Podcast appearances and mentions of Jimmy Cauty

Episode 124 Trippy Trance Music Origins Playlist   Track Time Start Time Introduction –Thom Holmes 07:14 00:00 The KLF, “What Time Is Love?” from What Time Is Love? (Pure Trance 1) (1988 KLF Communications). Kopyright Liberation Front (KLF), a duo comprised of Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond. Cauty was born in Devon, England; Drummond was born in South Africa but grew up in the Dumfries & Galloway area of Scotland. 07:06 07:14 Sven Väth, “Ritual of Life” from Accident In Paradise (1992 Eye Q Records). Music by Sven Väth. Internationally known DJ / producer from Germany. 13:13 14:17 Sven Väth, “Caravan of Emotions” from Accident In Paradise (1992 Eye Q Records). Music by Sven Väth. Internationally known DJ / producer from Germany. 12:22 27:24 Oliver Lieb, “Dimension X” from  Constellation (1993 Recycle or Die). Frankfurt based DJ & producer Oliver Lieb is involved in the production of electronic music since 1988. 16:35 39:36 Pete Namlook & Dr. Atmo, “Trip“ from Silence (1993 Rising High Records). 20:09 56:14 Pete Namlook and Tetsu Inoue, “Liquid Shade” from Shades Of Orion (1993 Fax +49-69/450464). 20:43 01:16:17 Pete Namlook and Tetsu Inoue, “Biotrip” from Shades Of Orion (1993 Fax +49-69/450464). 24:09 01:36:56   Opening background music: Pete Namlook and Tetsu Inoue, “Ethereal Being” from 2350 Broadway 4 (2007 Fax +49-69/450464). Composed, programmed, and played by Pete Namlook and Tetsu Inoue. (07:00) Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. My Books/eBooks: Electronic and Experimental Music, sixth edition, Routledge 2020. Also, Sound Art: Concepts and Practices, first edition, Routledge 2022. See my companion blog that I write for the Bob Moog Foundation. For a transcript, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.  

John Higgs' brilliant and wide-ranging book 'The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band Who Burned A Million Pounds' came out ten years ago and just keeps on selling. It sold initially to the fans who bought their records. Then to those absorbed by the fringe figures in their mythology - Ken Campbell, Alan Moore, Robert Anton Wilson, the Discordians. And then to people who just wanted a staggering and barely believable story about the attacks by two free-wheeling cultural terrorists on the worlds of art and music at the end of the 20th century. It sold so well in fact that it's just been republished in a 10th Anniversary edition with additional material.John Higgs is an exceptional speaker as this pod demonstrates and talks here about the outer reaches of their extravagantly lunatic strategies - the ABBA court case, the dead sheep, the pagan rituals on Jura, the collaboration with Tammy Wynette - and how many backfired on them and why Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty have barely seen each other in almost 30 years. This podcast was recorded in front of an enthralled audience at 21Soho in London on October 30th 2023.Order the 10th anniversary edition here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/KLF-Chaos-Burned-Million-Pounds/dp/139961035XTickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21Soho on November 27th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ZOthfatjxiSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Higgs' brilliant and wide-ranging book 'The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band Who Burned A Million Pounds' came out ten years ago and just keeps on selling. It sold initially to the fans who bought their records. Then to those absorbed by the fringe figures in their mythology - Ken Campbell, Alan Moore, Robert Anton Wilson, the Discordians. And then to people who just wanted a staggering and barely believable story about the attacks by two free-wheeling cultural terrorists on the worlds of art and music at the end of the 20th century. It sold so well in fact that it's just been republished in a 10th Anniversary edition with additional material.John Higgs is an exceptional speaker as this pod demonstrates and talks here about the outer reaches of their extravagantly lunatic strategies - the ABBA court case, the dead sheep, the pagan rituals on Jura, the collaboration with Tammy Wynette - and how many backfired on them and why Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty have barely seen each other in almost 30 years. This podcast was recorded in front of an enthralled audience at 21Soho in London on October 30th 2023.Order the 10th anniversary edition here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/KLF-Chaos-Burned-Million-Pounds/dp/139961035XTickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21Soho on November 27th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ZOthfatjxiSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

John Higgs' brilliant and wide-ranging book 'The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band Who Burned A Million Pounds' came out ten years ago and just keeps on selling. It sold initially to the fans who bought their records. Then to those absorbed by the fringe figures in their mythology - Ken Campbell, Alan Moore, Robert Anton Wilson, the Discordians. And then to people who just wanted a staggering and barely believable story about the attacks by two free-wheeling cultural terrorists on the worlds of art and music at the end of the 20th century. It sold so well in fact that it's just been republished in a 10th Anniversary edition with additional material.John Higgs is an exceptional speaker as this pod demonstrates and talks here about the outer reaches of their extravagantly lunatic strategies - the ABBA court case, the dead sheep, the pagan rituals on Jura, the collaboration with Tammy Wynette - and how many backfired on them and why Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty have barely seen each other in almost 30 years. This podcast was recorded in front of an enthralled audience at 21Soho in London on October 30th 2023.Order the 10th anniversary edition here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/KLF-Chaos-Burned-Million-Pounds/dp/139961035XTickets for Word In Your Ear live at 21Soho on November 27th here: https://www.tickettext.co.uk/ZOthfatjxiSubscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon for early - and ad-free! - access to all of our content: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The KLF, aka The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu were the best selling singles band in the world for a period in the 1990s. Their last single featured Tammy Wynette, the "First Lady of Country Music", in what would be her last chart topping hit. They were pioneers in sampling and house music, but you've likely never heard of them. Why? Because in 1992, after being honored at the Brit awards, they fired a machine gun full of blanks into the crowd, deleted their entire catalog, and resurfaced a short time later only to tour a film of the two members of the KLF, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, methodically lighting their last one million pounds on fire in an abandoned house in remote Scotland, then they disappeared back into the ether (not exactly, but it's a better story that way). The KLF are, whatever else they might be,  are an example of just what you can get away with when you get wrapped up in Discordianism, the real/fake religion that worships Eris, the goddess of chaos, invented the illuminati, and which some suspect had something to do with the assassination of JFK. It's all very silly. But most importantly, The KLF absolutely rule.  We need money to burn, and you can help us do that while getting access to our bonus series The Corkboard Bizarre, as well as our private Discord server where we do most of our online hanging out by supporting us on Patreon https://patreon.com/thenonsensebazaar

In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Jimmy Cauty (@towerblock1)Jimmy Cauty aka James Cauty, Musician, K Foundation artist, deconstructed rock star, part time model village builder, honorary undertaker, town planner, record producer, wooly-back-misfit, armchair rioter, head composer/conductor/AV mixer for The L-13 Light Industrial OrchestraOver a diverse and productive anti-career Cauty has distinguished himself by somehow coming up with at least one must-have-counter-culture-design-classic per decade, we are not sure what he does the rest of the time.Cauty works closely with the L-13 Light Industrial Workshop London to develop projects both ambitious and diminutive, make prints & other artwork editions and convert impractical artistic visions to reality.A dystopian 1:24 scale model village high rise housing estate, consisting of 4 abandoned tower blocks, housed in a 40ft shipping container currently on tourCauty has documented the tower block 2 year design and build process.For more information on the work of Jimmy Cauty go tohttps://jamescauty.comTo Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsFor full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.orgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.comSocial Media: @ministryofartsorg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This eclectically electronic episode features Alex Paterson, the founder of one of the most successful dance acts of the 90's, The Orb.   Starting his journey as roadie for Killing Joke, and A&R at EG records, he moved into DJing. In 1989, Youth and Alex Paterson started the WAU! Mr. Modo label. Their early releases of a selection of industrial techno dubs and heavy sound system dubs from artists such as Napthali, Manasseh, Bim Sherman and Jah Warrior are long deleted and fetch high sums in private sales.   His cofounding of the Orb with Jimmy Cauty fell apart (problems with Jimmy's KLF project), but Alex continued to forge a massive career – later they kissed and made up.   Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the extraordinary story of Alex Paterson... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyour

An interview by Justin Hopper with artist and musician Jem Finer. Jem Finer is an artist and musician whose work spans the musical gamut from co-founding The Pogues to creating Longplayer, a 1,000-year-long composition that has been performing itself, so far, for 23 years. On Mayday, Finer and co-conspirator Jimmy Cauty (of the KLF) release the first record as Local Psycho - a hurdy-gurdy led acid-barn-dance band - and will infuse a newly erected standing stone with its sounds. Jem talks about Local Psycho and Longplayer, as well as other projects of his, archaeo-astronomy and 'psychocosmology', and more. Jem's got a website, as does Local Psycho and their label, Heavenly Recordings. The music in this episode is also by Jem, from his album Hrdy-Grdy on Thanet Tape Centre.   Caught by the River's event on 29 April includes the new Hurdy-Gurdy standing stone. Separately, Jem is playing Norwich on 5 May.   Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and has the first post of the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram; there is an Uncanny Landscapes twitter feed.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

PART 2/2In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Steve Lowe founder of L-13 (@l13lightindustrialworkshop)L-13 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORKSHOPPrivate Ladies & Gentlemen's Club for Art, Leisure & the Disruptive Betterment of CultureThe L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is not a gallery, a publisher, nor do we represent artists. Neither are we a real Ladies and Gentlemen's Club, a Light Industrial Workshop, and we most certainly are not an art collective.Founded by artist Steve Lowe in 2003 – initially under the name the aquarium (2003 – 2006) then THE AQUARIUM L-13 (2006 – 2008) – the L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is a creative platform, spiritual home and technical epicentre for a small group of artists that Lowe has found himself working with – both in collaborative venture and by way of support for the individual artists. The L-13 HQ in Clerkenwell is also physical home to the Harry Adams studio, an 1825 Albion Press, The Patented Finger of God Painting Machine and a miniature poodle known as The Beast.We like making special things at prices people can afford and will subsidise our own produce where we think necessary and appropriate. We also like to make and sell special things that cost lots of money for people who can afford it. The sale of such things helps us subsidise those less lucrative projects.The key artists currently active with L-13 are:Harry Adams, Jimmy Cauty, Billy Childish and Jamie ReidFor more information on the work of L-13 go tohttps://l-13.org/To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsFor full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.orgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.comSocial Media: @ministryofartsorg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

PART 1/2In this episode Gary Mansfield speaks to Steve Lowe founder of L-13 (@l13lightindustrialworkshop)L-13 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WORKSHOPPrivate Ladies & Gentlemen's Club for Art, Leisure & the Disruptive Betterment of CultureThe L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is not a gallery, a publisher, nor do we represent artists. Neither are we a real Ladies and Gentlemen's Club, a Light Industrial Workshop, and we most certainly are not an art collective.Founded by artist Steve Lowe in 2003 – initially under the name the aquarium (2003 – 2006) then THE AQUARIUM L-13 (2006 – 2008) – the L-13 Light Industrial Workshop is a creative platform, spiritual home and technical epicentre for a small group of artists that Lowe has found himself working with – both in collaborative venture and by way of support for the individual artists. The L-13 HQ in Clerkenwell is also physical home to the Harry Adams studio, an 1825 Albion Press, The Patented Finger of God Painting Machine and a miniature poodle known as The Beast.We like making special things at prices people can afford and will subsidise our own produce where we think necessary and appropriate. We also like to make and sell special things that cost lots of money for people who can afford it. The sale of such things helps us subsidise those less lucrative projects.The key artists currently active with L-13 are:Harry Adams, Jimmy Cauty, Billy Childish and Jamie ReidFor more information on the work of L-13 go tohttps://l-13.org/To Support this podcast from as little as £3 per month: www.patreon/ministryofartsFor full line up of confirmed artists go to https://www.ministryofarts.orgEmail: ministryofartsorg@gmail.comSocial Media: @ministryofartsorg Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With their unauthorized sampling, outrageous PR stunts, and signature ice cream van, the KLF set out to blow up the music industry. Pairing electric guitars with house beats, rapping with new age lyricism, and rave culture with the art world, the mysterious U.K. duo of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty were all about breaking rules and getting away with it.    They reached their crazy sonic peak when they teamed up with country icon Tammy Wynette for the 1992 dance-pop hit “Justified & Ancient,” which became an unlikely global smash. Their response to their newfound fame? Just as fans thought they'd arrived at the fictitious Mu Mu land at the center of the song, the group abandoned music altogether and vanished, deleting their entire catalog.   In this episode, we explore the KLF's wild rise and fall, from their doomed road trip to meet ABBA, to their infamous BRIT Awards performance in which Drummond took a machine gun and fired blanks into the audience, to their mind-boggling decision to film themselves burning their earnings—a shocking one million pounds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A foolproof way to hit number 1 is what the Time Lords—AKA the JAMS, AKA the KLF—promised the readers of “The Manual,” their 1988 book. After all, they had just done it, with the insipid brilliance of their Gary Glitter Meets Dr. Who mashup “Doctorin' the Tardis.” And if they could do hack it, so could you, right? But if you did…would it even matter? Today, we're talking through the careers of Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond, following them on their remarkable journey into the dark heart of pop music as they moved from fake-rap pirates to stadium-ambient pioneers. And yet, even as the duo found fame, fortune and respect for their work, they discovered that all was (quite literally) ashes and dust, ultimately retreating into silence. Were they right? It's a beyond-wild true story that asks a terrifying question: What if music isn't enough?    Subscribe to our newsletter! Follow us on Twitter! Read "The KLF: Chaos, magic and the band who burned a million pounds" by John Higgs      

People become writers for myriad reasons - novelist Max Porter suspects that for him the crucial spur was his fascination with Bekonscot model village, which he visited scores of times as a child. It was there that he discovered the pleasure and value of people watching at a life-size and miniature scale. In A Life In Miniatures he returns to Bekonscot to celebrate not just the care, craft and love that have gone into its construction, but also the opportunity it affords to create complicated stories out of the various people and scenes on show. He interrogates whether these places are necessarily escapist and reactionary or offer a more radical opportunity to critique society. He visits Jimmy Cauty of KLF fame to hear about the dystopian model village he has toured around the world in a shipping container and talks with Douglas Stuart, author of Shuggie Bain, about the miniature appearance of a miniature village that appears in that book. Max also speaks with academic Melinda Rabb about the rise of miniatures in 18th Century England - and how smart phones are keeping the tradition alive in various unexpected ways. Produced by Geoff Bird A Falling Tree production for BBC Radio 4

TIMESTAMPS 00:15 MU MU! 00:45 Spud has the Lurgi! 03:00 Charging the Car and Solar Energy 06:30 Tommie does some Spirit Bothering. 11:11 All the Clairs... 13:00 Lag in Spiritual communication. 14:30 Maybe us making patterns IS the communication. 15:50 What Spud has learned from the Black Communications. 16:54 All of Spud's recent Thelemic syncs. 24:50 Having a period of "Spiritual Sickness". 29:26 Spud and Tommie can't remember who played Frodo. 31:45 The Myths/ lies/ Bad Spelling of Jodorowsky. 33:52 The Peter Kingsley bird. 34:00 Too TV much to watch. 35:00 Blavatsky needs more recognition. 36:25 The guitar player theory of Spiritual Advancement. 41:10 Spud was scared of Thelema in case he liked it! 44:00 How "Friends" + "Cheers" have aged badly. 46:20 What would the KLF do? 46:50 General chat around KLF, Bill Drummon, Jimmy Cauty, John Higgs, Discordianism & Chaos magick, all coming from the brilliant documentary "Who Killed The KLF?" Who Killed The KLF? https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15334664/ Guardian Article about Doc https://www.theguardian.com/music/2022/apr/08/who-killed-the-klf-the-film-drummond-cauty-did-not-want-you-to-see John Higg's book: https://amzn.to/3rjUtYA _ _ _ _ _ Buy Spud a book or send him some money: Paypal: https://bit.ly/3qXejIm Amazon: https://amzn.to/3be7Vm7 _ _ _ _ _ Tommie's Links: Join the PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/tommiekelly Send a donation via PAYPAL http://www.paypal.me/tommiekelly Buy Me a Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/33TYYN3KT7ZAJ/ Find out about The Forty Servants: https://www.adventuresinwoowoo.com/thefortyservants/ ***SITES AND SOCIAL MEDIA*** Web: http://www.adventuresinwoowoo.com DISCORD: https://discord.gg/aiww Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/tommiekelly Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adventuresinwoowoo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tommiekelly/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2PEvElCUoa6Eyz2d129UjE?si=MGgNKT-pQ52tOZ_Xv4cJOQ _ _ _ _ _ As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases, so if you see an Amazon link it's more than likely an affiliate link. The price will be the exact same for you, but I get a commission.

In this truly fascinating interview Rupert Callender, founder of the Green Funeral Company, shares how he has applied the lessons and spirit of raves and punk to funerals. As a pioneer in the field, and breaking from tradition, Rupert began a new approach to funerals twenty years ago when he was inspired by the natural death movement which came on the heels of the earlier natural birth movement. Ru calls himself an undertaker (versus a funeral director) in that he undertakes to accompany and empower families to hold the most meaningful and personal of ceremonies and rituals. Towards the end Rupert makes the connection between the qualities and skills required of an undertaker and modern business leadership. Active listening, empathy, service to others vs self, “letting go of control”, trust and authenticity. “People are hungry for authenticity” says Rupert. And as he says, “Around death bullshit goes.” Rupert Callender set up The Green Funeral Company in 1999 in response to his own experiences around bereavement and ran it with his partner Claire up until the beginning of this year, 2021, when she left the business to take a break from death. They both brought their experiences within the rave and punk subcultures to their work, as well as some more unusual influences like the crop circle scene. They pioneered a strip backed and immersive way of working which threw away the formality and faux Victoriana of the modern traditional funeral. Their watchwords are honesty, transparency and participation, and this they bring to every funeral they do. Ru edited Writing on Death, and co-wrote the fifth edition of The Natural Death Handbook available directly from the Natural Death Centre, deliberately avoiding Amazon. They both did a TED X talk entitled Death, Grief, Ritual and Radical funerals, and are partners in an art memorialisation project with former KLF members Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty to build a 23 ft high pyramid in Toxteth with each brick containing cremated human remains. They have been described as “The best undertakers of all time by a country mile.” by The Good Funeral Guide.

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This is a bit of deviation from what we've been doing so far but a) there is a music industry connection and b) change never harmed anyone c) it's an ace story and d) I've got an ace guest Jenny Valentish started her working life in the music industry starting her own fanzine - cheekily called "Slapper: The Groupie's Guide to Gropable Bands" and then writing for Dazed and Confused, NME, Time Out and doing artist bios, various stints in music publicity for artists like Swans, Jimmy Cauty, Bill Drummond and Afghan Whigs and over the last few years she has become a speaker, coach and author. She's written 3 books. Her 2017 memoir called Woman of Substances in which she uses scientific research and theories and her own experiences, to investigates the paths that, in particular, women take into and out of addiction. Her latest book is a follow up to Woman of Substances and is called Everything Harder Than Everyone Else, which follows people doing the things that most couldn't, wouldn't or shouldn't. By delving into their extreme behaviour, there's a lot that us mere mortals can learn about the human condition.It's a rollercoaster read of experiences with a neuroscientis, performance artists, pornstar turned fighter, architect, BDSM Dom, bare knuckle fighter, wrestler and bodybuilder.We're gonna talk about what Jenny learnt, what we can all learn and how her immersive journalism has challenged her own mindset.I Wanna Jump Like Dee Dee is a music podcast that does music interviews differently. I'm Giles Sibbald and I'm talking to extraordinary musicians, DJ's and producers about how they use an experimental mindset in their lives to amplify their own creativity, pursue new challenges, overcome fears and bounce back from mistakes.- brought to you by Hey Sunday, the mothership of the experimental mindset™.Podcast logo and art by Tide Adesanya, Coppie and Paste

Brilliant and Rin Tin Tin were the two latest bands to release singles produced by Stock Aitken Waterman as 1985 came to an end — and we hear from members of both groups in this episode. Producer Youth (aka Martin Glover) and singer June Montana recall how their band was trimmed down to just them and future KLF member Jimmy Cauty, and why expectations were high for their remake of James Brown's "It's A Man's Man's Man's World". Meanwhile, three of the members of Rin Tin Tin explain how they came work with SAW on "Shake It!", their only single. At the other end of the SAW spectrum, Princess followed up her global top 10 debut with "After The Love Has Gone", and we hear from her and brother Don Heslop about that track. And O'Chi Brown released the original version of "Whenever You Need Somebody", which was a landmark single for SAW on the US charts.

L'arte ha sempre subito il fascino della ricchezza e della sua unità di misura per eccellenza: il denaro. Passando dalla finanza quantistica di Hito Steyerl all'economia digitale del Bitcoin, e dal flusso di capitali legati al petrolio alle banconote tarocche di un falsario d'eccezione come JSG Boggs, Costantino e Francesco tracciano il percorso dell'arte contemporanea nel magnifico mondo dei soldi. E se il cesso d'oro di Maurizio Cattelan e il teschio di diamanti di Damien Hirst non entusiasmano i due conduttori, per fortuna c'è l'arte orrenda (ma estremamente redditizia) di negati di successo come Thomas Kinkade e Andrew Vicari a tirargli su il morale.In questa puntata si parla di Hito Steyerl, Superflex (Jakob Fenger, Rasmus Nielsen and Bjørnstjerne Christiansen), Ronald McDonald, David Cronenberg, Andrej Tarkovskij, William Burroughs, Nonna Cleofe, Maya Ying Lin, Hassan Sharif, Amanda Boetzkes, Hans Peter Feldmann, JSG Boggs, Zia Elvira, Zia Giuseppina, Zia Maria, Rick Owens, KLF (Bill Drummond e Jimmy Cauty), Pablo Picasso, Rachel Whiteread, Thomas Kinkade, Joan Didion, Frederic Edwin Church, Albert Bierstadt, David Koresh, Jim Jones, John Lennon, Donald Trump, Andrew Vicari, Damien Hirst e Maurizio Cattelan.

Um das musikalisch-künstlerische Schaffen von Bill Drummond und Jimmy Cauty geht es ganz ausführlich in dieser "Elektro Beats"-Ausgabe. Aktueller Anlass ist ihr vor genau 30 Jahren veröffentlichtes Album "The White Room" und unlängst wurde auch ihr jahrelang nicht verfügbarer Backkatalog wieder zugänglich gemacht. Gast in der Sendung mit Olaf Zimmermann war Thomas Ecke. Er ist absoluten Kenner der Materie und hat Jimmy Cauty und Bill Drummond mehrmals persönlich getroffen, sie fotografiert und verfügt über eine umfangreiche Sammlung rund um das musikalische Universum von The KLF. Einige dieser Raritäten sind auch in der Sendung zu hören.

Live stream from Bovine Boy, with a chilled celestial vibe, including the new 23 minute "Spaced", a tribute to Jimmy Cauty's 90s "Space" album For information about the podcast, featured artists, or to purchase any of the featured songs, go to http://www.electronicamonthly.com Please send any demos to demos@electronicamonthly.com Any questions/feedback to feedback@electronicamonthly.com

The KLF aka The Jams aka The Timelords aka The K Foundation aka K2 Plant Hire aka The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu... it's complicated. Whatever name or weird mythology they happened to be operating under at the time, Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty managed to top the UK pop charts in the early nineties with songs about love and ice-cream vans - often with plastic horns strapped to their heads. Then they turned their backs on the music industry, deleted their entire back catalogue and cremated £1 million of their own earnings on a remote Scottish island. Scroll forward 23 years and Drummond and Cauty re-emerge to announce they're building a pyramid in Liverpool out of bricks containing the cremated remains of just under 35,000 people. As more bricks are added to The People's Pyramid at the 2019 Toxteth Day of the Dead, Conor Garrett tries to work out what's going on... Produced and presented by Conor Garrett.

Happy NEW YEAR from us all at FNI. Here's our first Episode of 2020. and we've a brand new theme thanks to composer Pat O'Connor. Check out Pat's website here: https://www.patrickoconnorcomposer.com/about-1/ Paul Duane RETURNS, our first guest to come on a second time.  Paul Duane is a Director of Film, Tv and a writer. Has directed television programmes including: Ballykissangel, Casualty, The Royal, Small Potatoes and Footballer's Wives He has also made several short films including LSD 73! based on an original script by the Irish novelist Patrick McCabe. More recently he co-created the ITV series Secret Diary of a Call Girl based on the well-known blog, Belle de Jour. The Irish production company Screenworks was established by Paul Duane and Rob Cawley in 2008. Their first production, Barbaric Genius, on the life of the London-Irish author John Healy premiered in February 2011. More films include Very Extremely Dangerous and Natan, about the French producer Bernard Natan. In December 2013 he was listed by Variety magazine as part of their yearly 10 Directors to Watch feature.  His latest film What Time Is Death? described as "his long-gestated study of new activities by the men who used to be KLF"[8] is a documentary charting Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty's latest project to build a pyramid of hand-fired bricks, each containing the ashes of a dead person, a process dubbed MuMufication (referencing the KLF song Justified & Ancient). What Time Is Death? featured at the 2019 Dublin International Film Festival and screened to a full house in the IFI in 2019. We're also pleased to announce that Paul will be joining our panel this SAT 18th of Jan for our Documentary; Finding the Story Panel and workshop. All details on following link: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/84791011197 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy NEW YEAR from us all at FNI. Here's our first Episode of 2020. and we've a brand new theme thanks to composer Pat O'Connor. Check out Pat's website here: https://www.patrickoconnorcomposer.com/about-1/ Paul Duane RETURNS, our first guest to come on a second time.  Paul Duane is a Director of Film, Tv and a writer. Has directed television programmes including: Ballykissangel, Casualty, The Royal, Small Potatoes and Footballer's Wives He has also made several short films including LSD 73! based on an original script by the Irish novelist Patrick McCabe. More recently he co-created the ITV series Secret Diary of a Call Girl based on the well-known blog, Belle de Jour. The Irish production company Screenworks was established by Paul Duane and Rob Cawley in 2008. Their first production, Barbaric Genius, on the life of the London-Irish author John Healy premiered in February 2011. More films include Very Extremely Dangerous and Natan, about the French producer Bernard Natan. In December 2013 he was listed by Variety magazine as part of their yearly 10 Directors to Watch feature.  His latest film What Time Is Death? described as "his long-gestated study of new activities by the men who used to be KLF"[8] is a documentary charting Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty’s latest project to build a pyramid of hand-fired bricks, each containing the ashes of a dead person, a process dubbed MuMufication (referencing the KLF song Justified & Ancient). What Time Is Death? featured at the 2019 Dublin International Film Festival and screened to a full house in the IFI in 2019. We're also pleased to announce that Paul will be joining our panel this SAT 18th of Jan for our Documentary; Finding the Story Panel and workshop. All details on following link: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/84791011197

British artist Serena work is based in performance, sculpture and sound. Nicola met her in her studio to discuss Artist Inspired choices and learn more about the themes that make up Serena’s practice.  This includes her participatory work with communities, an interest in the paranormal, the Occult, historical sound mirrors and portals to the underworld. All underlined with Serena’s belief everything in the universe is connected.  2019 is a very busy year for Serena. Her forthcoming projects include Flag commission at Somerset House which opens April 16th titled  “Khaos Spirit”  A new film piece: ‘Zuben Elgenubi’  opening September 2019 in ‘The Mariner’ at Plymouth University  GÄA: Holistic science and Wisdom Tradition at the Newlyn Exchange. Currently on until May 2019   Further Reading Susan Hiller. ‘Witness’, 2000 http://www.susanhiller.org/installations/witness.html   Rose English. ‘Quadrille’, 1975, 2913 https://roseenglishperformance.net   Pauline Oliveros 1932- 2016 https://www.deeplistening.org    Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_KLF   Ithell Colquhoun http://www.ithellcolquhoun.co.uk  

Rule 1. Begin an inner alchemy to transcend the consensual reality tunnel and move from a state of fixation to a condition of mutability. Outrageous comedy drama telling the true story of the chart-topping pop duo known as KLF who, in 1994, burned £1 million in cash on a remote Scottish Island, with only one journalist and their roadie-come-fixer, Gimpo, in attendance. Why? Why would they do that? How To Burn a Million Quid lays the story bare. A comic, surreal and fast moving adventure that sees Bill and Jimmy rise to the very top of the music industry, becoming the biggest selling music act in the UK before crashing out of the industry in spectacular fashion and heading toward the art world with the intention of creating similar mayhem. Inspired by a madcap theatrical genius and a cult novel, they blaze a trail that takes them to Sweden, the North Pole and the Sierra Nevada, via Northampton, before arriving finally on the Isle of Jura, with two suitcases containing a million quid. It was their mission to cause chaos. And they did. A sonic roller coaster featuring Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty) as Bill Drummond, Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley, The World's End) as Jimmy Cauty, with Kevin Eldon as Gimpo, Jeremy Stockwell as Ken Campbell and an outstanding cast of multi-voice comedy performers. Bill Drummond: Paul Higgins Jimmy Cauty: Nicholas Burns Gimpo: Kevin Eldon Ken Campbell: Jeremy Stockwell Everyone else: Kate O’Sullivan, Polly Kemp, Ronnie Jhuttie and Niall Ashdown Original music by Somerset & Lewin Original music by MZYLKYPOP (Mick Somerset, David Lewin, Simon Lewinski, Rachel E, Flip Clegg and Thom Foote) Sound Design by Carl Scheleeshti Johnson Produced and Directed by Boz Temple-Morris Written by Sean Grundy and Cara Jennings A HOLY MOUNTAIN production for BBC Radio 4.

Rule 2: Don’t do anything unless it’s heroic. Bill, Jimmy and Gimpo set off for Sweden in order to persuade Abba to let them sample their music. They’ll be OK with that. Won’t they? Just in case they say no, they’re taking all the records with them so that they can burn the vinyl before the legal deadline. Just in case. Besides, Bill has another plan for how to get onto Top of the Pops. Part two of the outrageous comedy drama telling the true story of the chart-topping pop duo known as KLF, who, in 1994, burned £1 million in cash on a remote Scottish Island. It was their mission to cause chaos. And they did. How to Burn a Million Quid features Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty) as Bill Drummond, Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley, The World’s End) as Jimmy Cauty, with Kevin Eldon as Gimpo, Jeremy Stockwell as Ken Campbell and an outstanding cast of multi voice comedy performers. Bill Drummond: Paul Higgins Jimmy Cauty: Nicholas Burns Gimpo: Kevin Eldon Ken Campbell: Jeremy Stockwell Everyone else: Kate O’Sullivan, Polly Kemp, Ronnie Jhuttie and Niall Ashdown Original music by Somerset & Lewin Original music by MZYLKYPOP (Mick Somerset, David Lewin, Simon Lewinski, Rachel E, Flip Clegg and Thom Foote) Sound Design by Carl Scheleeshti Johnson Produced and Directed by Boz Temple-Morris Written by Sean Grundy and Cara Jennings A HOLY MOUNTAIN production for BBC Radio 4.

Rule 3: Only a madman is absolutely sure. Pop stardom is going well, the KLF are a music industry sensation with a string of hits. An inspired collaboration with country music legend Tammy Wynette takes them to new heights. But is that enough, asks Bill, where’s the meaning? In the North Pole perhaps? Well that’s the conclusion he reaches and so off they go. Really. All this happened. Part three of the outrageous comedy drama telling the true story of the chart-topping pop duo known as KLF, who, in 1994, burned £1 million in cash on a remote Scottish Island. It was their mission to cause chaos. And they did. How to Burn a Million Quid features Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty) as Bill Drummond, Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley, The World’s End) as Jimmy Cauty, with Kevin Eldon as Gimpo, Jeremy Stockwell as Ken Campbell and an outstanding cast of multi voice comedy performers. Bill Drummond: Paul Higgins Jimmy Cauty: Nicholas Burns Gimpo: Kevin Eldon Ken Campbell: Jeremy Stockwell Everyone else: Kate O’Sullivan, Polly Kemp, Ronnie Jhuttie and Niall Ashdown Original music by Somerset & Lewin Original music by MZYLKYPOP (Mick Somerset, David Lewin, Simon Lewinski, Rachel E, Flip Clegg and Thom Foote) Sound Design by Carl Scheleeshti Johnson Produced and Directed by Boz Temple-Morris Written by Sean Grundy and Cara Jennings A HOLY MOUNTAIN production for BBC Radio 4.

Rule 4: Go it alone. At the height of their success the KLF can do no wrong. But they really want to. News of their forthcoming BRIT Award confirms their status as music industry establishment – exactly the thing they’re fighting against – and so they go in search of an idea so outrageous, so disgusting, that they would succeed in becoming outcast from the industry. At the BRIT Awards ceremony of 1992 they try out their idea… Part four of the outrageous comedy drama telling the true story of the chart-topping pop duo known as KLF, who, in 1994, burned £1 million in cash on a remote Scottish Island. It was their mission to cause chaos. And they did. How to Burn a Million Quid features Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty) as Bill Drummond, Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley, The World’s End) as Jimmy Cauty, with Kevin Eldon as Gimpo, Jeremy Stockwell as Ken Campbell and an outstanding cast of multi voice comedy performers. Bill Drummond: Paul Higgins Jimmy Cauty: Nicholas Burns Gimpo: Kevin Eldon Ken Campbell: Jeremy Stockwell Everyone else: Kate O’Sullivan, Polly Kemp, Ronnie Jhuttie and Niall Ashdown Original music by Somerset & Lewin Original music by MZYLKYPOP (Mick Somerset, David Lewin, Simon Lewinski, Rachel E, Flip Clegg and Thom Foote) Sound Design by Carl Scheleeshti Johnson Produced and Directed by Boz Temple-Morris Written by Sean Grundy and Cara Jennings A HOLY MOUNTAIN production for BBC Radio 4.

Rule 5: Know when to walk away. With the last gasp from the now dead sheep, the KLF leave the music industry. They now take their fight against the Illuminati to the art world, and the Turner Prize of 1994. They are about to have the most brilliant idea of all. Or the most stupid. You decide. Part five of the outrageous comedy drama telling the true story of the chart-topping pop duo known as KLF, who, in 1994, burned £1 million in cash on a remote Scottish Island. It was their mission to cause chaos. And they did. How to Burn a Million Quid features Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty) as Bill Drummond, Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley, The World’s End) as Jimmy Cauty, with Kevin Eldon as Gimpo, Jeremy Stockwell as Ken Campbell and an outstanding cast of multi voice comedy performers. Bill Drummond: Paul Higgins Jimmy Cauty: Nicholas Burns Gimpo: Kevin Eldon Ken Campbell: Jeremy Stockwell Everyone else: Kate O’Sullivan, Polly Kemp, Ronnie Jhuttie and Niall Ashdown Original music by Somerset & Lewin Original music by MZYLKYPOP (Mick Somerset, David Lewin, Simon Lewinski, Rachel E, Flip Clegg and Thom Foote) Sound Design by Carl Scheleeshti Johnson Produced and Directed by Boz Temple-Morris Written by Sean Grundy and Cara Jennings A HOLY MOUNTAIN production for BBC Radio 4.

Rule 6: Never ask for anyone’s blessing. Finally, having landed on the Isle of Jura, Bill, Jimmy, Gimpo, and one chosen witness check into the Jura hotel carrying two suitcases containing a million quid. They must pass the night before committing the act for which they have come. Burning one million pounds. Can they really go through with it? The final part of the outrageous comedy drama telling the true story of the chart-topping pop duo known as KLF, who, in 1994, burned £1 million in cash on a remote Scottish Island. It was their mission to cause chaos. And they did. How to Burn a Million Quid features Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty) as Bill Drummond, Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley, The World’s End) as Jimmy Cauty, with Kevin Eldon as Gimpo, Jeremy Stockwell as Ken Campbell and an outstanding cast of multi voice comedy performers. Bill Drummond: Paul Higgins Jimmy Cauty: Nicholas Burns Gimpo: Kevin Eldon Ken Campbell: Jeremy Stockwell Everyone else: Kate O’Sullivan, Polly Kemp, Ronnie Jhuttie and Niall Ashdown Original music by Somerset & Lewin Original music by MZYLKYPOP (Mick Somerset, David Lewin, Simon Lewinski, Rachel E, Flip Clegg and Thom Foote) Sound Design by Carl Scheleeshti Johnson Produced and Directed by Boz Temple-Morris Written by Sean Grundy and Cara Jennings A HOLY MOUNTAIN production for BBC Radio 4.

Outrageous comedy drama telling the true story of the chart-topping pop duo known as KLF who, in 1994, burned £1 million in cash on a remote Scottish Island. Why? Why would they do that? How To Burn a Million Quid lays the story bare. A comic, surreal and fast moving adventure that sees Bill and Jimmy rise to the very top of the music industry, becoming the biggest selling music act in the UK before crashing out of the industry in spectacular fashion and heading toward the art world with the intention of creating similar mayhem. Inspired by a madcap theatrical genius and a cult novel, they blaze a trail that takes them to Sweden, the North Pole and the Sierra Nevada, via Northampton, before arriving finally on the Isle of Jura, with two suitcases containing a million quid. It was their mission to cause chaos. And they did. A sonic roller coaster featuring Paul Higgins (The Thick of It, Line of Duty) as Bill Drummond, Nicholas Burns (Nathan Barley, The World’s End) as Jimmy Cauty, with Kevin Eldon as Gimpo, Jeremy Stockwell as Ken Campbell and an outstanding cast of multi-voice comedy performers. Listen to all six episodes from Monday 21 January 2019. Produced and Directed by Boz Temple-Morris Written by Sean Grundy and Cara Jennings A HOLY MOUNTAIN production for BBC Radio 4.

Back once again like renegade plasterers, John and Luke are reunited on the wireless in the white hot cauldron of torpor, ennui and vague anxiety that is The Quietus Hour. The dynamic duo fall even further down a wormhole of implausible chat with subjects including why Mods are no good at fighting with pirates at sea, producer Seb's convincing impression of Ayrton Senna when he's behind the wheel, our best Persuader to date, the return of Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty and the latest updates on Barry The Barber, before asking, 'Where have all the negative reviews gone?' All of today's music is drawn from the length and breadth of our recent Albums Of The Year So Far chart including bangers from Bargou08, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Endon, Richard Dawson, SZA, Harriet Brown, Algiers and British Sea Power.

They were the best-selling singles band in the world. They had awards, credibility, commercial success and creative freedom. They deleted their records, erased themselves from musical history and burnt their last million pounds in a boathouse on the Isle of Jura.And they couldn’t say why. This is what KLF is about... Also known as the Justified Ancients of Mu Mu Furthermore known as the JAMMs the British number one hit as The Timelords The Manual (How to Have a Number One the Easy Way) is a 1988 book by The Timelords (Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty), better known as The KLF. It is a step by step guide to achieving a No.1 single with no money or musical skills, and a case study of the duo's UK novelty pop No. 1 "Doctorin' the Tardis".   Check out this podcast I'm doing with Anthony Marco: Great White Fnord, a Talking is Dead podcast    

In 1994 Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty took a million pounds to a deserted boathouse on the island of Jura and burnt it. The writer JMR Higgs looked at this event from a magickal perspective and came up with some interesting results. The story involves the world's first joke religion, the JFK assasination, Robert Anton Wilson, Alan Moore and a bunch of ideas collectively known as "Chaos Magick". This week is an entirely new interview, the previous lot have all been unedited bits from the Nick Margerrison archives. If you're interested in "sigils" which we get to talking about right at the end of the interview go to the Disinfo.com website where I've written some short essays on the topic. Once there you're looking for "Essays for the Discordian Occultist". twitter.com/nickmargerrison

Episode 92 brings Graeme McMillan and Jeff Lester together again for the first time as we podcast together live from Graeme's attic in Portland Oregon. Topics discussed include Avengers and the oddness of its worldwide profits; The Amazing Spider-Man movie and its marketing scheme; Safety Not Guaranteed and a terrifying quasi-related Blair Witch Project story; our very favorite place on earth, The Waffle Window; Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty's The Manual: How to Have a Number One the Easy Way; Batman: Earth One by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, and much more. Also for the first (and maybe the last) time ever, we have time-stamped show notes waiting for you at my July 3rd entry over on the Savage Critic website! Yes, for those of you who only want to hear us talk about Spider-Man and Alpha, or Casanova, you can now narrow our ramblings down with pinpoint precision. If this is a thing you like, definitely let us know as I am already hurting my head with all the proper timestamp adjustments to be made once this introduction is recorded and it is probably worth trying to keep me motivated to do stuff like that if you like it. We thank you for listening and, as always, we hope you enjoy!

 История этой компиляции и ее корни на сегодняшний день потеряны и ушли в никуда… эх… неудача, решил наконец выложить то, что могло выйти в красивой обложке и стать первой компиляцией из серии Асфальт… ну, да ладно… двигаемся дальше… Жизнь человека зависит от движения молекул внутри его организма, не давайте им останавливаться, будьте сами в движении и пусть музыка сопутствует вам в этом… Спасибо… Всем радиослушателям программы Асфальт за внимание и интерес к проекту, клабберам за эмоциональную поддержку и улыбки, меломанам за любовь к музыке и тем, кто не может жить без романтики…   Ну и пара, рекомендаций… Микс слушается как одно целое, есть начало, кульминация и логическое завершение… это не так часто встречается в наши дни. Мне нравится. (Эд Космонавт) Компиляция получилась именно в том стиле, который я люблю и мало того, в котором творю, очень приятно, что Алексей поддержал релизы с моего лейбла. Получил огромное удовольствие от прослушивания.(Andy Moor, UK) 01.Beatman Ludmilla - Couldnt Sleep (Original) [Aurium Recordings] Written & Produced by Beatman & Ludmilla (p) fi. (c) Aurium Recordings 02.Fretwell - Fill Me Up (Dub Mix] [Electrofly] Written & Produced Tim Fretwell. Vocals by Anita Kesley (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 03.Jono Fernandez - Colours Of Conscience (Fretwell Remix) [Electrofly] Written & Produced by Jono Fernandez. Additional Remix Productions by Tim Fretwell (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 04.Neo - Aura (Cosmonaut Remix] [Electrofly] Written & Produced by Neo. Additional Remix Productions by Eduard Gubin (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 05.Stuart С - Electron Vibe (Luke Porter Remix) [Often Gruven Recordings] Written & Produced by Stuart Carey. Additional Remix Productions by Luke Porter (p) fi. (c) Often Gruven Recordings 06.Dirty Dot - Heart Of Pain [Monogato 'Funk N Trance" Remix] [Rococo Records] Written & Produced by Bas van Essen & Willem van Hanegem. Additional Remix Productions by Peter Smith (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 07.Jav D ft. Mat Zo Einat - Silver Lining (Tell Me] (Mikey and Sharky Vocal Mix] [AVA Recordings] Written & Produced by Mat Zo & Jav D. Additional Remix Productions by Mikey and Skarky [p] fi. (c) Ava Records 08.Andy Moor vs. Orkidea - YearZero [Andy Moors First Light Remix) [AVA Recordings] Written & Produced by Andy Moor S. Orkidea. Additional Remix Productions by Andy Moor [p] fi. (c) Ava Records 09.Slusnik Luna vs. Lowland - Baas (Original] Written & Produced by Jimmy Cauty fi. Bill Drummond aka KLF [p] fi. (c) Ava Records 10.Santiago Nino ft. Paleday - Arpeggia [Original Mix] [Wildchild Records] Written fi. Produced by Santiago Nino fi. Anthony (c) Baroque Records LTD [p] Skyblue Music / Truelove 11.Pilot (Sergey Tkachev] - Crash My Heart [Original Mix) [Method] Written fi. Produced by Sergey Tkachev (c) Baroque Records LTD [p] Skyblue Music / Truelove

 История этой компиляции и ее корни на сегодняшний день потеряны и ушли в никуда… эх… неудача, решил наконец выложить то, что могло выйти в красивой обложке и стать первой компиляцией из серии Асфальт… ну, да ладно… двигаемся дальше… Жизнь человека зависит от движения молекул внутри его организма, не давайте им останавливаться, будьте сами в движении и пусть музыка сопутствует вам в этом… Спасибо… Всем радиослушателям программы Асфальт за внимание и интерес к проекту, клабберам за эмоциональную поддержку и улыбки, меломанам за любовь к музыке и тем, кто не может жить без романтики…   Ну и пара, рекомендаций… Микс слушается как одно целое, есть начало, кульминация и логическое завершение… это не так часто встречается в наши дни. Мне нравится. (Эд Космонавт) Компиляция получилась именно в том стиле, который я люблю и мало того, в котором творю, очень приятно, что Алексей поддержал релизы с моего лейбла. Получил огромное удовольствие от прослушивания.(Andy Moor, UK) 01.Beatman Ludmilla - Couldnt Sleep (Original) [Aurium Recordings] Written & Produced by Beatman & Ludmilla (p) fi. (c) Aurium Recordings 02.Fretwell - Fill Me Up (Dub Mix] [Electrofly] Written & Produced Tim Fretwell. Vocals by Anita Kesley (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 03.Jono Fernandez - Colours Of Conscience (Fretwell Remix) [Electrofly] Written & Produced by Jono Fernandez. Additional Remix Productions by Tim Fretwell (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 04.Neo - Aura (Cosmonaut Remix] [Electrofly] Written & Produced by Neo. Additional Remix Productions by Eduard Gubin (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 05.Stuart С - Electron Vibe (Luke Porter Remix) [Often Gruven Recordings] Written & Produced by Stuart Carey. Additional Remix Productions by Luke Porter (p) fi. (c) Often Gruven Recordings 06.Dirty Dot - Heart Of Pain [Monogato 'Funk N Trance" Remix] [Rococo Records] Written & Produced by Bas van Essen & Willem van Hanegem. Additional Remix Productions by Peter Smith (c) Baroque Records LTD. (p) Skyblue Music / Truelove 07.Jav D ft. Mat Zo Einat - Silver Lining (Tell Me] (Mikey and Sharky Vocal Mix] [AVA Recordings] Written & Produced by Mat Zo & Jav D. Additional Remix Productions by Mikey and Skarky [p] fi. (c) Ava Records 08.Andy Moor vs. Orkidea - YearZero [Andy Moors First Light Remix) [AVA Recordings] Written & Produced by Andy Moor S. Orkidea. Additional Remix Productions by Andy Moor [p] fi. (c) Ava Records 09.Slusnik Luna vs. Lowland - Baas (Original] Written & Produced by Jimmy Cauty fi. Bill Drummond aka KLF [p] fi. (c) Ava Records 10.Santiago Nino ft. Paleday - Arpeggia [Original Mix] [Wildchild Records] Written fi. Produced by Santiago Nino fi. Anthony (c) Baroque Records LTD [p] Skyblue Music / Truelove 11.Pilot (Sergey Tkachev] - Crash My Heart [Original Mix) [Method] Written fi. Produced by Sergey Tkachev (c) Baroque Records LTD [p] Skyblue Music / Truelove