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KLF, The

The White Room

Year
1991
Country
Belgium
Label
Indisc, The JAMs, KLF Communications
Catalogue
DICD 3681
Format
CD Album
Style
House, Breakbeat, Leftfield, Techno
Belgique Electronique Archive
Belgian connection
🇧🇪 Definitely Belgian
Scene
Techno, House, Breakbeat
Era
Early 90s
Region
Unknown

Tracklist

  1. 1 What Time Is Love? (LP Mix) 4:42
  2. 2 Make It Rain 4:00
  3. 3 3 A.M. Eternal (Live At The S.S.L.) 3:51
  4. 4.1 Church Of The KLF 2:15
  5. 4.2 Last Train To Trancentral (LP Mix) 5:36
  6. 5 Build A Fire 4:38
  7. 6 The White Room 5:14
  8. 7 No More Tears 9:23
  9. 8 Justified And Ancient 4:43

Playback via linked YouTube videos — matched automatically from Discogs, not every track has one.

Credits

Design
Power Unlimited
Liner Notes
Ricardo Lyte (as R. Lyte)
Mastered By
Arun Chakraverty (as Aaron Chakraverty)
Mixed By
The KLF
Mixed By — Mixed At Lillie Yard With
Julian Gordon-Hastings (as J. Gordon Hastings)
Mixed By — Mixed At The Manor, Oxfordshire Assisted By
Jeremy Wheatley
Mixed By — Mixed At The Manor, Oxfordshire With
Mark Stent (as Mark 'Spike' Stent)
Mixed By — Mixed At The Townhouse, London With
Mark Stent (as Mark 'Spike' Stent)
Photography By — Cover Photography By
Norbert Schoerner (as Schoerner)
Photography By — Sheep Photograph By
Phil Ward
Producer
The KLF
Performer
The KLF
Programmed By
The KLF
Programmed By — Additional Programming By
Nick Coler
Recorded By — Additional Recording At Lillie Yard, London Assisted By
Paul "Max" Bloom (as Paul 'Max' Bloom)
Recorded By — Additional Recording At Lillie Yard, London With
Julian Gordon-Hastings (as J. Gordon Hastings)
Recorded By — Additional Recording At Matrix, London With
Q
Recorded By — Additional Recording At The Village, Dagenham With
Ian Richardson (as I. Richardson)
Typography — Typesetting By
AVS Ltd
Written-By
Bill Drummond (as W. Drummond)
Composed By
Bill Drummond (as W. Drummond)
Arranged By
Bill Drummond (as W. Drummond)
Written-By
Bill Drummond (as William Drummond)
Composed By
Bill Drummond (as William Drummond)
Arranged By
Bill Drummond (as William Drummond)
Written-By
Isaac Bello (as I. Bello)
Composed By
Isaac Bello (as I. Bello)
Arranged By
Isaac Bello (as I. Bello)
Written-By
Jimmy Cauty (as J. Cauty)
Composed By
Jimmy Cauty (as J. Cauty)
Arranged By
Jimmy Cauty (as J. Cauty)
Written-By
Jimmy Cauty (as James Cauty)
Composed By
Jimmy Cauty (as James Cauty)
Arranged By
Jimmy Cauty (as James Cauty)
Written-By
Ricardo Lyte (as R. Lyte)
Composed By
Ricardo Lyte (as R. Lyte)
Arranged By
Ricardo Lyte (as R. Lyte)
Produced For
KLF Communications
Phonographic Copyright (p)
KLF Communications
Copyright (c)
KLF Communications
Marketed By
Indisc
Distributed By
Indisc
Published By
E.G. Music
Published By
Zoo-Warner Chappell Music
Published By
MCA Music
Published By
Brampton Music
Recorded At
Trancentral
Recorded At
The Village, Dagenham
Recorded At
Lillie Yard Studio
Recorded At
Matrix Studios
Mixed At
Lillie Yard Studio
Mixed At
The Town House
Mixed At
The Manor
Pressed By
Europe Optical Disc
Glass Mastered At
CDM

Release notes

Tracks 4.1 and 4.2 are printed as tracks 4 and 5, but are actually a single track on the CD. Subsequent tracks printed as 6 to 9 and corrected to 5 to 8. Similar to [r=1683722] which has a red label and correct track list on cover and disc. The White Room has been produced, performed & programmed for KLF Communications. ℗ & © 1991 KLF Communications. Made in E.C. All tracks written, composed and arranged for E.G. Music and Zoo/Warner Chapell Music except track one for E.G. Music, Zoo/Warner Chapell Music, MCA Music and tracks three and [4.2] for E.G. Music, Zoo/Warner Chapell Music, Brampton Music. Original recordings made at Trancentral. Mastered for The Master Room. The songs on this album were written and recorded at various times and places between 1987 - 1991 and form part of the soundtrack to the KLF motion Picture 'The White Room'. "This is what KLF is about. Also known as The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu, furthermore known as The Jams..." (R. Lyte)