In the Salon of Dub

I onced belonged to a short-lived (not my chosing) private blog that shared all things reggae & related. I shared some Dubsalon there but enjoyed it personally so much that I gathered up a goodly amount, which then just ended up in Overflow. 

 

Dubsalon is an outernational music maker & sound designer from La Fortuna, Argentina who strives to move outward beyond national borders, envisioning a world connected through shared human experience, kinda like NSS is an outernational blog trying to share music beyond geographic or genre limitations. He is a musickal space traveler specializing in psychedelic Dub.

I first listened to Ancient Tongues when I was sharing it on Rebel Roots. I then expanded my Dubsalon library as I enjoyed more & more...

Here's Dubsalon's very first LP from 2011... 

 

Dubsalon - Durban Chamber, iD.EOLOGY iD.068, 2011.
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In a Dream    
Shifting Mood    
Green Dub    
Twisted Dub    
Sound Clash    
Awka    
4 am
From the Sea

 

 

 

 

If you aren't familiar or would like a suggestion for a jumping in point, might I suggest Morphic Resonance. By the time you finish this short four-track EP, I believe you will be thoroughly enthralled. 

 

 

Dubsalon - Morphic Resonance EP, Nutek Chill NUCH005, 2013.

Dwapara Drone    
Rootical One    
Shanti River    
Timeless

 

 

 

 

Dubsalon - Softcore Dreams EP, Eardream Music, 2014. 

Indigo    
Binaural    
Entangled (redubbed)    
Where U Going

 

 

 

 

On this, his second full-length release, Dubsalon has perfected his psychDub downtempo style. As he sez:
       "Space travellers, enjoy the trip." 

Ancient Tongues is the first Dubsalon I discovered & I soon shared it on Rebel Roots. I then expanded my Dubsalon library as I enjoyed more & more, but I go back to this one most often... 

 

Dubsalon - Ancient Tongues, Nutek Chill NUCH024, 2017.

Embrace     
Soft Cell     
Hexagram    
Collective Memories    
Altered Reality    
Beyond the Seen     
Ancient Tounges    
Timeless (Squazoid remix)
Skunked    
Psychilled    
Come & Ride (Trancient Dreams remix)

 

 

 

 

For this one, Dubsalon sez:
       "For those in search of the truth..."

Dubsalon - Riverside Tales, Dubsalon self-released, 2018.

Dub Baba    
5​.​13 AM (version)    
Within    
Moment    
Shanti River in Dub    
One & Many    
Holy Cricket from the Void    
Numbers    
Glimpse    
Much More than This

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Wobbling Along Adjacent to Dub

Weaving in & out through this twisted tale that is the influences of Don Letts is bassist Jah Wobble. Letts became familiar with the Public Image Limted trio of Lydon, Wobble, & Levene when he was making videos for the band. This led directly to the Steel Leg vs the Electric Dread I shared last time.

Jah Wobble

Jah Wobble's heavy basslines have been for the most part quite Dub adjacent. PIL, Invaders of the Heart, much of his collaborations, & solo work have aligned him with another great bassist Robbie Shakespeare, reggae at the core but vesatile & varied in his abilities.

Jah Wobble's Invaders of the Heart was formed in 1982. The original line-up was Ollie Marland on keys (who went on to become Tina Turner's musical director), Annie Whitehead on trombone, Neville Murray on percussion & a musician named only Cliff on drums. By 1983 Lee Partis was the drummer. Trumpeter Harry Beckett & pedal steel player B. J. Cole regularly performed with the group. Wobble was always a hard-drinking, brawling ham-fisted bloke, but by 1985 his drinking & drunken brawls were having pronounced negative effect on his life. In October 1986, halfway through the recording of his solo album Psalms, Wobble stopped drinking. From then through to the present day he has remained 'clean and sober'.

For several years Wobble stepped back from the music world, but due to the repeated prompting of his friend & former bandmate, percussionist Neville Murray, Wobble reformed The Invaders of the Heart in 1987.  By the time of their first release (Without Judgement) the band consisted of Wobble - bass, synth bass, vocals, percussion; David Harrow = keyboards, vocals, percussion; & Justin Adams = guitar, vocals, percussion. They are still active (with varying line-up) having released Ocean Blue Waves in 2019.

Jah Wobble & Temple of Sound

In 2002 Wobble teamed up with Temple of Sound. Temple of Sound are an internationally established production & performance duo at the forefront of the dance, Dub, & world music fields. The duo is comprised of Neil Sparkes - vocalist, percussionist, programmer, poet, painter; & Count Dubulah - guitarist , bass player, programmer, editor. Together Sparkes & Dubulah helped create the style of global dance groove mash up. Sparkes & Dubulah expanded their dance scene style into Transglobal Underground. Natacha Atlas provides vocals on numerous tracks for the following.

 

 

Jah Wobble & Temple of Sound - Shout at the Devil, 30 Hertz Records 30HZCD17, 2002.
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Hayati
Moutains of the Moon
Cleopatra King Size
Zaardub
Shout at the Devil
Once Upon a Time in the East
Maghreb Rockers
La Citadelle
Symphony of Palms
Mistralazul 2

 

 

 

 

Jah Wobble with the English Roots Band

Hooking up with the English Roots Band, Wobble released this back to basics CD. Wobble lays down some Dub bass-laden heavy folk roots stylings, offering up a great version of Dawn Penn's classic "No, No, No". The whole thing was mixed by Mick Routledge. 

 

Jah Wobble & the English Roots Band - self-titled, 30 Hertz Recrds 30HZCD28, 2006.

One Day
No No No
Ploughboy's Dream
Visions of You
Blacksmiths Song
Rocky Road to Dublin
And There was the Sea
Byker Hill
My Love's in Germany
Full Steam

 

 

 

 

Jah Wobble with Keith Levene 

 

 

At an impromptu appearance at the Musicport Festival in Bridlington Spa on October 24, 2010, where Wobble was joined by vocalist "Johnny Rotter" of the Sex Pistols Experience, Wobble renewed his association with former PiL guitarist Keith Levene.

In 2012 Wobble teamed up once more with his longtime PIL bandmate Levene to release the following (& it ends with Dub)... 

 

 

Jah Wobble & Keith Lavene - Yin & Yang, Cherry Red CDBRED540, 2012.

Yin & Yang
Strut
Jags & Staffs
Mississippi
Within You Without You
Back on the Block
Fluid
Vampires
Understand
Understand Dub

 

 

  

Enjoy,
NØ

Donovan

 The Electric Dread

 This one is a direct off-shoot of this month's opener. With it we will follow some of the wandering connections of one musical genius...Donovan Letts.

Don Letts (born January 10, 1956) is a British film director, DJ, & musician. In 1975, he ran the London clothing store Acme Attractions, selling, as he sez:
      "electric-blue zoot suits and jukeboxes, and pumping Dub reggae all day long". 

Seeing the crowd at Acme, promoter Andy Czezowski started up the Roxy, a fashionable nightclub in Covent Garden during the original outbreak of punk in England, so that people could go from the Acme store & have some place to party. As most bands of that era had yet to be recorded, there were limited punk rock records to be played. Instead, now Roxy DJ Letts included many Dub & reggae records in his sets. He is most commonly credited with introducing those sounds to the London punk scene, influencing the Clash & other bands. 

 

Letts quit the retail business to manage the band the Slits. He managed to get the Slits an opening spot for the Clash during their White Riot tour. Don didn't really feel cut out for the management gig but his involvement with the Clash grew as he became the videographer for the band, directing several of their music videos.

In 1978, Letts recorded an EP, Steel Leg v the Electric Dread, with Keith Levene, Jah Wobble, & Steel Leg. 

Steel Leg vs the Electric Dread

Steel Leg was a one off project of Jah Wobble / Keith Levene featuring Don Letts & Wobble's mate Vince Bracken on vocals. Desribed as being the missing link between PIL's First Issue & Metal Box releases.

On Steel Leg vs the Electric Dread: Vince Bracken - vocals; Don Letts - vocals; Jah Wobble - bass, synthisizer, & vocals; & Stratetime Keith (Levene) - guitar & drums.

 

 

Don Letts, Stratetime Keith, Steel Leg, Jah Wobble – Steel Leg V The Electric Dread 45rpm,
Virgin VS23912, 1978.
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Side One -        
Steel Leg    
Stratetime & the Wide Man    
Side Two -
Haile Unlikely by the Electric Dread    
Unlikely Pub

 

 

Big Audio Dynamite

In 1984, Letts co-founded the band Big Audio Dynamite with former Clash lead guitarist & co-lead vocalist Mick Jones, acting as the band's sampler as well as videographer.

After leaving the Clash in 1983, Mick Jones formed a new band called Top Risk Action Company (T.R.A.C.). He recruited bassist Leo "E-Zee Kill" Williams, saxophonist John "Boy" Lennard (from post-punk band Theatre of Hate), & former Clash drummer Topper Headon. Although the band was short-lived & only demos of their material exist, which I shared here, the band led directly to Big Audio Dynamite.

  

Jones then formed Big Audio Dynamite with film director Don Letts (maker of 1978 film The Punk Rock Movie, various Clash music videos, & later the Clash documentary Westway to the World in 2000), bassist Leo Williams (from T.R.A.C.), drummer Greg Roberts, & keyboardist Dan Donovan.

In 1989, BAD released Megatop Phoenix, the original line-ups last full-length...

 

 

Big Audio Dynamite - Megatop Phoenix, Columbia CK45212, 1989.

Start / Rewind    
All Mink & No Manners    
Union, Jack    
Contact    
Dragon Town    
Baby, Don't Apologise    
Is Yours Working Yet?    
Around the Girl in 80 Ways    
James Brown    
Everybody Needs a Holiday    
Mick's a Hippie Burning    
House Arrest    
The Green Lady    
London Bridge    
Stalag 1 2 3    
End

 

 

Screaming Target

In 1990, the original B.A.D. line-up wrote & recorded the song "Free" for the soundtrack to the adventure comedy film Flashback, starring Dennis Hopper & Kiefer Sutherland. This would be the final song written with the original line-up, as the band broke up shortly after.

In 1990 Letts formed Screaming Target

Screaming Target was formed as the first iteration of the Big Audio Dynamite split in 1990. The former B.A.D. band members Don Letts, Greg Roberts, Leo Williams, & Lynette Brathwaite formed Screaming Target (the name taken from Big Youth).

The following aired on Mark Goodier's August 5, 1991 BBC radio show, recorded earlier, July 27... 

Screaming Target - Mark Goodier Session, July 27, 1991, BBC Radio, 1991.

Who Killed King Tubby
Fallout
This Town
Bedazzled 

 

 

Dreadzone

Screaming Target only released one album & three singles before the band split in 1992, as Greg Roberts & Leo Williams left for Dreadzone. 

Greg Roberts teamed up with Julian Cope's sound engineer Tim Brian & formed Dreadzone. The name was the idea of none other than Don Letts. Ex-BAD members bassist Leo Williams & keyboardist Dan Donovan soon joined the band. In the early days, Alison Goldfrapp was one of the bands vocalists,  By 1995, Earl Sixteen had joined the band as vocalist. 

 

Dreadzone - Second Light, Virgin CDV2778, 1995.

Life, Love, & Unity
Little Britain
A Canterbury Tale
Captain Dread
Cave of Angels    
Zion Youth
One Way    
Shining Path    
Out of Heaven

 

 

More tomorrow, still on the Trail,
NØ

Overflow Dub & Dub Adjacent

For the month of February all the music from the Overflow folder will be Dub & Dub adjacent. Doing Dubtembers & all the other various Dub & Dub related shares, I have accrued a stack of material in the Dub & Dub adjacent section of Overflow. It's been since last September that I really focused on Dub, so it's about time. 

 

Last Dubtember was Echo Beach month. That's when this first one ended up in the Overflow. It was released the 12th of Dubtember & I had already planned the rest of the month's shares. A great one from one of the Originators...Sir Don Letts. This one is an expanded 24-track version (the original weighed in at 17 tracks). 

 

Don Letts, the Rebel Dread - @ Echo Beach expanded,
Echo Beach 223, 2025.
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Dubinator (Jam Hot version) - Dubinator
Echo Beach (Lee Groves extented remix) - Martha & the Muffins, Lee Groves
I Believe in Miracles (Gaudi remix) - dubmones, Earl 16, Oku Onuora, Gaudi
Evil Burma Dub - Don Letts, Dubblestandart
Running up that Hill - DubXanne, Guido Craveiro, Claire Parsons
Time is Tight (Dub edit) - Dub Stax, Markus Dassmann
One People (Dub Cartel version) - Don Letts
Blue Moon (Dub edit) - AaRON, Bernd Breitbach
Holding You Close Dub - Dubblestandart, Marcia Griffiths, RSD aka Rob Smith
Fade to Grey - DubXanne, Guido Craveiro, Toogah
Blood & Fire Megamix - Fila Brazillia
Island Girl (Robo Bass Hifi Defending Rights & Justice version) - Lee Scratch Perry, Ari Up, Dubblestandard, Robo Bass HIFI
Bushmaster (Paolo Baldini DubFiles remix) - Noiseshaper, Paolo Baldini DubFiles
The Robots Dub - Kid Loco, Soul Sugar
Baby I Love You So Dub - RSD aka Rob Smith, Ammoye
Guns oF Brixton (Manasseh Dub version) - Dub Spencer & Trance Hill, Nick Manasseh
Space Oddity - Dubby Stardust, James Riley
Mach Dich Grade Dub - Rockers to Rockers, TC Sunshine
Johnny & Mary (radio edit) - RE-201, Peter Heppner, Doug Wimbish, Mika Bajinsky, Dubvisionist
In the Right Way (Dreadzone vs. King Tubby Dub) - King Tubby, Dreadzone
Message in a Bottle (RSD short edit) - DubXanne, Earl 16, Rob Smith
Bobby Rob (King Mango version) - Dubinator
The Third Man (radio cut) - Dubblestandart, Ale X
M.P.L.A. Dub (Subsonic Legacy version) - Danny Briottet

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Slipping a Little More Tongue

As a prelude to the Overflow February's Dub & Dub Adjacent shares, I'm slipping you all a bit more Holy Tongue. On this one they teamed up with Berlin-based British Dub techno producer Sam Shackleton. 

The union came about after they all shared a festival lineup in Sweden. Holy Tongue, the trio of Valentina Magaletti, Al Wootton, & Susumu Mukai had initially wanted Shackleton to remix one of their existing tracks, but they ultimately settled on working on a whole new project. & what a project it proved to be. Shackleton's usual elegant signature sounds are all still here, the hurky-jerky tape stops, spiralling tubullar bells, Sound System bass heaviness, but never once overwhelming Holy Tongue's core energy. 

 

Holy Tongue meets Shackleton - The Tumbling Psychic Joy of Now,
AD 93 WHYT080, 2024.
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Side A -
Ancient Model
Blessed & Bewildered
The Fruit of the Fall

Side B -
The Other Side of the Bridge
The Merciful Lake
Gravity Will Fail Us

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Hoppy Birdlegs

Last May I shared Hemophiliac – 50⁶ with Mike Patton, Ikue Mori, & John Zorn, recorded live at Tonic September 1, 2003 as part of John Zorn's 50th birthday celebration.

In June while I was working on Musick that Needed Work - P, I shared Painkiller's Guts of a Virgin. 

 

Today I'm sharing Painkiller recorded live at Tonic September 6, 2003 for John's on-going 50th birthday celebration.

For the live performance Painkiller is John Zorn, Bill Laswell, & Hamid Drake (with guest vocals by Mike Patton).. Although rcorded in 2003 this was not released until September 2005. 

 

PainKiller – 50¹², Tzadik TZ5012, 2005.
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Your Inviolable Freedoms    
DPM    
Prophethood of Chaos

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Hope to Get a Little Climate Action

 While working on some Massive Attack something recently, I came across this live set.

Massive Attack Act 1,5 - Climate Action Accelerator (live Bristol Clifton Downs) August 25, 2024

In My Mind (Gigi D'Agostino cover) 
Risingson
Girl I Love You (with Horace Andy)
Black Milk (with Elizabeth Fraser)
Take It There
Gone (with Young Fathers)
Minipoppa (with Young Fathers)
Voodoo in My Blood (with Young Fathers)
Song to the Siren (Tim Buckley cover with Elizabeth Fraser)
Inertia Creeps
ROckwrok (Ultravox cover)
Angel (with Horace Andy)
Safe from Harm (with Deborah Miller)
Unfinished Sympathy (with Deborah Miller)
Karmacoma
Teardrop (with Elizabeth Fraser)
Levels (Avicii cover)
Group Four (with Elizabeth Fraser)
In My Mind (Gigi D’Agostino cover reprise)

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Lowell Fillmore Dunbar

Sly Dunbar May 10, 1952 - January 26, 2026. 

 

 

Sly Dunbar - Rasta Fiesta / Dirty Harry, Front Line FLS12012, 1979

Side A - 
Rasta Fiesta
Side B -
Dirty Harry

 

 

Fly well, Rasta,
NØ

No Objective Reality

 

Last month when I shared Sinoia Caves - Beyond the Black Rainbow OST, I realized that I was slightly familiar with project main-man Jeremy Schmidt. He was keyboard player for the Vancouver, B.C. psychedlic rock band Black Mountain, a band I was also slightly familiar with through their connection to Daniel Bejar who I used to listen to as Destroyer. 

Well it turns out Schmidt was in another Vancouver band called Pipedream made up of Dr. Roberts & DT from another Vancouver band Readymade.

Jeremy Schmidt is best known as an analog synth wizard, a cosmic voyager, & actually Vancouver's godfather of contemporary space rock. Schmidt has spent the greater part of the last two decades cementing a reputation as the West coast's resident go-to guy for interplanetary synth sorcery. His space explorations began in the early 90s as part of this band, Pipedream, a Spacemen 3-inspired three-piece.

It is a shame in my opinion that they only released two full-lengths & a single single. I gathered up both of their long-players but never shared them so they ended up in Overflow. Here they are for your listening pleasure...

 

Pipedream - The Journey from Hamburg to Iceland Begins, Futura futura001cd, 1996.
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Venus Fly Trap
Public Address System / Pompeii
Passing Trains
Saturday Disaster (Parts I - IV)

 

 

 

 

 

Pipedream - Pipedream, Amberley amy011, 2000.

Side A -
Twilight Runner
Deeper Arcades

Side B -
3 AM. at the Border of Troppo
Yards Visible from the Line
S & H (Bookends)

 

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Doing it the HardWay

 

While I was working on all things Andrew Weatherall, I of course came across Sean Johnston, the UK DJ, cofounder of the tremendously popular A Love From Outer Space (ALFOS) parties / music collective along with Weatherall. 

 

I guess that's how I ended up with this 'murky' collection of music from the Hardway Bros. (Johnston teamed up with Jake Davies & the mysterious "Rico" [rumored to be AW himself] primarily). This is all a bunch of wobbly downtempo dance jams. Hardway Bros were mostly responsible for a trunkload of 12"s.

Sean sez: 
      "Hello – we are the Hardway Brothers. We like to muck around with sound. Once we were House, then we were Balearic, then we were Techno. We fought the Acid House Wars and lost. We made records. We rested. Now we work again…"

I'll start out with a single track full-length set... 

 

 

Hardway Brothers - A Love from Outer Space (We are One), not on label, 2011.
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A Love From Outer Space (We Are One)

 

 

 

 

On A/B Music we find the whole gamut of Hardway Bros. styles, with hints of Industrial, techno, post-punk. All the elements float in & out, around each other like a confluence of different coloured smokes, set at a leisurely pace of 111 BPM, slow dance music for the discerning listener...party music at a mature tempo. 

 

Hardway Bros - A/B Music b/w Shorty, Throne of Blood TOB034, 2013.

Side A -
A/B Music
Shorty

Throne of Blood Side -
Shorty (Scott Fraser's Above the Clouds remix)

 

 

 

 

Hardway Bros - Pleasure Cry EP 12", Throne of Blood TOB053, 2016.

Side A -
Pleasure Cry
Argonaut

Throne of Blood side -
Pleasure Cry (Tuff City Kids remix)
My PNO

 

 

 

 

Hardway Bros - The Laser, Throne of Blood TOB057, 2018.

Side A -
Friedman Feedback Loop Revision
The Laser
Throne of Blood Side -
Friedman Feedback Loop Revision (Max Pask remix)
Afro Sirene

 

 

 

 

 

Hardway Bros featuring Beth Cassidy - Murky 12" EP, REKIDS REKIDS245, 2024.

Side A -
Murky (vocal mix)
Side B -
Murky (Beyond the Wizards Sleeve re-animation)
Murky (Coral Way Dub mix)
bonus track -
Murky (extended vocals) 

 

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Heavensairportcoffeeshoprestaurant Inspiration

Unknown visitor commented on the Planet Dog compilation, referencing the Starseeds. Well, I just happened to have some Starseeds in Overflow that needed shared, so perfect... 

 

The Starseeds were a Trip-hop chill-out duo made up of Canadian Regina Dannhof & Brit Alex McGowan.  

Their debut full-length was Parallel Life, recorded in their legendary "Orange Blue" Central London recording studio called Universal Feedback. About Parallel Life, Billboard magazine sez:
       "the hottest import since Massive Attack." 

 

The Starseeds - Parallel Life, Millenium Records Mill030CD, 1997.
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Parallel Life
Behind the Sun
Timequakes
Sonne, Mond, & Sterne
Heavensairportcoffeeshoprestaurant
Subspace Radio Signals
Regina from the Future    
Earth, Moon, & Stars
Elsewhere

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

Feed Your Dog

 

During the sweltering Dog Days last Autumn, I shared some Planet Dog. Had this one left-over in the Overflow. Nice blend of Planet Dog sounds... 

 

Various - Feed Your Head: Accelerating the Alpha Rhythms,
Planet Dog BARKCD022, 1996.
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The Journey - Evolver
Rain - Prism
Blue Digital - Solar Budd
Funky Stew - Father of Watt
Parallel Life - The Star Seeds
Blob - Phreaky
Waterland – Waterland
No Faith - Bolo
Machine Man (Part 2) - Freed
Askari - Feel
Heavensairportcoffeeshoprestaurant - The Star Seeds 

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ

I Feel so Justified

During the month of Mauz I shared some of the KLF. I had plenty of Overflow from these crazies, & much of it isn't even directly from them, but from die-hard KLF fans, who are even crazier, it seems.

 

Let's start off with a few official releases. From the earliest days, before the KLF had evolved from the JAMs, here's a history lesson from the Timelords themselves. Justified (& Ancient)...

 

The JAMs aka The Timelords - The History of the JAMs aka the Timelords,
TVT Records TVT4040CD, 1989.
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All You Need is Love
Don't Take Five (Take What You Want)
Whitney Joins the JAMs
Porpoise Song
Downtown
Candyman
Burn the Beat
Doctorin' the Tardis
Gary in the Tardis

 

 

 

 

As they morphed into the KLF, they remained justified & ancient...

 

 

The KLF - Justified & Ancient, KLF Communications KLF99X, 1991.

Side A -
Justified & Ancient (All Bound for Mu Mu Land)
Justified & Ancient (Make Mine a "99")

Side B -
Justified & Ancient (Stand by the JAMs)
Justified & Ancient (Let Them Eat Ice Cream)

 

 

 

  

I've explained before about the Brit Awards & the pulling of their back catalogue. Following those events, fans feared losing the greatness of the band to the whims of the music industry & stepped up to do their part. Thus the Arkives...

Arkive was a series of unofficial CD-Rs made by fans of The KLF (starting with Mike Dutton), in order to help other fans collect extended & hard-to-find mixes. They were marketed among fan clubs, fanzines, magazines, & mailing lists mainly in the 1990s (starting in 1994, according to Lazlo's discography) & 2000s. The first edition of Arkive 5 (the final Arkive) contained the same tracks as the unofficial release The Lost Sounds of Mu Vol. II. Around 2013, Jams23 compiled a new version with different tracks.

 

 

 

 

It should be noted that the "Arkive Collection" image used for this series is a fake boxset graphic used for a bittorrent distribution of CD-R rips; there was no physical box with all 5 releases. The  original copies came with white, yellowish, or coloured inserts. 

 

The KLF - Arkive 1 - 5, unofficial release, 1994-200?.

Arkive 1 -
Kylie Said to Jason (Remix remix 1)
What Time is Love? (Monster Attack mix)    
Justified & Ancient (demo mix)    
What Time is Love? (live at the Land of Oz)    
Last Train to Trancentral (Gridlock mix)    
What Time is Love? (live in Liverpool)    
KLF Slo the Beats (outtake)
Last Train to Trancentral (original mix)    
The Rites of Mu (original soundtrack)    
Madrugada Eterna (Video 303 edit mix)    
3AM Eternal (KLF vs. ENT Xmas TOTP mix)
What Time is Love? (Acid mix)

 

 

 

 

Arkive 2 -
Kylie Said to Jason (Remix remix 2)
3AM Eternal / White Room (Primal demo mix)
What Time is Love (Techno Slam mix)
Brooklyn New York (outtake) - The KLF
It's Grim Up North (original Grey Vinyl mix) - The Justified Ancients of Mu Mu
What Time is Love (Power remix)
3AM Eternal (SSL demo mix)
Build a Fire (Lenny D mix) - The KLF
Alex vs The KLF (Mix Mark II Version) - The Orb
One Love Nation (Hot Trax mix) - Disco 2000
What Time is Love (Echo & The Bunnymen mix)
Last Train to Trancentral (Benio Over & Out mix) - The KLF

 

 

 

 

Arkive 3 Waiting (Some More) -
Waiting - OST
(hidden track) End Credits
This is Not What the KLF are About
WTIL - Pure Trance 2
Rites of Mu
[Track 1 is taken from the 45 minute video "Waiting" filmed on the Isle of Jura; track 2 is a hidden track taken from the closing credits; track 3 is taken from the "Stadium House" video; track 4 is taken from the original Pure Trance 12" b-side; track 5 is a track from The Rites of Mu 1991 promotional video.]

 

 

 

 

Arkive 4 (The White Room OST) -
Kylie Said to Jason    
3AM Eternal    
Go to Sleep    
Make it Rain    
Church of the KLF    
No More Tears    
Build a Fire    
The Lovers Side    
The White Room    
Born Free    
Film/mix Outtake No1    
Film/mix Outtake No2    
Film/mix Outtake No3    
Kylie Said to Jason

[Tracks 1-10 are taken from the original promo cassette of the original recordings of The White Room LP; tracks 11-13 are taken from a DAT of a session for an unreleased project; tracks 14 is taken from the original CD single KLF010CD with vocals by the Real Maxine.] 

 

 

 

 

 

Arkive 5 -
Intro (Stadium House Trilogy)
3 AM Eternal (Ultimix)
What Time was Love
Love Trance
What Goes On (Parts 1-3)
Church KLF (1989 Movie edit)
Chill Out (Wolf in the Jungle)
Love Trance (demo)
E-Train to Trancentral (UFO mix)
Lost My Trancentral in Mind
January What Time is Love - Thr KLF
E-Train to Trancentral (Sleepless mix) - The JAMs
What Time is Love (Love Time Kiss Moody Boys remix)
Last Train to Trancentral (808 Bass variation JAMs23 remix) - The KLF
It´s Grim Up North (live BBC) - The JAMs
Madrugada Eterna (White Room trailer) - The KLF
The Magnificent - The One World Orchestra 

 

 

 

These next unofficial releases are part of a bootleg compilation from Positive Void Communications featuring remixes & live takes of iconic KLF tracks highlighting their rave/ambient evolution.

Positive Void Communications was founded in 1994 by Tim Richards. PVC is a one-man company & label dedicated to releasing, in limited quantities, various audio, video, & other merchandise, all either inspired or created by the artists Jimmy Cauty & Bill Drummond, including rare or previously unreleased audio works. Collaborator on JITE Select Cuts was Alan "Gimpo" Goodrick. Again there was no true boxset & graphics are for online purposes.

 

 

 

 

The KLF - Junior Insurgent Transmitter Ensemble. Select Cuts 2009-2013. bootleg, 2013.

After the Love (Eternal edit)
3 AM Eternal (London by Night All the Way Round) 
[sourced from  free CDR bundled up with a KLF t-shirt issued by PVC spring 2013]

Build a Fire (vox-less)
Love Trance (Pure Truth 3) 
3AM Eternal (Welcome to the Moon 1989 mix)
[these three tracks were sourced from a free CD bundled up with the first 25 orders of the T-shirt (PVC TSCOTYS01). Due to the response the offer was extended to all orders of this T-shirt, so the limited number remains unknown. ''Build a Fire (ox-less)'' was previously released as a one track CDr - The KLF - Build a Fire. An instrumental version of the unreleased original 1989 soundtrack version of Build a Fire. ''Love Trance (Pure Truth 3)'' was previously released as a one track CDr - The KLF - Love Trance.]

Kylie Said to Jason (Skippy to the Rescue mix) 
[This is a single track DVD sampler. recovered & released by The Junior Insurgent Transmitter Ensemble.]

Whitney Joins the JAMs (demo mix 1) 
Whitney Joins the JAMs (demo mix 2)

 

 

 

Enjoy,
NØ