KLF, The ‎– Chill Out

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KLF Communications – JAMS LP5, KLF Communications – JAMSLP5
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Tracklist

A1 Brownsville Turnaround On The Tex-Mex Border 1:47
A2 Pulling Out Of Ricardo And The Dusk Is Falling Fast 1:29
A3 Six Hours To Louisiana, Black Coffee Going Cold 3:01
A4 Dream Time In Lake Jackson 2:35
A5 Madrugada Eterna 7:40
A6 Justified And Ancient Seems A Long Time Ago 1:08
A7 Elvis On The Radio, Steel Guitar In My Soul 3:01
B1 3AM Somewhere Out Of Beaumont 9:24
B2 Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 5:56
B3 Trancentral Lost In My Mind 1:16
B4 The Lights Of Baton Rouge Pass By 3:34
B5 A Melody From A Past Life Keeps Pulling Me Back 1:41
B6 Rock Radio Into The Nineties And Beyond 1:26
B7 Alone Again With The Dawn Coming Up 0:16

Credits

Notes

The KLF would like to thank Evil Graham Lee, Elvis Presley, Nick Coler, Jesus loves you, Fleetwood Mac, Acker Bilk and all other communicators around the world who contributed to this album

Recorded live at Trancentral

℗&© 1990 KLF Communications
Distributed by The Cartel
Made in England

Cat# on labels: JAMSLP5

Album has been bootlegged (probably in The Netherlands) in year 2000.

Some copies have sticker on outer sleeve "The KLF CHILL OUT file under Ambient JAMS LP5" with barcode 5017139310059 and KLF Communications logo

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 9) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Chill Out (LP, Album) KLF Communications (2) JAMS LP5 Europe 2004
Chill Out (LP, Album, W/Lbl) KLF Communications JAMS LP5 UK 1990
Chill Out (CD, Album, RE) Wax Trax! Records, TVT Records TVT 7155-2 US 1994
Chill Out (CD, Album) Indisc JAMSCD89005 Benelux 1990
Chill Out (LP, Album) Wax Trax! Records WAX 7155 US 1990
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Reviews & Discussion

Review by NicScarlet Dec 21, 2011
An absolute masterpiece. Anyone with the tiniest, most fleeting interest in Electronica should own this album..
Review by positivefresh Mar 24, 2005 (edited over 7 years ago)
Formed by Scottish situationist Jimmy Cauty & former Echo And The Bunnymen manager Bill Drummond,back in the day,they recorded this masterpiece of soft-focus ambience.Behind a cover depicting a flock of sheep grazing in a field was a trippy mix of pastoral sounds,Elvis samples,african throat singers,preachers and,of course,bleating sheep.Inspired by the space cadet noodlings of Pink Floyd but filtered through post-1988 technological advances,'Chill Out'-and its semi-successor,the'Space'album-is still the ultimate comedown album.
Review by shalako Jan 13, 2005 (edited over 7 years ago)
this could be my favorite ambient album. so many memories; so many saturday and sunday mornings. and yet it's not quite ambient; not background music. very engaging. more of a journey, and yet never too intense; just chill. the ULTIMATE soundtrack to put on when you get home from a late night out; for the early dawn.
Review by ixltoo Sep 10, 2004 (edited over 7 years ago)
This really is something a bit different -- more like a sound collage -- drifting through pastoral settings (with the ghosted voice of Elvis hovering over steel guitar). One of the better albums of this genre -- relaxing and dreamy. It reminds me somewhat of Thomas Koner's work, yet more upbeat. A very good late night album.
Rated 5/5
Review by amorphous40 Aug 21, 2003
If you've heard other KLF records and they weren't your cup of tea please don't dismiss this one. It will really suprise you. A beautiful piece of work.
Review by DJ343 Jan 29, 2003
I own a white label of this record that has some Cheech & Chong samples at the end, with weird sounds in the background. Basically, the album ends, and then the spot from Up In Smoke where Chong gives Cheech acid appears.