What Time Is Love? (Pure Trance 1)

KLF Communications

calendar_todayOct 17, 1988United Kingdom

“Track B doesn't have an apparent name, but is a version of "What Time is Love?". Label on B-side states: "KLF Communications / Pure Trance / Made In England". Limited to 2000 copies. Original release of "What Time is Love?". Repress released on 15 July 1991 in unknown quantities. Repress is almost impossible to distinguish from the original except for maybe these details: If you have both you will notice that the repress has a darker green colour and that the original sleeve is more glossy. Also the repress is likely to have a plastic inner sleeve while the original is likely to have a paper inner sleeve. Publishers: Zoo Music/E.G. Music Warner/Chappell Music Legal: ℗ & © 1988 KLF Communications Made: in England Other data: Welcome to the trance”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1988United Kingdom

“Plain white label with no information.”

TVT Records

calendar_today1989United States

“Taken from the motion picture "The White Room" Original recording licensed from KLF Communications. Publishers: Zoo Music/Chappell Music Studio: Trancentral © & ℗ 1989 TVT Records & Video Recorded In England Other Data: Welcome To The Trance Track A recorded at Paul Oakenfold's "Land Of Oz" club on 31st July 1989 Track titles and durations not listed on the release.”

GiG Records

calendar_today1989Austria

“Exclusive Austrian Remix Initiated By Peter Rauhofer , Cover Art By Rau Alias Rauhofer Remixed by Jürgen Koppers In Munich At Paradise Studios”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1989United Kingdom

GiG Records

calendar_today1989Austria

“© 1989 GIG Records • Markus Spiegel Ges.m.b.H., Führichgasse 8, A-1010 Vienna, ℗ 1988 KLF Communications, Licensed by Rough Trade Distribution International Made In Austria”

KLF Communications

calendar_todayJul 10, 1989United Kingdom

“Some releases come as a plain white label with no information. These can be identified as a reissue by the reaction sheet that comes with this white label. Others have info written on the label e.g. the date of release: " 10/7/1989".”

KLF Communications

calendar_todayJul 24, 1989United Kingdom

“Taken from the motion picture "The White Room" (The Complete Soundtrack Also Available On LP/Cassette/CD) Studio: Trancentral Other Data: Welcome To The Trance Zoo Music/E.G. Music/Warner/Chappell Music ℗ & © 1988 KLF Communications Distributed by The Cartel. Made in England.”

TVT Records

calendar_today1989United States

“Track titles from commercial release. Test pressing of [r=127445].”

Possum Records

calendar_today1990Australia

KLF Communications

calendar_today1990United Kingdom

“Gloss sleeve type”

DFC

calendar_today1990Italy

“Studio: Trancentral Mobile Other Data: The Gate Is Open Made in Italy. The Techno Gate Mix contains a riff from [m237675]”

Blow Up / KLF Communications

calendar_today1990Germany

“Studio: Trancentral Mobile Other Data: The Gate Is Open "Mu Mu's" sampled from "Who Killed The Jams?" The Children Of The Revolution Are The Following Communicators M.C Bello appears courtesy of Gee St. Records Jim Morrison appears courtesy of The Doors/Electra Records (Elektra spelt incorrectly on sleeve) Tony Thorpe appears courtesy of The Moody Boys Lenny D. appears courtesy of 4th Floor Records Wanda D. - "Kick Out The Jams" · Rob Tyner - appears courtesy of The MC5 & Electra Records (Elektra spelt incorrectly on sleeve) Cressida / Lindz E. Love - "Ooohs" Manda Beatmaster appears courtesy of Rhythm King Records A: Zoo, Warner Chappell/E.G. Music/Copyright Control B: Zoo, Warner Chappell/E.G. Music Recorded live at Trancentral ℗ & © 1990 KLF Communications Marketed by Intercord Ton GmbH, Licensee Made in W. Germany Info on back cover: INT 125.789 7" [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/541459]INT 110.906[/url] Maxi-CD [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/139472]INT 825.789[/url] The Techno Gate Mix contains a riff from [m237675]”

CBS

calendar_today1990France

Possum Records

calendar_today1990Australia

“Studio: Trancentral Mobile.”

Wax Trax! Records / KLF Communications

calendar_today1990United States

“"Live At Transcentral" appears on label; "Live At Trancentral" appears on sleeve. M.C Bellow appears courtesy of Gee St. Records Jim Morrison appears courtesy of The Doors / Electra Records Tony Thorpe appears courtesy of The Moody Boys Lenny D. appears courtesy of 4th Floor Records Rob Tyner appears courtesy of the MC5 & Electra Records Manda Beatmaster appears courtesy of Rhythm King Records "Mu Mu's" - Sampled from "Who Killed The Jams?" Additional engineering @ Matrix Mix Engineer @ The Townhouse Recorded Live at Transcentral © 1990 KLF Communications. ℗ 1990 Wax Trax Records Inc. Printed in Canada [labels] Publishers: E.G. Music / Zoo / Warner Chappell Music / Copyright Control Studio: Transcentral Mobile Other Data: The Gate Is Open”

Liberation Records

calendar_today1990Australia

Indisc

calendar_today1990Belgium

“Studio: Trancentral Mobile Other Data: "The Gate Is Open" (*) (*) this is a reference to The KLF's announced but naturally unreleased acid-house album "The Gate" which they intended to record in 1990 but scrapped in favour of filming their one-hour feature "Waiting" on the Isle Of Jura. ℗ & © 1990 KLF Communications Made in E.C.”

Coma Records

calendar_today1990Denmark

“A2 incorrectly claims to be the "Techno Slam" mix. The title on the front cover is spelled "KLF What 🕒 is 💘" The Techno Gate Mix contains a riff from [m237675]”

Blow Up / KLF Communications

calendar_today1990Germany

“On label: All titles published by E.G. Music/Zoo/Warner Chappell Music Studio: Trancentral & Trancentral Mobil On cover: Tony Thorpe appears courtesy of The Moody Boys · Will Sergeant, Les Pattinson, Jake Brockman, Noel Burke, & Damon Reece appear courtesy of Echo & The Bunnymen / WEA Records · Recorded at Trancentral & Trancentral Mobil ℗ & © 1990 KLF Communications Marketed by Intercord Ton GmbH, Licensee · Made in W. Germany On spine: The KLF · What Time Is Love? Special-Maxi Blow Up INT 125.790”

Wax Trax! Records / KLF Communications

calendar_today1990United States

“Studio: Trancentral Mobile Licensed from KLF Communications. © 1990 KLF Communications. ℗ 1990 Wax Trax Records Inc. Printed in Canada. Other Data: The Gate Is Open There are two versions of this release with the same cat. nr, but with different colors on cover. This is the blue version. The other is the [url=http://www.discogs.com/KLFFeaturing-Children-Of-The-Revolution-What-Time-Is-Love-Live-At-Trancentral/release/68747]light grey version[/url]. "Trancentral" is misspelled on the record label, but spelled correctly on the cover.”

Coma Records

calendar_today1990Denmark

“This release has wrong labels (Dr. Baker: Kaos Coma 127001) but plays four tracks like the tracklist(Coma 127 011) shows. The wrong label is also different comparing to releases [r111605] or [r1223881]”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1990Belgium

“℗ & © 1990 KLF Communications Made in E.C.”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1990Belgium

“℗ & © 1990 KLF Communications Made in E.C.”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1990Europe

“Recorded live at Trancentral. ℗ & © 1990 KLF Communications Made in E.C. All songs published by E.G. Music / Zoo / Warner Chappell / Copyright Control except track 3 by E.G. Music / Zoo / Warner Chappell. M.C. Bello apperars courtesy of Gee St Records Jim Morrison appears courtesy of The Doors / Electra [sic] Records Tony Thorpe appears courtesy The Moody Boys Lenny D. appears courtesy of 4th Floor Records Rob Tyner appears courtesy of MC 5 & Electra [sic] Records. Manda Beatmaster appears courtesy of Rhythm King Records”

CBS

calendar_today1990France

Wax Trax! Records

calendar_today1990United States

“Studio: Transcentral Mobile. Other Data: The Gate Is Open. Additional engineering @ Matrix. Mark 'Spike' Stent - Mix Engineer @ The Townhouse. Recorded live at Transcentral. © 1990 KLF Communications ℗ Wax Trax Records Inc. Printed in Canada Fabriqué au Canada - Made in Canada (small round sticker on back case)”

Blow Up / KLF Communications

calendar_today1990Germany

“℗&© 1990 KLF Communications Total Time: 16:28 Info on back inlay: INT 825.789 Maxi [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/15299]INT 125.789[/url] Single [url=https://www.discogs.com/release/541459]INT 110.906[/url]”

KLF Communications

calendar_todayJul 30, 1990United Kingdom

“The Children of the Revolution on this performance are the following communicators: M.C Bello - rap - appears courtesy of Gee St Records • Jim Morrison - "Thank You's" - appears courtesy of [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Doors%2C+The]The Doors[/url] / Elektra Records • Tony Thorpe - breaks - appears courtesy of [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/5759-Moody-Boys-The]The Moody Boys[/url] • Lenny D. - breaks - appears courtesy of 4th Floor Records • Wanda D. - "I'm gonna make you sweat" [sample "I wanna see you sweat" taken from "To The Bone (Acapella)"] • Rob Tyner - "Kick out the Jams" - appears courtesy of The [a=MC5] & Elektra Records • Cressida / Lindz.E.Love - "Ooohs" • Q - additional engineering @ Matrix • Mark 'Spike' Stent - mix engineer @ The Townhouse Major Malfunktion - 303 acid factor • Manda Beatmaster - 808's & 909's - appears courtesy of Rhythm King Records P.P. Arnold / Katie Kissoon - "Mu Mu's" - sampled from "[m=188508]" • Recorded live at Trancentral Made in England”

GiG Records

calendar_todayOct 19, 1990Europe

“The insert and CD has the following tracklist: 1 - 7" Remix - 3:41 2 - Power Remix - 7:37 3 - The KLF Version - 7:03 but instead of the Power Remix the CD plays the same Mix as Side A of [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/92768]KLF 004T[/url] The Power Remix can be found on [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/2834830]the 1989 Austrian release[/url]. Remixed at Paradise Studio/Munich. ℗ 1988 KLF Communications. Licensed by Rough Trade Distribution International © 1990 GIG Records • Markus Spiegel Ges.m.b.H., A-1010 Vienna. WEA Musik GmbH Neue Medien und Elektronikvertrieb. A Time Warner Company. Made in Germany”

Wax Trax! Records

calendar_today1990United States

Liberation Records

calendar_today1991Australia

“(p) 1989 / 90 KLF Communications. (c) 1991 Liberation Records. Made in Australia.”

Musart

calendar_today1991Mexico

“Mexican release. All of the track titles are prefixed with' "A Que Hora Es El Amor" on insert.”

Arista

calendar_today1991United States

Wax Trax! Records

calendar_today1991United States

“Same disc design and matrix info as [r364978], but the rear insert has a slightly different layout. (For example, the final line of credits is centered on this version, as opposed to left-justified.)”

Arista

calendar_todaySep 1991United States

“Banner across the top right of the cover reads "New Mix". Spine reads "Digital Stereo" above catalog number. Comes in standard jewel case with front and rear inserts. Promotional Copy — Not For Sale Samples used: "Kick Out The Jams" The MC5 - Elektra Records. Original recordings made at Trancentral. Additional recording at Matrix, London with Q. Mixed at The Townhouse, London. Published by E.G. Music Inc. (BMI) / Warner Chappell Music Litd., adm. by WB Music Corp. (ASCAP) / MCA Music Publishing, a Division of MCA Inc. (ASCAP) / Wandee Music (ASCAP). Track #1 is not really a remix; it is the same as track 2, but edited to omit the MC5 sample in the intro. Track #2 is the standard 7" version/Radio Edit, but with the outro faded early and edited to omit The Doors' "Thank you, thank you" sample. ℗ & © 1991 KLF Communications. Marketed and distributed by Arista Records, Inc., a Bertelsmann Music Group Company. All Rights Reserved. Manufactured in the U.S.A. Printed in U.S.A.”

Wax Trax! Records

calendar_today1990United States

“Publishers: E.G. Music / Zoo / Warner Chappell Music / Copyright Control. Studio: Transcentral Mobile. Other Data: The Gate Is Open. Additional engineering @ Matrix. Mark 'Spike' Stent - Mix Engineer @ The Townhouse. U-card insert: Printed in Canada Cassette shell: Made in U.S.A. Program repeated on both sides. Issued in a standard cassette J-card case with a transparent hinge piece. Insert is a U-card insert with a long flap. The cassette shell is opaque white with black print.”

Possum Records

calendar_today1990Australia

“Same two tracks on both sides. ℗ 1990 KLF Communications Manufactured for & distributed by BMG Arista/Ariola Limited in Australasia.”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1990United Kingdom

“Same two tracks on both sides.”

Liberation Records

calendar_today1991Australia

Arista

calendar_today1991United States

“Original recordings made at [l=Trancentral] A: Additional recording at Marcus • Mixed at Olympic B1: Additional recording at Matrix • Mixed at The Townhouse Samples used - "Kick Out The Jams" The [a=MC5] - [l=Elektra Records] B2: Additional recording at Matrix • Mixed at The Townhouse Tony Thorpe appears courtesy of The [a=Moody Boys]. From the album "The White Room". Also includes "3 A.M. Eternal." ℗ & © 1991 KLF Communications. Marketed and Distributed by Arista Records, Inc., a Bertelsmann Music Group Company. Printed in U.S.A. Manufactured by Arista Records, Inc. Cassette shell: BASF Chrome Mfg. U.S.A.”

Musart

calendar_today1991Mexico

“(P)1991 KLF Communications (C)1991 Discos Musart S.A. de C.V.”

Liberation Records

calendar_today1991Australia

“Same as [r7103367] but with red case and cassette instead of yellow. Cover has the language warning printed on it in a red circle. THIS ALBUM CONTAINS LANGUAGE WHICH MAY BE CONSIDERED OFFENSIVE”

Arista

calendar_today1991United States

“Complete program appears on both sides From the album "The White Room". Also includes the smash hit "3 A.M. Eternal." Mfg. U.S.A. Printed in U.S.A.”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1988United Kingdom

“Promotional Video only of the Pure Trance Version from 1988.”

KLF Communications

calendar_today1990United Kingdom

“Promotional Video of the Live at Trancentral 'Cornfield' version from 1990. Catalogue Number KLFVT 004 has been mentioned in KLF Communications information sheets.”