Showing posts with label The JAMs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The JAMs. Show all posts
14.5.12
Snub TV- The KLF (c1990) PressPausePlay - Bill Drummond Interview (2011)
I know this is lazy blogging. I've got a few good records lined up but my computer is coming to the end of its 'life' and I'm having problems uploading. In the meantime enjoy these two interviews with Bill Drummond, a man I admire greatly.
Labels:
Bill Drummond,
clip,
PressPausePlay,
The JAMs,
The KLF,
The Timelords
15.10.09
The JAMs- It's Grim Up North (1990-91)
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I consider Bill Drummond to be an artist of unparalleled genius.
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KLF Communications released a re-recorded version with Bill Drummond on vocals in October 1991. This was the last release under the name The JAMs
Through the downpour and diesel roar, Rockman and Kingboy D can feel a regular dull thud. Whether this is the eternal echo of a Victorian steam driven revolution or the turbo kick of a distant Northern rave is irrelevant. Thus inspired, The JAMS climb into the back of their truck and work.
What we have here are the Club Mix, the Radio edit, the full version and the Omsk Mix along with Jerusalem on the Moors.
Labels:
Bill Drummond,
The JAMs,
The KLF
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