The KLF - 3 A.M. Eternal (Live At The S.S.L.) (7", Single) (Very Good (VG))
The KLF - 3 A.M. Eternal (Live At The S.S.L.) (7", Single) (Very Good (VG))
Media Condition: Very Good (VG)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG)
Country: Germany
Released: 1991-01-00
Genre: Electronic
Style: House
Comments:
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Notes:
The Children Of The Revolution on these performances include the following communicators: Ricardo - Rap · Maxine Harvey - Vocals · Tony Thorpe - Breaks · Duy Khiem - Clarinet · Nick Colet - Keyboards. Samples used: Radio Freedom Station Ident taken from the LP 'Radio Freedom' (Rounder Records). · 'Eternals' - I. Richardson, N. Coler, M. Wilson from the original version of '3 A.M. Eternal'. · 'Ancients Of Mu Mu' - Chike, from the Jams LP '1987'. · 'K.L.F. Aha Aha' - P.P. Arnold from the unreleased track 'Church Of The KLF'. · 'Are You Ready' & 'Here We Go' - Ashanti. Original recording made at Trancentral. Additional recording and engineering at the Village with I. Richardson & Lillie Yard with J. Gordon-Hastings Made in Germany On labels: Studio: Trancentral & Trancentral Mobile A: E.G. Music / Zoo, Warner Chappell / Brampton Music AA: E.G. Music / Zoo, Warner Chappell A: mixed at the Manor with Mark 'Spike' Stent AA: mixed at Lillie Yard with J. Gordon-Hastings Sides are printed as A / AA on sleeve and Side 1 / Side 2 on labels Also available in red vinyl.
A. The KLF, The Children Of The Revolution - 3 AM Eternal (Live At The S.S.L) 3:39
AA. The KLF, The Children Of The Revolution - 3 AM Eternal (Guns Of Mu Mu) 3:34
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 4 006751 109128
Barcode 4006751109128
Rights Society GEMA
Label Code LC 8076
Matrix / Runout 012 DSF-0696A-1 II
Matrix / Runout 012 DSF-0696B-1 II
Other 1/91
Phonographic Copyright (p) KLF Communications
Copyright (c) KLF Communications
Licensed To Intercord Ton GmbH
Recorded At Trancentral
Recorded At The Village Recorder
Recorded At Lillie Yard Studio
Engineered At The Village Recorder
Engineered At Lillie Yard Studio
Mixed At The Manor
Mixed At Lillie Yard Studio
Marketed By Intercord Ton GmbH
Pressed By Sonopress
Published By E.G. Music
Published By Zoo (3)
Published By Warner/Chappell
Published By Brampton Music
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Mint (M)
Brand new, never played, never used and mostly sealed.
Near Mint (NM)
VINYL: The record is nearly perfect and can have very minor signs of wear. Hairlines/scuffs and very little wear can appear on the vinyl.
COVER: The cover looks close to perfect with only minor signs of wear.
Very Good Plus (VG+)
VINYL: The record is in nice condition but can have some signs of use. Some background noise/pops might be there but this will not overpower the music and total music expierence.
COVER: The cover looks in nice condition with only small signs of use or other imperfections (bumped corners) etc. pricestickers and writings can be present.
Very Good (VG)
VINYL: The record has some marks, scuffs or (light) scratches. These can cause some surfacenoise or background noise. Overal a ‘VG’ record is strongly used but in ‘acceptable’ condition.
COVER: The cover has some signs of use. The corners or edges can be damaged. Tears or little damagespots (f/e sticker rip off) can be present.
Good or Good Plus (G / G+)
VINYL: The record can be played without skipping. The record will have significant surface noise, scratches and visuable groove wear.
COVER: The cover has strong signs of use. Seams splits or strong damagespots can be visuable.
Poor or Fair (P / F)
VINYL: Record is cracked or badly warped. The record can’t play normally without skipping. Mostly people only buy Poor or Fair records for the collection. Not for playing.
COVER: The sleeve is heavy damaged.
Generic
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