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I just found out my favorite loop in dance, the one that started my love for the genre, is heavily inspired by another track. Compare () with . Of course KLF (Kopyright Liberation Front) will say the only lie is copyright. |
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Really there is no problem: I love the Anne Clark track. |
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nice linkage. there is another dance track with that loop but i don't know the title. |
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I never knew this. My life has been a lie too. There's plenty of tracks that aped "What Time Is Love" after the KLF, and they even had the gall to release an album of those "tributes", The "What time is love?" Story - but there was no room for the Anne Clark or Jesus Christ Superstar originals. Shit. I took a walk round central London today, for the first time in ages, and so many places I used to frequent or know have gone now. What time is it all over? |
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at least i'm not the only one i heard the track at this disco thingy () the judas reference i found on the pure trance track |
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i know it, with the big band on it as well, right |
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Are you thinking of the "Acid Brass" version? The 2K Millennium version? The "What Time is Love? Story" is a compilation of dodgy Italian WTIL inspired tracks plus a "live" version by the KLF themselves. I used to have it on tape but it was largely unlistenable. Probably would sound ace today! |
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This track did too for me start my love for dance music. Before it I liked Art of Noise, and film soundtracks, and some other stuff like Big Audio Dynamite, New Order, Age of Chance, OMD,.. there are others. But it was on the way to Glastonbury 1990 and I was in a VW van with everyone else asleep apart from the driver, and he had a portable stereo wedged between the front seats, and as we drove through the night in the countryside there came this spooky refrain... duh-da duh-da duh-da duh-da do-do dah (repeat) and I knew what music could be. |
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