klf

I don't know anything about the politics of their relationship, but I was under the impression that the album "Space" was by Jimmy Cauty and Alex Patterson, neither of which's name is on the darn thing, and that that was the extent of the Orb/Klf collaboration. There's GOT to be a FAQ somewhere with this answered in it. eric

On Tue, 2 Jul 1996, Eric Hill wrote:

quoted 12 lines Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a

> >Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a > >good deal to do with the production of. That's why apparantly the klf > > I don't know anything about the politics of their relationship, but I was > under the impression that the album "Space" was by Jimmy Cauty and Alex > Patterson, neither of which's name is on the darn thing, and that that was > the extent of the Orb/Klf collaboration. There's GOT to be a FAQ somewhere > with this answered in it. > > eric > >

yeah, I might have splotched things a bit. What I meant to say was that the KLF was inspired to do this album by Alex Patterson's chill out rooms at some club in London. And some of the beats on The White Room are Alex's, yet he never got credited. So, anyway, I think Bill Samuels' reply was more in the right than mine. Refer to his for the full story. James Benjamin Gill-----jgill@u.arizona.edu**********************************

You wrote:

quoted 5 lines On Sun, 30 Jun 1996, Drew Ready wrote:

> >On Sun, 30 Jun 1996, Drew Ready wrote: > >> >> Any IDM headz that went to the Organic show (tamara?) notice

that the

quoted 1 line towards the middle of their set The Orb played The KLF's, Chill

>> towards the middle of their set The Orb played The KLF's, Chill

Out.... a

quoted 1 line good deal of it too.... confused me for a bit, but then I was

>> good deal of it too.... confused me for a bit, but then I was

told they had

quoted 1 line a turntable on stage with them... hmmm maybe Im still a bit

>> a turntable on stage with them... hmmm maybe Im still a bit

confused? nice

quoted 5 lines to hear that music on such an incredible sound system though......

>> to hear that music on such an incredible sound system though...... >> > >Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a >good deal to do with the production of. That's why apparantly the klf

quoted 2 lines and lx don't get along, because he was never credited for any of it.

>and lx don't get along, because he was never credited for any of it. >What bollocks. But you're right, it was amazing hearing it through

such

quoted 4 lines an awesome system.

>an awesome system. > > >James Benjamin

Gill-----jgill@u.arizona.edu********************************** From what I've heard, ALex was involved with making the 'SPACE' album as well.....this definately makes sense as it sounds like the precursur to UFORB and Adventures Beyond the Ultraworld. ROB:)!!!!!!

quoted 3 lines I was under the impression that the album "Space" was by Jimmy Cauty and

> I was under the impression that the album "Space" was by Jimmy Cauty and > Alex Patterson, neither of which's name is on the darn thing, and that > that was the extent of the Orb/Klf collaboration.

The KLF/Orb connection is lot tighter than that -- Jimi Cauty occupied the second seat in the Orb from the band's start until shortly before the release of "Little Fluffy Clouds". -- ::: Lazlo (lazlo@swcp.com; http://www.swcp.com/lazlo)

quoted 8 lines Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a

>>Yeah, it was "chill out," which as it turns out, alex patterson had a >>good deal to do with the production of. That's why apparantly the klf > >I don't know anything about the politics of their relationship, but I was >under the impression that the album "Space" was by Jimmy Cauty and Alex >Patterson, neither of which's name is on the darn thing, and that that was >the extent of the Orb/Klf collaboration. There's GOT to be a FAQ somewhere >with this answered in it.

The rumour that LX should have something to do with the production of "Chill out" probably comes from people who mix up "Chill out" with "Space". "Space" was originally LX and Jimmy's album -- then Jimmy took out LX's contributions and released it as a solo album. Perhaps some of LX's input is still left. There are more Orb/ KLF links: o Jimmy Cauty was a member of the Orb 1989-1990. o LX, Youth, Jimmy, Thrash made the rare compilation album "Eternity project one". In addition to the tracks on the album, some unreleased tracks from this session also featuring Bill appear on demo tapes -- "Alex vs. the KLF" for example. o LX compiled "The What time is love story". o LX remixed "What time is love?" onto a bootleg which I have never seen. o "Madruagada bandalu" from 1993 was the KLF/ the Orb reunion, though to be honest I have never heard this one either. +---------------------------- Johan Jaatinen ----------------------------+ | | | MU WILL RISE AGAIN | | | +----- enigmatically posting as Anika Agebjoern <AniAg@Info.LiU.se> -----+