The KLF
Chaos, Magic, and the Band Who Burned a Million Pounds

Staggeringly good book about how the KLF created the 21st century, and about how it's obviously absurd to suggest that the KLF created the 21st century. Requesting it, I had no idea that the author was also responsible for a Timothy Leary biography I very much enjoyed, but this is on a different lev......more

I'm 3/4 through this brilliant book and with each new chapter I am amazed how much this humble little paperback reveals about global events and cultural responses of the 20th century. For example, Chapter 12: Undercurrents examines the quiet death of 20th century culture - the forgettable early-to-mi......more

Videorecensione: [URL not allowed] L'assurda storia (vera) di un gruppo dance da milioni di copie dalla dirompente e controversa creatività che, nell'ordine: 1- Subirono un'azione legale dagli ABBA per l'uso di un sample e offrirono un finto disco d'oro ad una prostituta svedese sosia di Ag......more

It’s 11 years since I first read this book. I loved it then and I love it now. An all time favourite. The KLF: Chaos, Magic and the Band Who Burned a Million Pounds is a wildly entertaining book in which you will encounter Discordianism, Situationism, Dada, chaos, magic, the concept of ideaspace, Ro......more

Brian Eno says that what you put around a work of art can be as interesting as what you put into it; the implication being that context can determine response in ways that may not at first be altogether evident. This book offers a variety of framing contexts through which to view the actions of Bill......more