Discovering The KLF: A Reflection on the 90s Club Legends
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Drew Magary
Summary
A personal reflection on discovering the bizarre and fascinating world of 90s club legends The KLF, led by Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond. The author recounts how they were initially only familiar with the group's biggest US hit "3:00 a.m. Eternal" but have since learned about the duo's eccentricities — including references to a mythical lost continent in their lyrics and Drummond's unusual multi-hyphenate career as musician, producer, promoter, performance artist, and carpenter.
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If I had been paying closer attention, I would have discovered that the group, led by musicians Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond, were singing 'ancients of mu mu,' in the chorus of that song, in reference to a mythical, pre-Atlantis lost continent.
I also would have known that Drummond was a multi-hyphenate of the oddest sort: a musician/producer/promoter/performance artist/carpenter
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