Singles

All You Need Is Love is The JAMs' debut single released in early March 1987 and marks the starting point ...

Two months after the original version of their debut single had caused a minor stir with record companies The JAMs ...

Whitney Joins The J.A.Ms was the first JAMs single since the release of 1987. On it The JAMs mashed the ...

After 1987 had been banned from sale the JAMs released 1987 (The JAMs 45 Edits), an edited (free of dangerously ...

I Gotta CD was the first release from the Disco 2000 side project fronted by Cressida "Cress" Bowyer (then Cauty) ...

Gospel singers, Petula Clark samples, Scottish raps – Down Town has it all. Originally planned to be completely sample-free (according ...

Burn The Bastards was the first single released under the KLF moniker, though it was credited to “The JAMs aka ...

One Love Nation was the second Disco 2000 single, strongly based on The Candystore from the Who Killed The JAMs? ...

Built around the “Doctor Who” theme, Sweet's "Blockbuster!" and Gary Glitter’s “Rock And Roll”, Doctorin’ The Tardis saw The Timelords ...

One of the cornerstones of The KLF’s history, and a departure from their previous sample-riddled output as The JAMs and ...

The 1989 Power Remix single is an exclusive Austrian release of What Time Is Love? featuring remixes by German producer ...

Uptight (Everything's Alright) - a cover of the Stevie Wonder song - was the third and final Disco 2000 single, ...

3 a.m. Eternal is the second track in the "Pure Trance" series. Originally scheduled for release on 31 Oct 1988 ...

Originally scheduled for release on 24th October, 1988 ...

Kylie Said To Jason is the first (and only) single to be taken from the planned White Room Soundtrack album ...

Originally scheduled 7 Nov 1988, the second remix single from The KLF's Pure Trance series hit shops in September 1989, ...

One of the rarer KLF releases as 2,000 copies of Last Train To Trancentral (Pure Trance Remixes) were pressed of ...

What Time Is Love? (Live At Trancentral) is a remixed release of the original Pure Trance version which eventually peaked ...

Remixes of the Live At Trancentral single featuring versions by Echo & The Bunnymen (who had previously been managed by ...

Early promo-only version of their later commercial version which featured Pete Wylie on vocals instead of Bill Drummond. We went ...

Released in early January 1991, 3 a.m. Eternal (Live At The S.S.L.) was The KLF's second #1 single after Doctorin' ...

With the updated original just having entered the UK Top 40 at #5 The KLF timely released 3 a.m. Eternal ...

Promo-only single featuring album versions of Make It Rain and No More Tears to promote the upcoming release of The ...

Following the chart success of 3 a.m. Eternal The KLF released Last Train To Trancentral (Live From The Lost Continent) ...

12"-only remixes of the Live Of The Lost Continent version by The Moody Boys. As with previous Moody Boys singles ...

It's Grim Up North was updated and re-released in 1991 in a slightly more "radio-friendly" version. The new mixes dropped ...

Justified And Ancient is the final single commercially released by The KLF in 1991, considering America: What Time Is Love? ...

MU is a Japanese exclusive 5-track mini album. A possible remix version was listed at one point but was never ...

Since they were not allowed to perform their re-recorded collaboration with Extreme Noise Terror at Top Of The Pops, The ...

America: What Time Is Love? is a beefed-up, guitar-heavy remix of The KLF's 1990 Live A Trancentral version in celebration ...

First and only single by the K Foundation, featuring the Red Army Choir. K Cera Cera mixes elements from "Que ...

Fuck The Millennium is a one-off comeback single to celebrate the crapness of comebacks, released under the short-lived 2K alias ...

2023 (a record by The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu) is a 7" single containing two tracks of the full audiobook ...