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DID YOU KNOW
DID YOU KNOW...

... that the "Michaelangelo"-Virus
    destroyed 3 computers in Red Hawk's
    hi-school?
    Worldwide the virus damaged 1 mio.
    computers and to repear them will
    cost 3,6 milliard oeS = 5,1 mio DM!

... that the next virus is out at the
    1st april and after that there will
    come the "Jerusamlem" virus? On PC
    of course!

... that Dr.Coldcut/CROSS is now using
    the Panoramic Player and Editor?
    Check his tunes! They are excellent!

... that HOTLINE died on 1.1.1992?

... that the "H-Key" of Red Hawks
    keyboard is damaged?

... that CROSS get a new organisation?

... Brego/TRIAD joined FLT on amiga?

... that Yon/ex-ACC (grapician of
    SYSIPHUS 1+2) is in real live a
    night-watch-man!

... that CROSS is searching for a board?

... that David of CROSS changed handle
    from TANGO and Cash into TANGO, and
    NOT DAVID, as written in several
    magazines.

... that the game -Hi ska do- which has
    been cracked by many groups NOW,
    were Cracked by Genesis Project in
    the autumn '91....

... that HORIZON showed a preview of
    their forthcoming demo at the party?
    This demo would for sure have been
    a real kicker, if it had been
    released.

... the Lightparty was the last few days
    of the mighty group Deathsector..!!

... That Tango hate fixing late mags..

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  The following story is from KLF them-
   selves and no lame fan-club report!
 We are fucking proud of this exclusive
               biography!

  Thanks to Defjay/PANDORA for his work
               to get it!

 THE KLF BIOGRAPHY AS OF 20TH JULY 1991
 THE KLF BIOGRAPHY AS OF 20TH JULY 1991

T
The KLF is the creative partnership of
Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond. They
started working together in January
1987.

                  1987
                  1987

For the duration of 1987 they operated
under the name The Justified Ancients
of Mu Mu (The JAMS). Using the personal
alias Rockman Rock and King Boy d, The
JAMS recorded two LP's, "1987 (What the
fuck is Going On?)" and "Who Killed The
JAMS?" plus several 12" singles. These
were released on their own label, KLF
Communications.

Although primitively recorded, their Rap
Rhyme and Scratch approach to making
music was the first to totally make use
of the cheap new sampling and computer
technology. Their liberal use of other
artists tracks within the construction
of their own music led to the infamous
court case with Abba (Dancing Queen),
the outcome which was all unsold copies
of their debut album had to be destroyed
Second hand copies now changed hands for
vastly inflated prices.

Throughout the year they gained much
media exposure with their illegal but
effective use of graffiti on billboards
and public buildings. This was done in
a way where the original meaning of the
advert would be completely subverted.

                  1988
                  1988

Drummond and Cauty decided to have a
Number One. They changed their name to
THE TIMLORDS. recorded "Doctorin' the
Tardis".

Within three weeks of release it was not
only Number One in the national charts,
but the first record to be Number One in
all five applicable charts in Music
Week concurrently. The record was also
a celebration of a very British strand
of pop music. It went on to repeat it's
success around the world.
No Timelords follow-up was attempted.

They then wrote a book "The Manual (How
to have a Number One the easy way)" in
which they revealed the zenarchistic
methods used. The thesis of the book
being - anyone can do it. "The Manual"
has since inspired numerous other chart
hits.
November and December 1988 saw filming
start on their movie "The White Room".
Directed by Bill Butt the project will
not reach completion until some time in
1991.

                  1989
                  1989

Now operating exclusively as The KLF,
Drummond and Cauty release "What Time is
Love?" and "3am Eternal". Both tracks
went on to become anthems of the huge
orbital raves, at which The KLF became
a regular live attraction, blasting
their audience with polystyrene pellets
some weeks, showering them with Scottish
pound notes at others.

"What Time is Love?" inspired numerous
cover versions and sound-alikes, the
best of which The KLF collected together
and released on one album entiteld
"The What Time is Love story".

As the rave season drew to a close
(forever?) they coined the phrase
"ambient house" to describe a type of
music they had been working on since the
remix of "Doctorin' the Tardis".
"Ambient house" has since become a
commonly used generic title.

                  1990
                  1990

Release "Chill Out", the first ambient
house LP.

In May Drummond and Cauty spent eight
days on the isle of Jura off the West
Coast of Scotland. While there they
filmed and recorded a fourty minute
piece of music entiteld "Waiting". This
will be available on video only.

Their own cover version of "What Time
is Love?" was released on 30th July, and
reached Number 5 in the UK.

The next release was "It's Grim Up
North", a limited edition of only 350
copies pressed on grey vinyl. This
quickly became one of the most collect-
able records around. DJ reaction sheets
reported everthing from an instantly
cleared dancefloor to total mental
mania.

                  1991
                  1991

3am Eternal was released at the
beginning of January and reached Number
One within three weeks.

"Last Train to Trancentral" entered the
charts at Number 3, and stayed at Number
Two for three weeks - Cher held Number
One slot.
"The White Room" album was released.

The KLF also spent three days at
Pinewood studios filming Stadium House -
The Trilogy, an epic production
featuring Zulus, angels, sistars and
rain.

To celebrate the summer solstice, The
KLF flew forty jounalists and licensees
to The Lost Continent of Mu, and forced
them to take part in a pagan ritual.

At the time of writing, The KLF have
just heard that 3am Eternal is Number
36 in the American Billboard Chart.

Cauty as recordedand released an album
"Space" under the name Space. Drummond
is working on his second book "Zenarchy-
 Case History".
The KLF work from a place known as
Trancentral.
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 N                       VIDEO
 Now we re-start our old VIDEO - Charts,
  because many people asked for them so
   we decided to write them again each
                 issue!

   Please note that the charts are the
             official ones!

     GERMANY VIDEO CHARTS APRIL '92
     GERMANY VIDEO CHARTS APRIL  92

Pl. Name                         Company
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 1.Naked Gun 2 1/2                   CIC
 2.Terminator 2              VCL/Carolco
 3.Of the hard tour                  CIC
 4.The silence of the lambs RCA/Columbia
 5.Uncle Buck                        CIC
 6.Nursery-school cop                CIC
 7.Dances with wolves        VCL/Carolco
 8.Toy Soldiers                Highlight
 9.Sometimes they come again         UFA
10.Omen IV                       CBS/Fox
11.Duck Tales - The movie     Euro Video
12.Mr. Destiny     Euro Video/Touchstone
13.Freedy's Final                    VPS
14.Predator 2                    CBS/Fox
15.Three men and one...       Touchstone

       USA VIDEO CHARTS APRIL '92
       USA VIDEO CHARTS APRIL  92

 Pl. Name
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  1. Thelma and Louise
  2. City Slickers
  3. Dangerous surf surge
  4. Terminator 2
  5. Dying Young
  6. Jungle Fever
  7. Naked Gun 2 1/2
  8. Doc Hollywood
  9. Hot Shots
 10. Bill and Ted's Bogus...

     GREAT BRITIAN CHARTS APRIL '92
     GREAT BRITIAN CHARTS APRIL  92

 Pl. Name
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  1. Robin Hood
  2. Naked Gun 2 1/2
  3. Marked for Death
  4. The silence of the lambs
  5. Dances with wolves
  6. Seagirles kisses...
  7. Out for Justice
  8. A pope to kiss
  9. Thelma and Louise
 10. Timebomb
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        INTERVIEWS OF WORLD NEWS
        INTERVIEWS OF WORLD NEWS

   Now we'll list all people which was
       interviewed by World News.
 Maybe you wanna an older issue of World
 News, to see a special interview, then
write a letter to the HQ and you will
    get it! Of course only if you've
       included 3 disc and porto!

Each issue except the first one is still
               available.

           But now let's start

Issue Name       Group       Spread date
----------------------------------------
 1.Ghost         Manowar      19.07.1990
 2.---           ---     Chromance Party
                              25.08.1990
 3.Hermes        Ex-Cosmos    02.10.1990
 4.CMR           Role         12.12.1991
   Robin         Elite
 5.Manx          F4CG         12.02.1991
   Witty         Oxygen
   Scrap         Genesis P.
   Thomas        Ikari+T.
   Mc Sprite     Cosmos Des.
 6.Mayday        W.o.W.       09.04.1991
   Atis          CROSS
 7.Euzkera       Science 451  24.05.1991
   Akay          Science 451
 8.Duke          Dominators   05.07.1991
   Unifer        Flash Inc.
   White Lion    Censor
 9.R.C.S.        Ikari+T.     07.08.1991
   Destino       Origo
   Chris         Pandora
10.Jack Daniels  Dominators   09.09.1991
   Enjoy         Bonzai
   Rune          Hoaxers
11.Olav Morkrid  Panoramic D. 11.11.1991
   Redstar       Flash Inc.
   Dexter        X-Factor
12.Danko         Censor       06.01.1992
   Baze          Brutal
13.Rune          Hoaxers      10.03.1992
   Depeh         Antic
14.Jerry         Triad       Light Party
                              18.04.1992
   Bx            Origo
   Sam           Beyond Force


 Quite much interviews we did until now
eh? If you also wanna be under this list
     just write to us a little note.
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