The KLF The White Room Vinyl LP 1991 Original KLF Communications JAMS LP006
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The KLF – The White Room
Released in 1991, The White Room is the undisputed crown jewel of ambient house and rave culture. Packed with massive anthems like "3 A.M. Eternal", "What Time Is Love?", and "Last Train To Trancentral", this groundbreaking LP defined early 90s dance music. Because the duo famously deleted their entire catalog in 1992, original 1991 UK vinyl pressings (JAMS LP006) are increasingly scarce and highly sought after by electronic music collectors.

Media Condition: Very Good (VG)  Noticeable groove wear and light scratches. Surface noise will not overpower the music. Sleeve Condition: Very Good (VG) Some light noise in intros otherwise plays great!
Label: KLF Communications – JAMS LP006 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album Country: UK Released: 4 Mar 1991 Genre: Electronic Style: Techno, Breakbeat, Leftfield, House, Acid House

  • A1 What Time Is Love? (LP Mix) 4:43
  • A2 Make It Rain 4:00
  • A3 3 A.M. Eternal (Live At The S.S.L.) 3:36
  • A4 Church Of The KLF 1:53
  • A5 Last Train To Trancentral (LP Mix) 5:33
  • B1 Build A Fire 4:40
  • B2 The White Room 5:15
  • B3 No More Tears 9:24
  • B4 Justified And Ancient 4:44
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 Phonographic Copyright ℗ – KLF Communications Copyright © – KLF Communications Distributed By – Rough Trade Distribution Mastered At – Master Room Design – Power Unlimited Mastered By – Aaron Chakraverty* Mixed By – J. Gordon Hastings* (tracks: A2, A4 to B4), Mark "Spike" Stent* (tracks: A1, A3), The KLF Mixed By [Assistant] – Jeremy Wheatley (tracks: A3) Photography By [Cover] – Schoerner* Photography By [Sheep] – Phil Ward (5) Producer, Performer, Programmed By – The KLF Programmed By [Additional] – Nick Coler Samples used:
A1: "I Wanna See You Sweat" - Wanda D (Tuff City Records) "Kick Out The Jams" - The MC5 (Elektra Records) "Mu Mu's" - P.P. Arnold, Katie Kisson (KLF Communications) "Thank You, Thank You" Crowd Noise - The Doors (Elektra Records)
A2: Crowd Noise - U2 "Rattle & Hum" (Island Records) Crowd Noise - The Doors "Absolutely Live" (Elektra Records) "Say Yeah" - Stevie Wonder (Tamala Motown) "Pump A Little Harder" - The Moody Boys (XL Records)
A3: "KLF Aha Aha" - P.P. Arnold (KLF Communications) "Ancients Of Mu Mu" - Chike (KLF Communications) "Ladies And Gentlemen..." - Scott Piering (Appearing) Crowd Noise - Haircut 100 Live Recording (Unreleased)
A4: Crowd Noise - The Doors "Absolutely Live" (Elektra Records) Crowd Noise - U2 "Rattle & Hum" (Island Records)
A5: Rolling Stock - The KLF "Chill Out" (KLF Communications) Crowd Noise - The Doors "Absolutely Live" (Elektra Records) Crowd Noise - U2 "Rattle & Hum" (Island Records)
B3: Trumpet Line - King Tubby (Trojan Records)
Some copies have sticker on outer sleeve "JAMS LP006 Includes '3 a.m. Eternal' 'What Time is Love?' Some copies comes with "KLF Communications Mail Order" print. Barcode (Printed): 5 017139 360009 Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): JAMS-LP-6-A2 Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): JAMS-LP-006-B2


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